On the 20th of January 1930, The Tower Lodge No. 5159 was consecrated at Freemasons Hall (FMH) in London and we are looking forward to celebrating our Centenary in 2030.
Our members come from a wide range of backgrounds and occupations, and reflects several major religions including Sikhism, Islam, Judaism and Christianity.
Our Lodge prides itself on its multicultural diversity, is extremely friendly and has a healthy mix of young and old members who hail from as far afield as Scotland, Derbyshire and the West Midlands, with around half of members living and working in/around the London and Greater London area.
We hold regular Lodge of Instruction meetings in Derby and FMH and being an integral part of one of the world’s oldest and largest non-religious, non-political organisations, based on fraternal and charitable principles, we also like to ensure our masonic ceremonies are as polished as possible, for the enjoyment of the members and our visitors alike.
Like many other Lodges we do not take our membership cadre for granted and are always looking to attract, retain and develop new members who are willing to buy into our traditions, ethos, and quest for continuous improvement in everything we do…and of course have fun along the way!
If you want to be part of a social and charitable organisation based on the principles mentioned above, then freemasonry is for you.
Read about the latest updates and changes, related to our brotherhood
1,000 Opportunities for Homeless Londoners Rebuilding Their Lives
A generous grant of £8,000 from London Freemasons will enable Only A Pavement Away to support more individuals in London who are experiencing homelessness move into roles in the hospitality industry. This grant will enable the charity to place 110 candidates into employment and create over 1,000 learning and career development opportunities.
Read MoreMelting Knives, Raising Futures: Summer Fitness for At-Risk Teens across London
London Freemasons’ Charity has awarded a £10,000 grant to London-based charity Steel Warriors to support a Summer 2026 project delivering free calisthenics classes for young people across the capital.
Read MoreLondon’s At-Risk Youth Served up Hospitality Training at The Clink Training Cafe
The Clink Training Café is the charity’s first dedicated hospitality training facility designed exclusively for young people aged 16–25 who could be at risk of entering the criminal justice system. It is an initiative intended to give students direction and purpose, whilst also strengthening community resilience in South London.
Read MoreBelow you can find information, related to our latest events and activities
Kent Club Gala
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