Tarhe Shrine Club of Aladdin Temple

06/07/2024

Our fraternity celebrates Shriners International Awareness Day on June 6 to honor all Shriners past and present. On June 6, 1876, at the very first Imperial Session, the 20 Shriners in attendance established the governing body of the fraternity. We continue to recognize this special day and honor the values of friendship, integrity and service that have defined our organization for generations.

05/26/2024

05/26/2024

Every Shriner is a Master Mason first.

03/28/2024

Remember Nobles and Ladies, this Saturday March 30th is the Adult Easter party at Aladdin Shrine Center, starting at 6:30pm.
Adults only (21 and Older). So much fun, food, prizes, egg hunt, music and dancing. The most anticipated event of the year for only 25.00 per person, register on Local Level by Friday.
Come join in the fun!

03/27/2024

Did you know this statue, seen at all Shriners Children’s locations and many Shriners International buildings, is based on a news photo taken at a picnic over 50 years ago? The statue is called the Editorial Without Words.

The story goes back to a Hadi Shriners picnic more than 50 years ago in Evansville, Indiana, where a Shriner named Al Hortman picked up little Bobbi Jo Wright, a patient at Shriners Children’s St. Louis, and helped carry her around for the day. A Sunday Courier & Press photographer, Randy Dieter, captured this act of kindness on one of the last images on his roll of film. This photo would later inspire the creation of the iconic statue.

03/22/2024

The patients at Shriners Children’s have superpowers. They push through incredible challenges with super strength, super focus, and super attitudes. These kids inspire us every day, and we think they’ll inspire you, too! Donate Today!

02/29/2024

The "Editorial Without Words."

Have you ever noticed the statue of a Shriner carrying a child at Shriners Children's and Shriners International buildings? Do you know the history behind it?

The story goes back to a Hadi Shriners picnic more than 50 years ago in Evansville, Indiana, where a Shriner named Al Hortman picked up little Bobbi Jo Wright and helped carry her around for the day. A Sunday Courier & Press photographer, Randy Dieter, captured this act of kindness on one of the last images on his roll of film. This photo would later inspire the creation of the iconic statue.

02/20/2024