
The Scottish Rite will be dark in June for the Lodge of Perfection. The next meeting will be on September 25, 2013.
Support the Scottish Rite Foundation of Omaha with our annual Golf Outing on Friday, June 21, 2013 at Shoreline Golf Club in Carter Lake, IA. Green fees are $85/person or $340/foursome, and include golfing, cart, and prime rib dinner afterward at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center. Golfing begins at 12:00 p.m. with a shotgun start, and the game will be a Texas Scramble. Sign in for golfers opens at 11:00. There will be raffles, putting contests, and prizes!
Please support the philanthropies of the Scottish Rite Foundation of Omaha and join this year's golf outing. Call the Scottish Rite office at (402) 342-1300 or e-mail Cathy at cathys@scottishriteomaha.org to make your reservations or for more information.
Open to Scottish Rite Members, Family, Guests, and the Public.

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.
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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. |