Feast of Tishri

The Feast of Tishri is a mandatory festival on the Scottish Rite calendar and is considered the most "Scottish Rite" observance. It is a celebration of brotherhood, reaffirmation of Freemasonry values, and a reminder to strive for self-improvement, forgiveness, and fellowship. The Feast of Tishri also has its origins in God's decree to the children of Israel to celebrate annually to commemorate their rescue from Egypt, and it symbolizes freedom.

In the spirit of brotherhood, the Valley of Little Rock will also recognize our anniversary classes, representing brethren with continuous service in the Scottish Rite ranging from 20 to 75 years!

You may also like the following events from Scottish Rite Valley of Little Rock:

• Next Tuesday, 12th August, 07:00 pm, 12˚ - Master Architect Exemplification in Little Rock
• This month, 22nd August, 07:05 pm, Scottish Rite Nite @ Dickey-Stephens in North Little Rock
• This October, 24th October, 05:00 pm, Fall Reunion in Little Rock

Also check out other Festivals in Little Rock, Workshops in Little Rock.