What is the Colonnade Club?

The Colonnade Club brings young Freemasons in South Wales together to meet and socialise within and outside the Masonic setting.

Giving young Masons a voice.

Aside from social functions, the Club acts as a representative body for the views of the younger generation of Freemasons, meaning that a young Mason will be properly represented at all levels.

New and Young Masons Clubs (NYMCs) are operating and being established across the country, and The Colonnade Club hopes to be a useful and vibrant part of this new Masonic community.

Founded

2015

Members

200+

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Membership of the Colonnade Club is dependant on you being a Freemason.

You must be a Freemason of or with links to the Masonic Province of South Wales and under the age of 45 or have been a Freemason of less than 10 years.

No, we are not a lodge and have no central base at any masonic centre in the Province.
The Colonnade Club is a completely separate and distinct organisation which is Province wide. As such we do not have a central base of operations nor firm affiliation to any of the Masonic centres in South Wales.
It is still possible to join the club if you live out of area but in this case you must either work or belong to a Masonic order within the province boundaries.