Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4 AF & AM

06/13/2026

🎟️ Don't miss the chance to get tickets for this Saturday! https://www.famva.org/events/what-remains-masonic-lodge-no4

Here's a chance to explore a part of Fredericksburg that many have...

06/13/2026

We've got four new education pieces from Bro∴ Bob Melvin, our Lodge Education Officer (LEO), for your listening pleasure. They're available on Spotify, Apple, and Buzzsprout: https://lodge4cast.buzzsprout.com

You can also find them on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/

❌ If Your Brother Errs
🎹 Beatin' the Keys
💧 Cracked Pots
⛳ Masonic Golf

06/08/2026

🎟️ Grab your tickets today!

Join the Fredericksburg Area Museum as Kylie Thomson, FAM’s Curator of Collections, and Past Master Michael Dove explore the artifacts that remain, the stories that have been lost, and the lasting impact of centuries of civic and Brotherly activity within Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4.

Guests will also enjoy a rare behind-the-scenes guided tour of the Lodge, offering an inside look at a historic space few have the opportunity to experience.

Tickets: $16 Non-Members | $12 FAM Members
Location: Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4, 803 Princess Anne Street

Reserve your spot: https://www.famva.org/events/what-remains-masonic-lodge-no4

05/25/2026

💐🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, our Lodge community paid homage to the practice of “Decoration Day” by adorning our Masonic Cemetery with flowers. Each and every grave marker. In addition to our brethren who sacrificed everything on the battlefield, we remember their families and friends for carrying on their example in Fredericksburg across the 18th and 19th Centuries.

05/17/2026

Tonight Fredericksburg Lodge had the distinct honor of hosting the 2026 Reunion of the Founding Lodges event—a tradition where representatives of the Lodges which formed the Grand Lodge of Virginia in 1778 come together to break bread, share memories, meet new brothers, and reunite under common cause.

This year, we offered in-depth tours of our historic 1816 building and artifacts followed by behind-the-scenes tours of the Fredericksburg Area Museum’s 250th exhibit. The evening concluded with a fine meal at Ristorante Renato and a keynote address by M.W. Jeffery Hodges, Past Grand Master of Masons in Virginia.

Thank you to all who traveled to Fredericksburg and we look forward to seeing you again soon.