Colston Lodge No 610 is one of the oldest Lodges in the Province of Bristol.
Founded in 1854; it was named after the English merchant and philanthropist, Edward Colston, based on his extensive support and charitable giving to the City of Bristol.
The Lodge has a diverse and active membership of mixed ages who take great pride performing masonic ritual to a high standard, yet offer a relaxed and informal setting at after meetings and social events.
We meet on the third Wednesday of every month from September through to May – with a three month break in the summer.
There is a great social calendar with members being able to select from a wide range of events throughout the year depending on their personal circumstances. These range from visiting other Lodges within and outside of the Province to our Christmas Carol Service held at the Lord Mayors Chapel in Park Street. Younger members of the Lodge also regularly take to the bright lights of the City after Lodge meetings. (And have been known to regret it the morning after!)
Partners are encouraged to attend events outside of regular Lodge nights; as their contribution and involvement is essential for the success of our Lodge.
We support a wide range of local charities in the City and, wherever possible, supports the Provincial Grand Masters’ discretionary fund which enables the Province to make targeted donations quickly to deserving causes.
