Discover Your Local B’nai B’rith Lodge

HERITAGE DAYS - LODGE EVENTS: Pre-booking required

Tuesday 9 September 10.30am - 5.15pm Yitzchak Rabin Lodge

 Coach outing to Strawberry Hill, Twickenham


Sunday 14 September 7.30 - 9.30pm BB Cheshire

‘Liverpool – A Jewish Community Through Its Architecture’: talk by architect Ronald Gonshaw. Dip Arch (L’pool) RIBA


Tuesday 16 September  8.15 – 10pm Yad B’Yad Lodge ‘

The Jews and The Shtetls’: talk by Graeme Kirk


Sunday 5 October 3pm First Unity Lodge

 ‘Titus Flavius Josephus’: talk by Jonathan Bergwerk


Thursday 20 November  8pm Raoul Wallenberg Lodge Annual Lecture by Robert Voss, Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire:

 'The role of the Lord-Lieutenant by the son of two refugees from Nazi Germany'


Discover Your Local B’nai B’rith Lodge

Lodge is the name given to the B’nai B’rith groups that meet in the UK, Europe and around the World. Lodge is the name that was given to the groups by the 12 Founders in 1843.

Originally there were separate Lodges for men and women. Now Lodges in the UK are ‘Unity Lodges’ which are Lodges for both men and women. This gives the opportunity for couples to be involved together. All our Lodges also welcome both single men and women.

You can be certain of a very warm welcome from our friendly members, when you join any of our Lodges.

What do Lodges do?

In the main, the Lodges of B’nai B’rith, around the country, centre their core activities on regular main Monthly Speaker Meetings and activities.

The programmes within the Lodges are designed to involve, inform, entertain, to bring members together and create a group or ‘family atmosphere’ within the Lodge.


Most Lodges also have special interest groups. These interests include music, study sessions, walking groups, book clubs, and Bridge groups.

The Lodges also support BBUK’s Interlodge functions, such as the Annual Quiz Supper.

Charity Work & Fundraising

The majority of meetings have a social focus. However, many Lodges hold an Annual Function designed for their members and friends which also raises money for BBUK’s core charities.

Most Lodges also have smaller functions during the year to raise funds for other charities both Jewish and non-Jewish.

Lodge Membership

It’s easy to join through your chosen Lodge. Becoming a Lodge Member of B’nai B’rith enables you not only to support the principles of the organisation as a National Member does, but also enables you to enjoy the full range of activities and social events of your Lodge.



If there are no lodges in your area and you would like to start one, contact us and we will support you in setting it up.

Become A Member