I hope everyone has enjoyed the summer break and is looking forward to the new Masonic season ahead. While many of our Lodges and Chapters have been enjoying their summer recess, the Surrey 2030 Festival certainly has not stood still. Over the summer, we enjoyed two...
So Mote It Beer: Raising a Glass to the Surrey 2030 Festival
Surrey Freemasons have teamed up with Surrey-based microbrewery Hamhaugh Hops to create four distinctive craft ales in support of the Surrey 2030 Festival. Working with Simon Hall, owner and brewer at Hamhaugh Hops, Surrey Freemasons Nick Dyer, Paul Day, Colin...
Priory Gate’s BBQ and Race Night Raises £7,500
Priory Gate Lodge No. 8202 has risen to the challenge of raising as much as possible for the Surrey 2030 Festival by creating a new annual event for its calendar, a BBQ and Race Night. Under the direction of W Bro Mark Malone, PProvGStwd, the team called upon personal...
Surrey Provincial Summer BBQ Raises More Than £3,000
Around 120 people came together at Chobham Rugby Club for the Surrey Provincial Summer BBQ, raising more than £3,000 for the Surrey 2030 Festival. Organised by Windlesham Dawn Lodge, the event welcomed brethren from across the Province, together with wives, partners,...
Clay Shoot Day
The Clay Shoot Day, held on Saturday 16th May 2026 at the Surrey Shooting School near Reigate, was another highly enjoyable and successful Surrey 2030 Festival fundraising event. The day brought together both experienced shooters and complete beginners for a relaxed...
The Nuts Challenge
The Nuts Challenge, held on a very cold and wet day, was a great success, with 17 people taking part in the demanding 7k mud and obstacle race. Set in Surrey, the challenge involved mud, water, crawling, climbing and a series of tough obstacles, testing everyone...
Surrey 2030 Festival Charity Boxing Night
The Surrey 2030 Festival Charity Boxing Night proved to be an unforgettable evening, as Surrey Freemasons came together at the Mandolay Hotel in Guildford for a spectacular black-tie event in support of the Surrey 2030 Festival. Completely sold out in record time, the...
Thames Path Challenge Completed
After 10 days, more than 183.7 miles on foot, over 400,000 steps, and in excess of £10,000 raised for the Surrey 2030 Festival, the Thames Path Challenge has officially been completed. The challenge saw a dedicated team of Surrey Freemasons take on the incredible...