Travel back in time with Newcastle Lodge No 2097, E.C.

An era where fair ladies inspired poetry that stood the test of time, where knights fought for Queen and Country, while the Jester stirred a bit of mischief.

The Medieval Era is a period of time that captures the hearts of countless people. Whether you are a history buff, hopeless romantic or a fan of knights in shining armour.

Newcastle Lodge No 2097 will be hosting a Medieval Night on May 26, at the Masonic Lodge, 95B Kirkland Street.

The evening is sure to captivate the imagination of guests, with the rather gallant theme. There will a king, queen, an executioner and even a pope will be in attendance.

While promoting good humour, fun and offering the community to interact with the Newcastle Freemasons, there is another aspect of the event which makes it a worthwhile initiative to support.

All proceeds will go towards Esperanza Special Needs School. The school's outdoor equipment is in dire need of replacement. 



With the community's assistance and support, Newcastle Freemasons can ensure the learners of Esperanza Special Needs School can enjoy their time at school, just like other children.

Tickets are R100 for adults, R50 for children from 10 to 16 years of age. Children under 10 years can attend for free.

For more information, contact Dave Couper on 082 556 2838 or Peter Evans on 084 300 2265.

Location: 95B Kirkland St, Newcastle Central, Newcastle, 2940, South Africa

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