We meet 10 times each year, always on the last Friday of the month except in December when we install a new Master of the Lodge and we do this on the Second Friday and its always a special occasion for us

On a typical evening we will meet at 7pm, our first job is to do the administration of the Lodge, confirming the minutes of the last meeting and other propositions and administration.

Then if we have a canditate who is joining us we will do 1 of 3 ceremonies.
These are essentially one act plays and teach members how to be better people and each play represents a different stage in life.

As an ‘initiate’ or Entered Apprentice, Freemasons are taught we are all born equal, we learn that in life some do better than others and it is up to those that do well to look after the less fortunate.
From this stems our belief in the importance of Charity.

The next stage is to become a ‘Fellow Craft’ where Freemasons are taught the importance of improving yourself as a person, and finally as a ‘Master Mason’, where we learn that we have but one life, and the importance of using it wisely.

The details of the ceremonies can easily be accessed online but nothing beats experiencing it for yourself.

After the meetings members dine together informally in order to enjoy good food, good wine, and good company. And most importantly, to have fun together.

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