Freemasonry in Brighton

St. Cecilia is a Masonic Lodge, dedicated to St. Cecilia, the patron saint of musicians. We are the masonic lodge for musicians and entertainers in Brighton, although you don't have to tread the boards or be a virtuoso violinist to join us! We meet in the Sussex Masonic Centre in Queens Road on the last Tuesday of January, February, March, September, October and November.

Our Worshipful Master

Our Worshipful Master

W.Bro. Paul is an experienced freemason who leads our lodge. He became master of St. Cecilia in 2025

Our Director of Ceremonies

Our Director of Ceremonies

W.Bro. Nev is our Director of Ceremonies. The joker in the background is Bro. Fernando, our Junior Warden!

Fun after Lodge

Fun after Lodge

We dine after every meeting in a formal but very fun way!

W. Bro. Welsh Keith

W. Bro. Welsh Keith

The Father of the lodge is showing one of our newest members the ropes

Visiting St. Cecilia

If you are a freemason and would like to come to any of our meetings simply get in touch with our secretary W.Bro. Jay who can arrange everything so you can enjoy our meeting and festive board; at which there is always live entertainment. We meet in the main temple at the Queens Road Masonic Centre at 5:00PM.

St. Cecilia Lodge
No. 1636
Founded 1876

Becoming a Freemason

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Have you thought about becoming a Freemason?

Many men have thought about what it might be like to be a freemason. You might be one of them. You may feel that you are ready to take that first step...

What is freemasonry?

Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest social and charitable organisations, with its origins rooted in the traditions of the medieval stonemasons who built our cathedrals and castles

How do i join?

If you know any of the people in St. Cecilia lodge then just let them know you are interested. If you don't know anyone who is a freemason then just send an email to our secretary: secretary@saint-cecilia.org.

When did Freemasonry begin?

The history of Freemasonry traces back to the early 17th century, with the formation of the e Grand Lodge of England in 1717 being a significant turning point. However, the origins of Freemasonry ranging from ancient builders to medieval stonemasons.

What next?

Once you have contacted us we will arrange an informal meeting (Usually at our favourite pub!) where you can find out a little more about us. If you like the idea of joining us then we will arrange a more formal meeting, but don't worry, its not an interview!

149

Years Old

1000

Meetings held since we began

1,000,000+

Laughs we've had!

A Caring lodge,
A lodge with a Heart​...

We care about our members but we also care about the local community. We offer an Organ Scholarship every year to help young organists take the right steps to becoming professional musicians.

Some Links to our favourite places

Why do websites no longer seem to have links?
We love them, so we've put some here for you.

Saltdean Lodge

Saltdean Lodge

No meeting would be the same without our good friends from Saltdean!

Sussex Freemasons

Sussex Freemasons

The Province of Sussex official website.

Southern Regalia

Southern Regalia

Masonic regalia and supplies based near Chichester

U.G.L.E.

U.G.L.E.

The United Grand Lodge of England. The home of freemasonry.

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