The Kent Club for London Freemasons will visit the prestigious Apollo University Lodge No. 357 in Oxford, the oldest university lodge in the country, on the 25th of November.  Founded in 1818, its former members include such illustrious people as Edward VII, Cecil Rhodes and Oscar Wilde.

The meeting will take place at the Macdonald Randolph Hotel, just across the road from the world famous Ashmolean Museum, and will take approximately two hours; the Tyler's Toast is expected before 10pm.

Dress code:

Black Tie (Tuxedo for our friends from across the pond), though masonic dress for visitors is acceptable (see the December 2016 Report of the Board of General Purposes, “Standard of dress”, for guidance).

How to get there:

Trains from London to Oxford leave frequently from Marylbone Station (Chiltern Railways) and Paddington Station (Great Western Railway).  The venue is a 10 minute walk from Oxford Station.

More adventurous brethren can also catch the Oxford Bus Company's X90, or the Oxford Tube (don't be fooled by the name - it's a bus).

Please Note: This is a Lodge meeting, and as such only open to Freemasons.