Date: Saturday 29th June 2024
Time: 10am-2pm
Venue: Berkshire Masonic Centre.
Mole Road
Sindlesham
Berkshire
RG41 5EA
- Guided Tours
- See our largest Lodge Room
- Specialist Lodges
- Berkshire Masonic Charity
- Museum and Library of Freemasony
- Order of Women Freemasons attending
- Meet our Grand Charity Steward
- Free Car Park
- Classic Cars on Show
- Motorcycles
- BBQ from 12:30pm to 2pm
Frequestly Asked Questions:
Absolutely. Please come and see what Berkshire has to offer you. Welcome to the Province.
Yes there will.
Yes you can, we’d love to see you all. All we ask is that they’re able to accompany you on the tour. Or you bring someone else to keep an eye on them whilst you’re on the tour. There isn’t a creche on the day. There are some stairs on the tour. There is a wheelchair lift, but larger baby buggies will not fit inside the lift.
Yes it is. We have a small lift for wheelchairs in the building to get you between the ground and first floors. There is step free access from the car park and adapted toilet facilities are also available.
Please email press@berkspgl.org.uk
The closest station is at Winnersh which is about 20 minutes walk away. The station is on the Reading to Waterloo line (trains to and from Guildford do not stop at Winnersh). On Saturday the trains run about every half an hour.
On Saturdays the only bus service is the 4 and 4x that runs between Reading and Bracknell (via Wokingham) and stops at Winnersh Crossroads which is about a 15 minute walk away.
Vintage Cars and Motorcycle Lodges
- Provincial Fun Day!
The Provincial Grand Master/MEGS Reception Family Fun Day: A Day of Joy and Community Spirit - Local children with disabilities will receive help and supportNearly two thousand disabled children and their families from across three counties will receive help and support thanks to a grant from Berkshire Freemasons.
- Lodge of Enlightenment – Multiple Passing CeremonyBerkshires’ Lodge of Enlightenment & Hungerford Lodge Collaborate for a Multiple Ceremony on Friday 19th April.
- Even more children go to the pantomime thanks to Berkshire FreemasonsAcross Berkshire over 700 children have, or will be, attending a variety of pantomimes this season. Thanks to the Berkshire Freemasons’ Panto Project.
- Brother installs BrotherBrother installs his own brother, assisted by their father at Theodore White Temperance Lodge
- Provincial Grand Lodge MeetingOver 400 Masons attended the annual Provincial Grand Lodge meeting on 26th September at the Masonic Centre in Sindlesham
- Berkshire smashes through Festival targetA total of £2,268,541 revealed for the Berkshire 2023 Festival
