SCOTTISH RITE VALLEY OF OMAHA
Rental Information
Rentals at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center are special. Whether you use the ballroom and lounge or take advantage of the 450 seat auditorium, this is a special place for receptions or events.Read More
Upcoming Events
Saturday, May 19, 2012| Rental - Ballroom & Theatre |  |
Garland Jarmon & Rose Soll Wedding & Reception
Location: SRMC
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As the historic House of the Temple nears it's 100th anniversary, the Grand Commander and the Supreme Council share the vision of renovating the century-old building as a world-class facility for meetings, library and research, and museum facilities. To help raise money for this massive project, the House of the Temple is hosting a web-a-thon, strreamed live from www.scottishriteomaha.org. Hosted by Ill. Brother Norm Crosby, the web-a-thon will feature guests, including Ernest Borgnine, Brad Paisley, Arturro deHoyas, Brent Morris, and more. Money raised is tax-deductible and will support the House of the Temple Preservation Fund and will be split with the Scottish Rite Foundation of Omaha.
The web-a-thon begins at 5:00 at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in the first floor dining room with cocktails, followed by hors d'oeuvres and the web-a-thon at 6:00. There is no cost to come, but Scottish Rite members are asked to make a contribution so that we can say that we've had 100% participation. This is a great event to bring a prospective Mason to show off our beautiful building and talk about the benefits of Freemasonry.
Call Curt Edic at (402) 342-1300 for more information.
Time: 5:00 PM
Location: Scottish Rite Masonic Center
Sunday, May 20, 2012
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Heartland Youth Ballet - Performances
Location: SRMC
Monday, May 21, 2012
| Scottish Rite Lodge of Perfection dinner and meeting | |
May Scottish Rite Lodge of Perfection dinner and meeting, featuring "Ethics: Live Interviews and Performances from the Scottish Rite degrees." Please call (402) 342-1300 to make your reservations.
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Scottish Rite Masonic Center
Registration Deadline: 5/18/2012
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Heartland Youth Ballet - Possible additional performance date
Location: SRMC
Grand Commander's Leadership Conference
Thursday, April 12, 2012 -
Nearly 40 Scottish Rite Masons journeyed by bus to St. Louis for the Grand Commander's Leadership Conference. Titled "Mission Possible," the Conference was an opportunity for Scottish Rite Masons from around the SMJ to come together, network, and attend breakout sessions on fundraising, public relations, finances, social media, and much more, while sharing stories of what works in our Valleys. 
First Annual KSA Convention in Guthrie, OK
Monday, April 02, 2012 -
12 Brothers drove down to the Guthrie, OK Scottish Rite for the Spring Reunion and for the first annual gathering of the Knights of St. Andrew. This was an opportunity to network with Brothers from around the nation and talk about how our KSA Chapters engage members and can be an instrument to inspire service and participation from all Scottish Rite members. Bylaws revision for the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Bodies, Orient of Nebraska, Valley of Omaha
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 -
Revision of the Omaha Valley Bylaws have been published for the membership. Please take time to read them as we will vote for the changes at the April 16, 2012 Lodge of Perfection meeting. Please go to read more and click on "Attached File."Community and Charity Motivate Masons
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 -
The Scottish Rite Masonic Center is a grand structure that has stood on the corner of 20th and Douglas Streets for nearly a century. And while most Omahans may be aware of its presence, many may be unsure of what goes on behind those imposing walls of stone.
"A lot of people aren’t familiar with Masonry," says Micah Evans
Scottish Rite Omaha
Since 1851 Scottish Rite has been a force in the Nebraska Masonic World. Although records show that when Albert Pike, 33°, Grand Commander, visited Omaha he stated he wasn’t sure the Valley would ever become very strong. Leadership since that time has proven him wrong.
There was a strong Masonic movement in Omaha in the early 1900’s when the Masonic Building at 19th and Douglas, the Scottish Rite Masonic Center (SRMC) were built, Job’s Daughters, Omaha Masonic Home for Boys (now Omaha Home for Boys) and Rainbow International were established here in Omaha. Even the second Chapter of DeMolay (now oldest) was charted on the second floor of the SRMC in that time frame.
Welcome to the Omaha Scottish Rite Website
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Please take time to tour our website and if you pass our door in downtown Omaha, please stop by to tour our building or just to say hello. We are open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday. |
Welcome to the Omaha Valley of Scottish Rite website. Since the mid 1800’s we have served as one of the Cornerstones of Freemasonry in Nebraska. The Scottish Rite Masonic Center is located at 20th and Douglas Street in Omaha, Nebraska. This neo-classical building is the pillar of Masonry in downtown Omaha.
Our motto, "To do that which is right to do," Morality – Education –Charity, is the philosophy that helps us set our objectives. Our goals are to educate our members in the Masonic ideals, to help children communicate through our RiteCare™ Language Disorder Clinic, help educate our future leaders with scholarships to University of Nebraska at Omaha and the support of other Masonic Organizations.
Curtis Edic, 33°
General Secretary
| Membership Information Joining the Scottish Rite builds your character and opens a social network of men who have been on the same journey. If not for Scottish Rite there may never be a chance to meet some but as a member you would find them a friend. |
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