Across the Craft: Light Blues

Technology is transforming how Freemasonry communicates, connects and learns. Explore the opportunities, challenges and possibilities of digital tools, social media, content and AI in shaping its future.

How perceptions of Freemasonry are changing in today’s society. How has the way Freemasonry is perceived changed over time? Shaun Butler, Director of Membership and Communications, and Anthony Howlett-Bolton, Provincial Grand Master in Berkshire, will explore the changing conversation around Freemasonry, what may have influenced these shifts and what they could mean for the future.

Hear from Metropolitan and Provincial Grand Masters on leadership, community, challenges and the people behind Freemasonry.

Freemasons, family members and friends from Worcestershire, Warwickshire and Staffordshire came together at three Acorns Children's Hospices to restore outdoor spaces used by children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions.

A special edition of Solomon Live recorded at the 2026 Light Blues Communication from the iconic Grand Temple at Freemasons’ Hall.

We shared highlights from the conference, capturing conversations with organisers and members from across Metropolitan Grand Lodge and the Provinces, all working to support and grow the Universities Scheme.  The episode is followed by a live Q&A with Gareth Jones OBE, Third Grand Principal of Supreme Grand Chapter and President of the Universities Scheme, alongside organisers and attendees, exploring how the Scheme continues to create opportunities to connect, share ideas, and strengthen its network.

This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from women Freemasons and learn more about their path into Freemasonry.

Discover how Freemasonry fosters inclusion and belonging, with inspiring stories of resilience and accessibility.

In this Solomon Live, we will explore the Learning & Development tools available on the Solomon platform that members can access anytime, anywhere. These digital resources are designed to support members at every stage of their Masonic journey and to complement Lodge-based learning.

Abingdon Chapter — supported by the Provincial Team — achieved something truly exceptional: the exaltation of twenty-six candidates in a single meeting.