Nabeeh Court No. 250

06/21/2026

🚨 PLEASE NOTE: The venue is in the process of changing owners. It is not closed, and rooms are available for those needing overnight accommodations. You must call the hotel directly to book, 757-229-4100. Looking forward to seeing you Saturday! 🚨

06/19/2026

Williamsburg, come celebrate Juneteenth with the Nobles of Nabeeh Temple No. 260 at the Annual Juneteenth Celebration!

Each year, Nabeeh Temple proudly serves free meals to all who attend and enjoy this meaningful community event. Juneteenth is a time to honor the sacrifices of our ancestors, celebrate the strength, courage, and resilience they have passed down through generations, and reaffirm our commitment to preserving and advancing their legacy.

Nabeeh Temple No. 260 is honored to participate in this annual celebration, serving the community, fostering fellowship, and joining the citizens of the Greater Williamsburg area in commemorating freedom, heritage, and unity.

06/05/2026

Join us for an unforgettable “grown folks night out” at our Shades of Blue Dance! Whether you love line dancing or simply moving to the best music around, you’re guaranteed to have a great time.

Enjoy a delicious meal, setups (available while supplies last), and an evening filled with fun, fellowship, and entertainment. Don’t miss your chance to support our scholarship and community initiatives through our Silent Auction.

Dress to impress in your favorite Shades of Blue and get ready for a night to remember!

Contact any Nabeeh Daughter or message us for tickets and more information.

06/02/2026

💜💚 During the month of May, Nabeeh Court No. 250 helped raise awareness about two important health concerns that are often deeply felt, yet unseen by others: Lupus and Mental Health. 💚💜

As we observed Lupus Awareness Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, we took time to educate our members and community about these conditions, which impact millions of individuals and families every day.

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes the body’s immune system to attack healthy tissues and organs. Although some individuals may experience the well-known butterfly-shaped facial rash, lupus is often considered an invisible illness because many symptoms cannot be seen. There is no cure, but medication and lifestyle changes can help individuals manage the disease and maintain a good quality of life.

Mental Health encompasses our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, act, and respond to life’s challenges. More than one billion people worldwide live with a mental health condition. Like lupus, many mental health challenges are not visible to others, making awareness, understanding, and support especially important. With self-care, strong support systems, and professional resources, mental health conditions can be effectively managed.

In Nabeeh Court, our members believe that education creates understanding, understanding brings compassion, and compassion strengthens our communities.

To learn more about lupus, visit the Lupus Foundation of America (www.lupus.org) or our community partner, the Social Butterflies Foundation (www.socialbutterfliesfoundation.org).

For mental health information and resources, visit Mental Health America (mhanational.org).

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988. Veterans may call 988 and press 1 or text 838255 for specialized support.

💜 Together, we can bring awareness to invisible illnesses, reduce stigma, and support those who are affected. 💚

06/01/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday to all of our June Daughters of Nabeeh Court No. 250! 🎉

This month, we celebrate the beautiful lives, service, sisterhood, and dedication of our June birthdays! May your birthdays be filled with joy, love, laughter, and countless blessings throughout the year ahead.

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

On Thursday, May 21st, the Military & Veterans Affairs Committee of Nabeeh Court No. 250 had the distinct honor of assisting the caretaker of Cedar Grove Cemetery with the placement of flags in observance of Memorial Day. This meaningful annual tradition provides our Court with the opportunity to formally honor and remember the brave military personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our nation.

While assisting, we reflected on the courage, service, and dedication of those who gave their lives for our freedom, while also renewing our ongoing commitment to supporting Veterans and Active Duty military personnel within our communities, both as individuals and as a Court.

We were also pleased to have the opportunity to speak with Vice Mayor W. Pat Brent about the continued work and outreach efforts Nabeeh Court is providing in the area. It was a day of remembrance, service, and community connection that we were proud to be a part of.

05/21/2026

On Sunday, May 17th, Nabeeh Court gathered for a beautiful Thanksgiving Service and Feast filled with fellowship, gratitude, and community spirit. We were truly blessed by the inspiring selection from our Court Songbird, Dt. Wilberta Carter, whose gift touched everyone in attendance.

Our message was delivered by Pastor Nicole Morant-Sanders of Tabernacle Baptist Church East End, who shared a powerful sermon entitled “The Thanks GIVER”, a message that truly resonated with us all. Nabeeh Court has shared a special relationship with TBCEE since our Chartering, and we remain committed to supporting their community initiatives and serving whenever called upon.

Sunday was a beautiful reminder that when you pour into your community, your community pours back into you. We were honored to welcome many members of the community who joined us in celebration, fellowship, and learning more about our Court. A bountiful feast was enjoyed by all, making the day one of joy, unity, and thanksgiving.

05/21/2026

On Sunday, May 17th, Nabeeh Court gathered for a beautiful Thanksgiving Service and Feast filled with fellowship, gratitude, and community spirit. We were truly blessed by the inspiring selection from our Court Songbird, Dt. Wilberta Carter, whose gift touched everyone in attendance.

Our message was delivered by Pastor Nicole Morant-Sanders of Tabernacle Baptist Church East End, who shared a powerful sermon entitled “The Thanks GIVER”, a message that truly resonated with us all. Nabeeh Court has shared a special relationship with TBCEE since our Chartering, and we remain committed to supporting their community initiatives and serving whenever called upon.

Sunday was a beautiful reminder that when you pour into your community, your community pours back into you. We were honored to welcome many members of the community who joined us in celebration, fellowship, and learning more about our Court. A bountiful feast was enjoyed by all, making the day one of joy, unity, and thanksgiving.