Alton Masonic Centre

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Alton Masonic Centre Alton Masonic Centre is the local hub for Freemasonry, home to various Craft, Chapter and other Masonic orders.

The Centre can be hired for meetings and celebrations, with catering and a licensed bar available upon request. Welcome to the Alton Masonic Centre's page. Five Craft Lodges - Shalden 2016, Amery 6510, Aultoun 7899, Camelot 8553 and Holybourne 9507 meet here, as do various side degrees including St Lawrence Chapter 2016, Shalden Mark Master Masons 988, Knights Templar, OSM and Allied Degrees. If you wish to visit any of the above Lodges, then please let us know and we will inform the relevant Secretary. If you are interested in becoming a Freemason, then please feel free to contact us and a Contact Officer will be in touch with you.

Please like, share and help raise the profile of this small but reactive charity that's on a mission to make a differenc...
19/08/2026

Please like, share and help raise the profile of this small but reactive charity that's on a mission to make a difference.

Less than two weeks to go!

Three brethren from Amery Lodge 6510 will soon be heading to Japan in support of Team Endeavour’s latest mission: the Sea 2 Summit – Mt Fuji 2026 Challenge.

Find out more and read the latest news at
www.teamendeavour.co.uk

Please help us spread the word about this small charity that consistently punches above its weight. Every volunteer taking part has self-funded their place, ensuring the money raised supports the vision of building a much-needed respite lodge for Armed Forces families in the Lake District.

With Freemasonry in the Community - Hampshire & IOW – We just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉
10/07/2026

With Freemasonry in the Community - Hampshire & IOW – We just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

22/06/2026

For more than a decade, Freemasons have played a vital role in enabling charitable support across communities.

In the last financial year alone, 204 charities have been supported through financial grants awarded on behalf of Freemasonry.

💙 With our transition to the Freemasons’ Charity, we will be able to better represent how that work is shaped and shared.

Learn more about our charitable grants: https://ow.ly/TjNv50ZeCsC

Howzat for a good cause? 🏏🐾Alton’s Freemasons are delighted to be taking part once again in this year’s Alton Victorian ...
22/06/2026

Howzat for a good cause? 🏏🐾

Alton’s Freemasons are delighted to be taking part once again in this year’s Alton Victorian Cricket Tournament on Sunday 28 June 2026, from 10am at The Butts Green.

Our players are dusting off the whites… or, more accurately, whatever “white-ish” costume box disaster we end up wearing this year. Expect questionable athleticism, dramatic appeals, possibly some cricket, and definitely plenty of laughs.

Most importantly, the day will help raise vital funds for Dogs for Autism, a fantastic charity making a real difference to somebody with autism and their families.

Come along, enjoy a brilliant family-friendly day, cheer us on, and help support a wonderful cause. And while you’re there, if you’d like to find out more about Freemasonry, come and have a chat — we’re always happy to answer a question.

Cricket, costumes, community spirit… and a very real chance of someone taking a wicket far too seriously. What’s not to love?

Alton Victorian Cricket Tournament Alton News Dogs for Autism Freemasonry in the Community - Hampshire & IOW

22/07/2021

Have you reserved your place for the Zoom Talk by NEA Membership Officer Gary Green on Tuesday 27th July @ 19:30?

If not - Email [email protected] for more details.

30/06/2021

Want to find out more about the role of the Membership Officer in the Lodge and the Membership Pathway?

Why not join the Zoom Presentation by NEA Membership Officer Gary Green on Tuesday 27th July @ 19:30 organized by the NEA Light Blues Club.

Email [email protected] for more details.

06/06/2021
05/03/2021

Rushmoor Voluntary Services (RVS) need volunteers to support the Operation Rushmoor Community Action (ORCA) programme at vaccination stations through Aldershot and Farnborough.

Do you want to be the friendly face of a volunteer on arrival at the Vaccination Station, to help guide members of the public through the process and make all the difference to their overall experience and the running of what will be extremely busy clinics?

Our Responders carry out a number of tasks, which may vary each time they attend and include:

- Welcoming people to the Vaccination Station and signposting them to where they need to be
- Advising those attending about the need to maintain appropriate social distancing and handwashing (sanitiser will be provided), following UK government advice
- Checking paperwork to ensure those attending are in the right place at the right time, re-directing if necessary
- Guiding those attending to the appropriate area/station
- When someone has had their vaccination, ensuring they exit safely
- Notifying your Lead Responder should any issues arise

Our Responders do not provide clinical or personal care to anyone attending the centre.

Please contact the NEA FiTC Team Leader and Co-ordinator W. Bro Eric Robinson [email protected] 07762 741704 who will be liaising with the RVS and organising our teams.

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Market Street
Alton
GU341HA

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