Freemasons are welcome to enquire about visiting one of our craft lodges or Royal Arch Chapters. We also have a lodge for women freemasons, and units for Mark Master Masons (MMM), Ancient & Accepted Rite (Rose Croix), Knight’s Templar (KT) and Knight Templar Priests (KTP). Visitors are always welcomed.
If you are interested in becoming a Freemason or learning more, please do contact us, and we can show you around and try to answer your questions.
Explore the Lodges, Chapters and Units which meet in these rooms
Craft Lodges
Trinity Lodge no 254
The oldest lodge meeting in Coventry, having been founded in 1755 as Lodge no 43 of the “Ancients”
Renowned for it’s impressive Canopied Master’s Chair (probably from late 1700) and other historical artefacts that are still in use today
Named after the powerful Trinity Guild or the Parish Church of the city
Currently has around 40 members
Has its own ritual which still incorporates elements of “Ancients” workings – visitors from Scotland, Ireland and Bristol will recognise some of these differences.
Keywords – Diversity, Tradition, Friendship, Service and Charity
Philosophy “Protecting the Past, whilst embracing the future”
Collegiate Lodge no 9943
The youngest lodge meeting in Coventry, having been founded in 2017
Named “Collegiate” to reflect bringing together members from an educational background, or associated with the Universities of the City – Coventry University and University of Warwick
A member of the University Scheme of the United Grand Lodge of England. Ceremonies and meetings aim to be shorter in duration and cost effective.
Currently has around 35 members
Many younger members, of different faiths, from different countries of origin
Keywords – Harmony, Companionship, Cultures, Support, Personal Growth
Philosophy “Growing Together”
St John’s Lodge no 1811
Founded in 1
Probably named after St John’s Church in Coventry. (to add to those called Trinity and St Michael’s)
St Michael’s Lodge
Coming Soon
Victory Lodge no 4009
Founded in 1919 and named Victory to commemorate the end of the First World War
Stivichall Lodge
Information coming soon
Charterhouse Lodge no 5799
Information coming soon
Coventry Foundation Lodge no
Information coming soon
Coventrian Lodge
Information coming soon
The Lodge of Serenity no 9312
This is the Coventry room’s “Summer” Lodge and held its first meeting in September 1989.
It meets in April, May, June and September
Currently it has 13 members – but most meetings draw 25 or sometimes more visitors
The June meeting is often used to bring together members of all the lodges in the rooms in Festival of Fellowship – usually to raise money for the annual Coventry Freemasons Pantomime for Disadvantaged Children.
One meeting is used for an impressive speaker or a demonstration – In May 2025 Lodge Glittering Star of the Irish Constitution will be visiting
Keywords – Charity, Informality, Fundraising, Fellowship, Togetherness
Philosophy – “Lodges don’t usually meet in the summer, so let’s make this meeting memorable for you”
fun fact – this is currently the only lodge in the English Constitution with the name “Serenity”
The Lodge of the Round Table
Information coming soon
Royal Arch Chapters
St Michael’s Chapter no 1630
Information coming soon
Trinity Chapter no 254
Information coming soon
Stivichall Chapter
Other Units
Coventry Lodge of Mark Master Masons no 1811
Information coming soon
St Benedict Chapter, Rose Croix, no 403
Information coming soon
Warwickshire Tabernacle
Information coming soon
Holy Trinity Preceptory
Information coming soon
Ladies Freemasonry
Centrum Lodge no 43
The Coventry Room’s Lodge for Women Freemasonry – consecrated in 2023
A member of one of the two Grand Lodges in England for Women’s Freemasonry called HFAF.