Rainbow Assemblies in Canada

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What is a Rainbow Assembly?

Our locations have tweens and teen daughters who gather together to build leadership skills, give back to the community, and create lifelong friendships. Spanning ages 6-21, girls grow with their sisters into strong, compassionate women – having fun in the process!

Where do you meet?

Meetings take place twice a month, usually in partnership with Masonic Lodges. Some of our meetings are members only (with parents always welcome), but we have plenty of meetings and other activities where you can meet the girls, see what we do, and get a feel for the program.

How does Rainbow get Girls ready for life?

Through volunteer work, public speaking, and creating events from idea to day of, members develop skills they’ll carry for life. Whether your daughter is outgoing or still finding their voice, Rainbow gives a space to grow, supported by mentors and surrounded by peers.

Active Rainbow Assemblies

Hamilton Assembly #1

2nd & 4th Sundays, 1:30pm

Hamilton Shrine Club

82 Melvin Ave, Hamilton

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Toronto Assembly #2

2nd & 4th Sundays, 2:30pm

Richmond Masonic Hall

112 Crosby Ave, Richmond Hill

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Ottawa Assembly #3

3rd wednesday, 6:30PM

Ingleside Masonic Hall

10 Memorial Sq, Ingleside

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Primrose Assembly #8

1st Monday, 7:30pm & 3rd Sunday, 2:30PM (2ND SUNDAY IN JUNE)

Ronald E. Groshaw Brampton Masonic Centre

955 Clark Blvd, Brampton

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Faith Assembly #14

1st & 3RD MondayS, 7:30pm

Port Hope Masonic Temple

54 Toronto Rd, Port Hope

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The Fort Assembly #26

1st wednesday, 7pm & 3rd Saturday, 1PM

Windsor Masonic Temple

986 Ouellette Ave, Windsor

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Don’t see an Assembly near you?

That’s okay, we’re growing! Send us a message with your location and we can chat about options for your daughter or your Masonic group to support us.

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Ready to learn more about how Rainbow can help your girl to shine?

Learn more about our teachings and our activities, whether it’s what the colours of the Rainbow mean, how we build strong bonds of sisterhood, and let the girls create their own programs..

What is Rainbow?

FAQs

Business meetings are held twice a month. Girls set up the Assembly room for the meeting, enter the room in formation, speak their lines for a part (they rotate roles every six months), conduct a formal business meeting including reviewing meeting minutes, past events, and upcoming events, and exit in formation. The girls take down the room and

Some of our meetings are open to all, while others are closed to members and our supporters. Parents, grandparents, and guardians of members are always welcome, as well as little ones 2 and under.

While Rainbow doesn’t have a uniform all members are expected to purchase and wear, we do expect our members to dress ready for the meeting as per our dress code. Part of learning how to present yourself is dressing and looking the part!

Most meetings have a “business” attire, meaning dress clothes (dress pants, skirt, dress, etc.). Some of our meetings are “formal”, and this is where girls get to dress up in gowns and other formal wear.

Fun events have a casual dress code to match the purpose of the event.