PART OF JUNEAU'S MASONIC FAMILY
Fellowship with a spirit of fun
The Juneau-Douglas Shrine Club brings local Shriners together for friendship, community activities, and service. Visitors to Juneau's Fourth of July celebrations may remember the Club's spirited parade participation, including its miniature vehicles and the distinctive red fez.
More than the fez
Shriners are Master Masons who have chosen to participate in an additional fraternal organization. The Shrine is known for its camaraderie, community visibility, and connection with the pediatric specialty care mission of Shriners Children's.
Part of Juneau's Masonic family
Local Nobles have long supported parades, social gatherings, and volunteer activities. The Club's mix of friendship and service is a reminder that community involvement can be both meaningful and enjoyable.
How can I learn more?
Men who are Master Masons may ask about becoming Shriners; community members may inquire about public activities and charitable involvement. Contact the Juneau-Douglas Shrine Club through Capital City Masons.
