American Union Lodge No. 1: 250 Years of Freemasonry
American Union Lodge No. 1 marks its 250th anniversary, celebrating a quarter-millennium of Masonic heritage and commitment to the Craft.
Promoting the Fraternity across the World
American Union Lodge No. 1 marks its 250th anniversary, celebrating a quarter-millennium of Masonic heritage and commitment to the Craft.
More than 11,000 children across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland will be better protected from online harm thanks to a £50,000 Freemasons’ grant to Warning Zone Children’s Safety Charity.
Welbeck Lodge hosts a BBQ Garden Party on 2 August 2026 at Ye Olde Bridge Inn, welcoming Freemasons, families and friends for an afternoon of fellowship.
Medal of Honor recipient Sammy L. Davis exemplifies Masonic values of courage, duty and brotherhood both on the battlefield and within the Craft.
More than 100 attendees enjoyed a Spring Festival Flower Arranging Demonstration at Goldsmith Street Freemasons’ Hall, celebrating community creativity and charity.
Rotary Lodge and St Peter’s members raised three thousand pounds through a sponsored bike ride supporting the Nottinghamshire Freemasons 2029 Festival.
The Nottinghamshire Provincial Chapter of Instruction continues with its next meeting, offering rehearsal, discussion and fellowship for Royal Arch Companions.
Families of military personnel and veterans undergoing treatment at Birmingham’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital will access vital accommodation thanks to a £50,000 donation from Warwickshire Freemasons to Fisher House.
Over 500 young people with additional needs or disabilities across North London will receive tailored help and support at Unitas Youth Zone, funded by a grant from the Freemasons’ charity.
Nottinghamshire Freemasons obtained over 39,000 pounds from the Masonic Charitable Foundation to equip every EMAS-supported defibrillator with a Stop the Bleed kit by August 2026.