The Omaha Valley Knights of St. Andrew meet on the Second Saturday of each month at 9:00 a.m. at the Scottish Rite Masons. All KSA members are welcome to join us for our monthly business meeting.

The Knights of St. Andrew are a service group, representing the 29th Degree of the Scottish Rite. Our members volunteer at Lodge events and rentals, and money raised by the Chapter is donated back to the Valley. Over the last 20 years, the KSA has donated more than $75,000 back to the Valley, which has purchased a new projector for the theater, repairs for the historic grandfather clock, brass lamps in the Grand Cross Conference Room, a laptop, quartz countertops in the front lobby and restrooms, and so much more.

KSA members are recognizable with their signature glengarries, and membership is a great way to meet the members, and have the members meet you! To learn more about KSA, visit their webpage here.

Join us for the Scottish Rite Lodge dinner and meeting. The Culinary Masters will prepare an excellent dinner, followed by either a speaker or presentation or a Lodge meeting (details TBD). The Knights of St. Andrew will serve ice cream for a freewill offering.

The schedule is subject to change, but social time begins at 5:00 pm, with dinner served at approximately 6:00 pm.

Dinner is $15/person with babysitting available for $5. This is open to all Scottish Rite Masons, their families and guests. Please make reservations no later than the Thursday prior to the meeting so the Culinary Masters can prepare the right amount of food for the dinner.

All Masons in good standing are welcome to join Albert Pike Lodge #333 on the third Wednesday of each month for our regular business meeting. Social time and lunch begins at 11:00 a.m., followed by a business meeting which promptly ends at 1:00 p.m.

Albert Pike (1809 - 1891) was an American author, poet, orator, editor, lawyer, and jurist, who served as Grand Commander of the Scottish Rite (SMJ), and devoted his time to developing and revising the rituals of the Scottish Rite fraternity and growing the Order in the 19th century.

Albert Pike Lodge #333 was chartered in 2014, as Omaha’s only daytime Lodge, with the idea of appealing to Omaha’s downtown business community.