Provincial Grand Lodge of Valencia

On October 5th, Javea 40 hosted yet another unforgettable Ladies Night at the Marriott Hotel in Denia. This glamorous evening, led by Worshipful Master Robin Tillbrook and his wife Teresa, celebrated the invaluable support of the wives and partners who play a vital role in the lodge’s success.

The event was a perfect blend of elegance and entertainment. One hundred and twenty guests were welcomed with a cava reception, accompanied by the lively rhythms of the Poco Loco Steelpan Band, setting the mood for an evening of fun and festivity. As the night progressed, the magic continued—quite literally! Magic Circle member Colin Kenward entertained with his captivating table magic, adding a touch of wonder to the dining experience. To top it all off, guests danced the night away to the vocals of Matt Mason.

In true Javea 40 spirit, the evening wasn’t just about entertainment. Over €1000 was raised for the 2026 Festival and the Javea Autism Association, a cause particularly close to Robin and Teresa’s hearts.

The Santa Faz Lodge held their annual theme night on Saturday 29th of September at the International Club in El Campello. This year’s theme was the swinging sixties and the Brethren, Ladies and guests obviously spent a lot of time and effort in digging out their old clothes from many years ago. Entertainment was supplied by Brother Craig Smith from the San Juan De Espana Lodge who also supported the night with a contingent of Brothers and their good Ladies.
The sixties night was the last social function of the year under the guardianship of our Worshipful Master Ivan Beckett and his good lady Pat. Ivan hands over the mantle of the Lodge to Greg Hustler in October.
The night was also attended by Irena Bodnarec from the charity MABS CANCER SUPORT one of the Santa Faz charities for 2023 – 2024. Irena was presented with a cheque for 2500 Euros which will go towards purchasing two specialist beds for cancer sufferers in our area.

The Reconstitution team, Master and Wardens of Luz de Levante and all the attendees

On Saturday the 28th of September 2024,, the Provincial Grand Lodge of Valencia had the honor of Reconstituting Luz de Levante Lodge No.29. The gathering was graced by esteemed Brethren from various Provinces in Spain and distinguished Brethren from other constitutions, all united in the spirit of brotherly love and harmony that defines our noble fraternity. The ceremony was conducted with utmost excellence by the Provincial Grand Master R.W. Bro. Rodney Charles Bignell, ably assisted by his dedicated team. The future of Luz de Levante No.29 is entrusted to the capable hands of the newly installed Worshipful Master W.Bro. Juan Algado. We extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for his success and the continued prosperity of the Lodge. This momentous occasion brought immense pride not only to the Province of Valencia but to Spanish Freemasonry in its entirety.

The Provincial Secretary, W. Bro. Matt James and his Deputy W. Bro. Sergio Pereira

History of the Lodge.

The Lodge, Luz de Levante was founded and consecrated on 27th June 1987 in Alicante and was the first Lodge created under the Grand Lodge of Spain in this province. It came about from the vision and efforts of members of various obediences including the United Grand Orient of Spain, The United Grand Lodge of Germany, and Dutch-origin Freemasons.
It therefore had a strong international spirit.
in 1997, after 10 years of work & brotherhood, they decided to ‘go dark’, and the brethren transferred to other lodges, including Hiram Abif No.80.

With a new spirit, it has now renewed its legacy of fraternity, wisdom, and light and will bring much to the province.

Javea 40’s Race Night

Javea 40 has just held its annual Race Night at Casa de la Pizza, Costa Nova. With over 40 members and sponsors joining in the fun, the event was a resounding success, raising a total of €886.

The funds raised will support the 2026 Festival and the local Javea Autism Association, a cause the Freemasons have supported for several years. The evening was made possible by the generosity of six local small businesses who sponsored the 8 races.

Participants dined and enjoyed placing bets on virtual horse races, plus a pig race, and our WM, Robin Tillbrook, said that he was pleased to have been able to support the 2026 Festival and the local community.