Scottish Rite - Indianapolis Valley

🚨 ICC 40th Anniversary Celebration: Christel DeHaan in Harmony: At the Corner of Bach & Broadway!! 🚨

Join us for the grand finale of our 40th Anniversary at this celebration of magical moments and memories (*2 shows)!

🎤 Throughout the ICC’s history, impactful educators have had the pleasure of working with our many singers. This concert will celebrate their lasting legacy by showcasing ICC directors’ favorite choral pieces – which often become the most memorable for our singers and audiences too.

Relive the passion of these powerful songs as our current singers present them to commemorate the ICC’s 40th Anniversary.

Concert Location:
Scottish Rite Cathedral
650 North Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204

🎶 Concert Dates and Featured Choirs:
May 17, 2026 at 3:00 pm featuring the Neighborhood Choir Academy, Foundations Choir, CICC Preparatory Choir, Beginning Level Choirs, CICC Descant Choir, CICC Concert Choir, Indy Voice, Master Chorale, Anderson Area Youth Chorale

May 17, 2026 at 7:00 pm featuring the AACC Preparatory Choir, ICC Preparatory Choirs, Jubilate Choir, AACC Concert Choir, Lyric Choirs, Indy Voice, Master Chorale, Anderson Area Youth Chorale, and ICC Alumni

🎟️ Tickets are only $17, kids 5 and under are free (you can get tickets for either show at 3 PM or 7 PM at the link)!
https://icchoir.formstack.com/forms/advancetickets

Come and support your Brothers, family, and friends as they celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence to create the greatest country in the world!

You'll get to enjoy the show in the exquisite J. Robert Wortman Auditorium in the most beautiful building in the city!!

🎟️ Admission is Free

Don't forget to join us this Palm Sunday for a solemn and uplifting afternoon of remembrance and fellowship.

✝️ The Easter Cathedral Hour is a long-standing tradition dedicated to honoring the memory of our brothers who have passed and recognizing the cherished widows and families of our Valley.

📖 The program offers a rare opportunity for the public to witness a moving portion of the 18th Degree, followed by an inspiring message from Brother Andrew Comley.

We invite all members, their families, and the general public to share in this beautiful ceremony as we reflect on the bonds of brotherhood and the hope of the season.

https://tinyurl.com/CathedralHour2026

If you’ve always wanted to attend an event in the beautiful Indianapolis Scottish Rite Cathedral, this is your chance!

There is only one day left to purchase your tickets for our 8th Annual Robert Burns Supper, to be held on Friday, January 23.

Join us for an evening of music, poetry, great food and drink, and even better fellowship! Dress up in your best Highland dress or formalwear, and listen to the bagpipes and eat some haggis with us! (Non-haggis entrees will also be available.)

Tickets are $60 per person and will not be available after Jan. 16.

This event is NOT restricted to Scottish Rite Members, but spaces are limited. I hope you can join us!

26burnsnight.eventbrite.com

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There’s plenty of degree dates coming up; don’t miss a great opportunity to deepen your Masonic knowledge and reconnect with fellow Brothers.

Visit our website to find an upcoming Reunion at a Valley near you: https://srnmj.us/degree-dates

Congratulations, All!

From the Deputy of Indiana, Paul St.Pierre:

While we have six great Valleys in the State of Indiana, the Valley of South Bend has been the leader this summer. Not only did they achieve the Valley of Excellence (again), but they hosted the Council of Deliberation for the first time in 15 years. Many notable members were recognized at this event for all their hard work. If there was a Valley of the Summer award, it definitely would be the Valley of South Bend. Lady Kristin and I thank you for such a great event and all the good work in northern Indiana.

Apron of the Month: This attractive silk apron embroidered with Masonic symbols rendered in colorful thread belonged to George W. Morse, a Philadelphian who earned his living as a ship’s captain. At the center of the apron is a number representing his lodge, Concordia Lodge No. 67, where Morse took his degrees at the lodge in 1800.

Learn more about the decoration, shapes, manufacture, and symbolic importance of Masonic aprons in our online exhibition, “Rooted in Tradition: Aprons from the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library" at https://bit.ly/3v62bWd.

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