Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and largest non-religious, non-political, fraternal and charitable organisations.
Our members come from all walks of life and meet as equals whatever their race, religion or position in society to learn new skills, make lasting friendships, achieve their potential, contribute to society and — above all — have fun.
The Province of Cambridgeshire comprises 33 Lodges and 14 Royal Arch Chapters — With several lodges that are established members of the Universities Scheme which aims to introduce Freemasonry’s important values to a new generation.
Joining Freemasonry has been an incredibly fulfilling experience, offering the brotherhood and mentorship I was seeking. As a Greek veterinary surgeon, I resonate deeply with the principles of integrity, self-improvement, and mutual respect that Freemasonry embodies. The camaraderie within the fraternity has enriched my personal journey, fostering meaningful connections along the way.
From the moment I joined freemasonry I have always been greeted as a brother and friend. The experience has enhanced my confidence and self esteem and added valuable skill sets which are important in life. I have made many good friends and enjoy spending quality time with them. The more you put into Freemasonry the more you get out of it.
— Tony Kirby, Logistica Lodge No. 9804, Newmarket
At first, I joined Freemasonry out of curiosity sparked by the famous Da Vinci Code novel. However, I quickly discovered it to be a much more meaningful and enriching experience. Freemasonry provided me with a strong sense of brotherhood and camaraderie among like-minded individuals who dedicate their resources for the good of local communities and society as a whole.
