The Rock Music Lodge No.10052, consecrated in 2024, is a unique Lodge celebrating rock music. Originating from the electrification of instruments, rock music evolved from American Southern Blues and Gospel into rock and roll in the 1950s and 1960s. It encompasses sub-genres like Rock and Roll, Blues, Folk and Country Rock, Heavy Metal, Punk Rock, and Progressive Rock, remaining influential in today’s music. Meeting quarterly in Alfreton, Derbyshire, the Lodge welcomes new candidates and members. Each festive board features live entertainment, resembling an “open mic” night.

Men with an interest in all things musical would be made welcome in our lodge.

Consecrated in 2022, Nomads Rugby Lodge No. 10015 is a special interest Lodge within the Province of Derbyshire, bringing together Freemasons with a shared passion for Rugby Union.

True to its name, Nomads has no fixed home, travelling to different Masonic venues for its meetings and often combining them with the opportunity to enjoy a local rugby match.

With friendship, teamwork and camaraderie at its heart, Nomads offers something a little different – combining the traditions of Freemasonry with the fellowship and spirit of rugby.

Musket, Pike & Drum (MPD) was consecrated as a Staffordshire Lodge in 2015. Following due process it became a Derbyshire Lodge in 2022. During this period (and this included the COVID-19 Lockdowns) our membership swelled by 43. Members span the country, Edinburgh to Alton, Exmoor to Kings Lynn, so we are somewhat peripatetic.

MPD, is a thriving Lodge that takes all new members on a Masonic journey; that, whilst furnishing enlightenment, also introduces them to a widening circle of new friends from all walks of life. Many have similar interests, others contribute in other ways. Charity, honesty, friendship and mutual support are all characteristics of the ‘family Lodge’ that is MPD.

MPD was formed as a ‘Specialist Lodge’ for those with an interest in history, but importantly, those within the hobby of historical re-enactment. Any one is welcome of course, and as the Lodge is buoyant and vibrant, we even have members who only became interested in re-enactment after joining!

We are a special interest lodge for those interested in or participants of Brass Bands. Consecrated in 2021, we are a brand new Lodge in Derbyshire.

We support the young musical talent in their development and work to help promote and improve the arts where government and local authorities fail.

If your are after friendship and banding then we are the one for you

Unity Lodge was formed in 1926 when the London, Midland & Scottish (LMS) Railway Co relocated its headquarters from London to Derby. The Founders were largely made up of London Masons who relocated to Derby at that time.

With the our Membership being varied all interests are welcomed (not just Railways). We have found that meeting on a Friday can be beneficial to those who are in a shift system of employment.

We are a Lodge with a wide and varied interest field (not just Railways!) and can offer new members new and interesting viewpoints on various subjects.

The Lodge was formed in 1919 by Officers of The Sherwood Foresters who wished to stay in touch after war. it very quickly became tri-service. In 1970 due to the lack of retiring servicemen the Lodge took the decision to allow men with no service background to join.

The newly joined members are given extra instruction on Lodge evenings and are encouraged to join practises when appropriate.

Whilst we are all Freemasons’ if you add the military ethos to the proceedings it makes a military Lodge just that little bit more special.

Tyrian Lodge goes back many years and enjoys an eclectic mix of members proud of its traditions and bonhomie.

We offer a unique Masonic experience with exceptional guidance and support for every member. Everyone is encouraged to support the Lodge’s Charity account.

We are the oldest Lodge in the Province of Derbyshire, being consecrated in 1785. With the help of new members we plan to continue our masonic tradition for many years to come.

Borne of the Lodge of Repose 802, St Werburga Lodge 4147 was consecrated on 29th October 1920; named after the daughter of the first Christian King of Mercia. It has been home to four PGMs. Both Spencer Lodge 8773 and Cornucopia Lodge 9925 are our daughters.

We are supportive of each other’s progress in Freemasonry, and in delivering a consistently high standard of ritual, whilst at the same time, taking care to ensure that all Brethren engage with, and enjoy, all their Masonic activities.

St Werburga is a dynamic, vibrant go ahead lodge that takes its Freemasonry seriously, yet knows how to have fun! It has a perfect balance of youthful energy and drive, and experienced sage wisdom to ensure that all members feel a sense of belonging, togetherness and progressing together.

The Lodge is an Old Schools Lodge and foundered by a number of past pupils of Derby and Ashbourne schools. The Lodge would be an ideal choice for anyone connected with a school or has particular fond memories of their school or in Education generally.

We Enjoy raising funds for charitable causes.

The Lodge is a young lodge consecrated in 1996 and welcomes brethren of all ages and backgrounds. the Lodge is less formal and meets five times a year, ideal for brethren with less available time. Enthusiastic candidates can take office soon after joining in a direct progression to the Worshipful Master.

Our lodge was founded on St George’s Day, the 23rd April 1977 by members of St Werburga Lodge 4147. We are named for RW Bro Captain John Spencer, the Provincial Grand Master of Derbyshire from 1968 to 1980.

We make good men better!

Spencer Lodge 8773 performs the best ritual in the province.