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Welcome to Freemasonry in Leeds

Adel Lodge No 6250 is a Masonic Lodge of Freemasons based in Headingley, Leeds, West Yorkshire. Our membership ranges from men in their late 20s through to men in their late 70s (some of whom have been members for over 50 years). The history of our Lodge dates back to 1946.

We meet on a Tuesday evening and once a month enjoy a formal occasion of a three-course dinner with speeches and toasts.

In addition to our Masonic meetings and dinners, we run various social events throughout the year for members and their wives or partners and their families. They include Ladies evenings and Sunday lunches, as well as fun events, such as boat trips, crown green bowling, darts and dominoes, ten-pin bowling competitions and curry nights.

Adel Lodge No 6250 is administered by the Provincial Grand Lodge of Yorkshire, West Riding. This covers the ancient county from Ripon in the North to Sheffield in the South, Bentham in the West and Goole in the East.

The Provincial Grand Lodge of Yorkshire, West Riding is one of the 47 provinces of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) which is the governing body of Freemasonry in England, Wales and the Channel Islands.

Why Become a Freemason

Making Good Men Better

There are many personal reasons why men become freemasons

Leadership

Progression and development

Charity

Helping others through charity

Self Improvement

Becoming a better person

Fraternity

Lasting friendship

Morality

Brotherly love, relief and truth

Education

Seminars, lectures, workshops

Traditional Values For The Modern Man

Discover Freemasonry

Watch the video created by the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) to find out more about Freemasonry

Freemasonry Today

Read all the latest news in the Winter 2019 edition of UGLE’s official journal

Masonic Gifts

Once you’ve joined you can treat yourself to regalia and finest quality Masonic gifts

What Freemasonry means to our members

I am actually quite new to Freemasonry, having joined in 2019 after graduating from university. It was a topic discussed regularly in my household as my father and brother are also freemasons at Adel Lodge. Since becoming a Freemason I have learned a lot about myself and how I can better build on my character.

Max. S

Freemasonry is a non-political, open and transparent organisation. Open to all, regardless of race, colour or creed. There are some serious matters to consider in our meetings, but after each meeting we always have a dinner where we do have fun and enjoy the friendship of our fellow members and visitors alike.

Derek. D

Charity is a big part of Freemasonry, being able to donate to charities and being a member of one the UK’s largest charity providers is a huge honour. There is a pleasing gratification that I am supporting and providing for many people, some of whom urgently need our help.

Chris. H

I was drawn to freemasonry through a naturally inquisitive mind and a aspiration to find out more about freemasonry in general and understand why it was attractive to so many people. Once I began to talk to freemasons about what it offered I was convinced I needed to be part of the Freemasons in Leeds.

Abdul. T