Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine
You Were Called
to Something Greater.
The Desert of Louisiana — where the traditions of Prince Hall Shrinedom meet a living commitment to brotherhood, service, and community impact across Louisiana and beyond.
More Than Brotherhood —
A Brotherhood in Motion
The Desert of Louisiana is a constituent jurisdiction of the A.E.A.O.N.M.S., Inc. — one of the most distinguished branches of Prince Hall Freemasonry in the world. Across our Temples and Oasis, Nobles unite under a single, enduring purpose: to serve.
That service takes many forms — mentoring young men finding their path, supporting families in need, building scholarships that open doors, and leading civic conversations that shape the communities we call home.
What you find here isn't a club. It's a calling, answered together.
Key Pillars
- Strengthening communities across Louisiana
- Youth mentorship and development
- Educational scholarships and student support
- Civic leadership and engagement
- Ceremonial excellence and cultural preservation
- Family-centered fraternal fellowship
Nobility Through Service
The Desert of Louisiana cultivates fellowship among Prince Hall Shriners while driving real impact through charitable programs, mentorship, educational support, and civic engagement throughout the state. We are guided by six uncompromising values.
Charity
Giving freely, without expectation. Our charitable work reaches across Louisiana, touching lives in schools, neighborhoods, and communities in need.
Integrity
Doing right when no one is watching. Every Noble of the Desert of Louisiana holds himself to a standard that lives in conduct, not ceremony.
Leadership
Serving so others may rise. Our Nobles lead through accountability and example — in the community, in the lodge, and in the home.
Brotherhood
Bonds that endure across time and distance. The fraternal bonds forged in our Temples outlast titles, careers, and seasons of life.
Community Empowerment
Uplift as obligation, not option. We show up — at health fairs, in classrooms, at civic tables — because communities we love deserve nothing less.
Fraternal Excellence
Holding ourselves to the highest standard. Our work reflects the broader mission of Prince Hall Shrinedom: meaningful impact, preserved dignity.
Serving Louisiana —
Not Just in Words
The Nobles of the Desert of Louisiana show up. In schools, in neighborhoods, at health fairs, and at the tables where decisions are made. Our community initiatives reflect the values we live — and the communities we refuse to leave behind.
Nationally, A.E.A.O.N.M.S. initiatives include diabetes awareness, educational scholarships, youth mentoring, and community outreach programs across the entire Domain. The Desert of Louisiana carries that mission home.
Active Initiatives
- Youth Mentorship Programs
- Scholarship & Student Aid
- Community Health Awareness
- School Supply Drives
- Civic Engagement & Outreach
- Family Support Programs
"Prince Hall Shrinedom has never been about ceremony alone. It has always been about what men of character do when they stand together."
United by Tradition. Driven by Purpose.
Within the Desert of Louisiana, Nobles include educators, veterans, entrepreneurs, clergy, civic leaders, and working men — different in background, unified in purpose. The bonds forged here outlast titles, careers, and seasons.
A Legacy Built
Over a Century
The Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine was founded in 1893. What began as a fraternal vision has grown into an international organization of thousands of Nobles — united by a commitment to benevolence, charity, and service.
The Desert of Louisiana is proud to carry that legacy forward. Through excellence, visibility, and sustained community impact, our Nobles continue writing the next chapter of a story that belongs to all of us.
Become Part of the Legacy
Membership in the Desert of Louisiana is an invitation — to lead, to serve, to belong to something with roots and a future. As a Noble, you gain lifelong brotherhood, leadership development, and a legacy worth passing to the next generation.
About the Desert of Louisiana
We are a constituent jurisdiction of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine, Inc. (A.E.A.O.N.M.S.) — a Prince Hall Shriners body committed to service, tradition, and the ongoing work of uplifting communities across Louisiana.
Rooted in Tradition.
Focused on What's Next.
For generations, Prince Hall Shriners have represented the best of leadership, fellowship, and civic responsibility. Visible in their communities. Committed to their families. Accountable to the values their Order demands.
The Desert of Louisiana continues that tradition — not as a matter of habit, but as a matter of conviction.
Our Temples throughout Louisiana serve as living centers of fraternal engagement, charitable service, and community connection. Within each Temple, men gather who have chosen to lead, to give, and to carry something larger than themselves.
Inspired by the international vision of the A.E.A.O.N.M.S., we remain dedicated to honoring our past while serving our present — and investing in a future worthy of the legacy we've inherited.
Six Principles. One Standard.
Brotherhood
Relationships built on trust, respect, and genuine unity — for life.
Charity
Giving back to communities through outreach, mentorship, and benevolent action.
Leadership
Developing men who lead through integrity, accountability, and service.
Legacy
Preserving the history and traditions of Prince Hall Shrinedom for those who come after.
Community
Creating visible, measurable impact throughout Louisiana — not just promises.
Excellence
Holding every Noble to the highest standard in conduct, service, and fraternal engagement.
More Than a Century of Service
The Desert of Louisiana Is Ready to Welcome You.
If you are a Prince Hall Freemason seeking fellowship, purpose, and a brotherhood built on service — the Desert of Louisiana is where your next chapter begins.
Serving Louisiana Communities
The Desert of Louisiana supports youth mentorship, scholarships, health awareness, and community outreach across Louisiana through the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. platform.
Where Our Nobles Show Up
The Nobles of the Desert of Louisiana don't just attend meetings. They show up. At school supply drives. At health awareness events. In mentorship programs with young men who need someone to show them what a man of character looks like.
Youth Mentorship
Nobles work directly with young men across Louisiana — providing guidance, accountability, and the example of what principled manhood looks like.
Scholarship & Student Aid
Through educational scholarships and student support programs, we help open doors for students who need someone in their corner.
Community Health Awareness
Health fairs, diabetes awareness campaigns, and wellness outreach — the Desert of Louisiana takes the mission of healthy communities seriously.
School Supply Drives
Every student deserves the tools to learn. Our school supply drives ensure Louisiana children start the year ready and equipped.
Civic Engagement & Outreach
Our Nobles show up at civic tables where decisions are made — representing communities and carrying forward a tradition of informed leadership.
Family Support Programs
Brotherhood extends beyond the lodge. Family-centered programs and activities strengthen the communities and households our Nobles call home.
A.E.A.O.N.M.S. Initiatives
Nationally, A.E.A.O.N.M.S. initiatives touch thousands of lives every year — diabetes awareness, youth mentoring, educational scholarships, and community outreach programs across the entire Domain.
The Desert of Louisiana carries that mission home, putting it to work in our own neighborhoods and communities throughout the state. This is why the fez matters — not as a symbol of achievement, but as a sign of obligation.
- Diabetes Awareness
- Youth Mentoring
- Educational Scholarships
- Community Outreach
- Health & Wellness
- Civic Leadership
- Family Enrichment
- School Support
Support the Mission
Every program we run depends on the generosity of Nobles and community partners who believe in Louisiana's future.
Become Part of the Legacy
Membership in the Desert of Louisiana is an invitation — to lead, to serve, to belong to something with roots and a future.
What Membership Actually Looks Like
Membership in the Desert of Louisiana is more than a title. It's a set of relationships that span the state and beyond. It's a seat at tables where decisions get made. It's a fellowship of men who've chosen — deliberately — to give more than they take.
Lifelong Brotherhood
Brotherhood with men of integrity across Louisiana and the broader A.E.A.O.N.M.S. domain.
Leadership Development
Leadership development through service and fraternal engagement at every level of the Order.
State & Imperial Access
Access to State and Imperial events and the wider A.E.A.O.N.M.S. network across the Domain.
Visible Community Impact
Community service opportunities that create lasting, visible impact throughout Louisiana.
Cultural Enrichment
Cultural enrichment and ceremonial traditions built over more than a century of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
Family-Centered Fellowship
A family-oriented fellowship and community that extends beyond you — enriching those you love.
Are You Ready?
Membership in the Desert of Louisiana requires one foundational qualification. If you meet it, the next step is connecting with a Temple in your area.
The Next Step Is Yours
We invite you to reach out. A Noble in your area is ready to speak with you about beginning your journey in Prince Hall Shrinedom.
The Call Is Yours to Answer.
The Desert of Louisiana has been serving Louisiana communities, building brotherhood, and honoring the traditions of Prince Hall Shrinedom for generations. The men who make up our Temples gave something to join — and they'll tell you it's been worth every moment.
Our Temples and Oasis
The Desert of Louisiana is composed of constituent Temples whose Nobles embody the mission of Prince Hall Shrinedom throughout the state.
Where Nobles Gather
Each Temple serves as a home base for fraternal fellowship, community service, leadership development, family-centered activities, and charitable outreach. Find the Temple nearest you.
Platta Temple No. 15
New Orleans, Louisiana
Serving the Greater New Orleans area with a distinguished history of fraternal excellence and community impact.
Abdhul No. 94
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
A pillar of the Shreveport community, Abdhul Temple exemplifies the service and brotherhood at the heart of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
AL Kadr Temple No. 153
Lafayette, Louisiana
The Acadiana region's home for Prince Hall Shrinedom — committed to service, scholarship, and community connection.
Ismael Temple No. 154
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Southwest Louisiana's home for Prince Hall Shrinedom — rooted in community service and fraternal brotherhood.
Ghadur Temple No. 161
Monroe, Louisiana
Serving northeast Louisiana with a steadfast commitment to youth development, civic engagement, and Noble excellence.
Jomadi Temple No. 171
Alexandria, Louisiana
Central Louisiana's fraternal anchor — bringing Nobles together in service, scholarship, and ceremony across the region.
Jaffa Temple No. 181
Houma, Louisiana
Serving the Bayou Region with pride — a Temple committed to family-centered fellowship and community uplift.
Al Jinn Temple No. 232
Hammond, Louisiana
The Northshore's home for Prince Hall Shrinedom — advancing brotherhood and charitable service across the Florida Parishes.
Ma' Mun Temple No. 249
Kenner, Louisiana
Rooted in the Greater New Orleans metro, Oasis Temple carries the mission of Prince Hall Shrinedom into the Westbank and River Parishes.
Dubar Temple No. 250
Opelousas, Louisiana
Proudly serving St. Landry Parish and the surrounding communities with deep fraternal roots and active community programming.
Akilah Temple No. 283
Gretna, Louisiana
One of Louisiana's most historic jurisdictions — Nubian Temple upholds the legacy of Prince Hall Shrinedom in the Cane River region.
Every Temple Serves As a Home Base For:
- Fraternal Fellowship and ceremony
- Community engagement and service
- Leadership development at every stage
- Family-centered activities and events
- Charitable outreach and civic support
"Within the Desert of Louisiana, Nobles include educators, veterans, entrepreneurs, clergy, civic leaders, and working men — different in background, unified in purpose."
Desert of Louisiana — A.E.A.O.N.M.S., Inc.
Give to the Desert of Louisiana
Your support funds youth mentorship, scholarships, health awareness, and community outreach that shapes Louisiana for generations to come.
Every Gift Moves the Mission
Select a giving level below or enter a custom amount. Your generosity goes directly to programs that serve Louisiana communities.
Helps purchase school supplies for Louisiana students in need.
Funds a month of youth mentorship activities in your community.
Contributes toward scholarship awards for deserving Louisiana students.
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Get Involved
Whether you're exploring membership, looking to partner with us, or want to serve in your community — the Desert of Louisiana welcomes you.
How You Can Engage
Become a Noble
If you are a Master Mason in good standing within the Prince Hall Affiliation, you are eligible for membership in the Desert of Louisiana.
Volunteer
Community members who share our values are welcome to support our outreach events, school supply drives, and health awareness initiatives.
Partner With Us
Organizations, businesses, and civic groups who share our mission are invited to explore partnership opportunities with the Desert of Louisiana.
Send Us a Message
A Noble will respond to your inquiry. We welcome questions about membership, events, community programs, and partnership opportunities.
Stay Connected
Receive updates on events, community programs, and initiatives from the Desert of Louisiana.
Desert Officers
The elected and appointed officers of the Desert of Louisiana lead our Temples with honor, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to the mission of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
The Divan
The Divan is the governing body of the Desert, composed of elected officers who serve with distinction and lead through the highest standards of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
Illustrious Potentate
Ill. Noble [Name]
Presides over all meetings and activities of the Desert. Represents the Desert at State and Imperial sessions and serves as the voice of the brotherhood.
Chief Rabban
Noble [Name]
Serves as the first assistant to the Illustrious Potentate and assumes the duties of the Potentate in their absence. Chairs key committees of the Desert.
Assistant Rabban
Noble [Name]
Supports the Chief Rabban and assists in the coordination of ceremonies and formal proceedings of the Desert of Louisiana.
High Priest & Prophet
Noble [Name]
Leads the Desert in ceremonial and spiritual observances, upholding the sacred traditions of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order.
Oriental Guide
Noble [Name]
Guides petitioners and candidates through the order and serves as a liaison for new members entering the Desert of Louisiana.
Treasurer
Noble [Name]
Oversees the financial affairs and accounts of the Desert, ensuring fiscal integrity and responsible stewardship of fraternal resources.
Supporting Leadership
Appointed by the Illustrious Potentate, these officers carry out essential functions that keep the Desert running with precision, dignity, and fraternal excellence.
Recorder
Noble [Name]
Maintains all records, correspondence, and official documentation of the Desert. Serves as the institutional memory and administrative anchor of the Order.
Director of Ceremonies
Noble [Name]
Coordinates and directs all ceremonial proceedings of the Desert, ensuring that each observance reflects the highest standard of Prince Hall tradition.
Marshal
Noble [Name]
Maintains order and proper protocol within the Temple during all meetings, ceremonies, and official gatherings of the Desert of Louisiana.
Captain of the Guard
Noble [Name]
Responsible for the security and sanctity of the inner Temple, admitting only qualified Nobles and ensuring order at the inner entrance.
Outer Guard
Noble [Name]
Guards the outer entrance of the Temple, ensuring that only authorized persons are admitted during formal sessions and ceremonial events.
Chaplain
Noble [Name]
Provides spiritual leadership and opens each session with prayer, guiding the Desert of Louisiana in devotion and reflection befitting the Order.
"Leadership in the Desert of Louisiana is not a title — it is a responsibility to every Noble, every Temple, and every community we serve."
The Desert of Louisiana — A.E.A.O.N.M.S., Inc.
Reach Our Leadership
Our officers welcome inquiries from current Nobles, prospective members, and community partners. The Desert of Louisiana is here to serve.
History of the Desert of Louisiana
A legacy built over more than a century — rooted in Prince Hall Shrinedom and carried forward through the dedication of every Noble who has worn the fez.
The Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order
The Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine, Inc. (A.E.A.O.N.M.S.) was founded in 1893 — a fraternal vision that grew into an international organization of thousands of Nobles united by a commitment to benevolence, charity, and service.
As a constituent jurisdiction of the A.E.A.O.N.M.S., the Desert of Louisiana has upheld those founding principles across generations. Through times of change, challenge, and growth, the Nobles of this Desert have remained constant in their dedication to brotherhood, community, and the proud traditions of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
The Desert of Louisiana is proud to carry that legacy forward — through excellence, visibility, and sustained community impact. Our Nobles continue writing the next chapter of a story that belongs to all of us.
"The men who have gone before you built something worth joining. The call is yours to answer."
Today, the Desert of Louisiana stands as a testament to what men of integrity can build together — a brotherhood that transforms individual commitment into generational community impact across Louisiana and beyond.
Be Part of What Comes Next.
Deputies of Oasis
The Imperial Deputies of the Oasis serve as the direct representatives of the Imperial Potentate within constituent Oasis jurisdictions across the Domain.
Serving the Domain
Deputies of Oasis are appointed representatives who act on behalf of the Imperial Potentate, providing oversight, guidance, and support to Oasis jurisdictions throughout the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. domain. Their reports are submitted annually and semi-annually to maintain accountability across the order.
Imperial Oversight
Deputies represent the Imperial Potentate and uphold the standards of the order within their assigned jurisdictions.
Temple Line Officer Training
Deputies coordinate and report on Temple Line Officer Training — with reports due January 15 and July 15 annually.
Annual Reporting
Comprehensive annual reports and semi-annual submissions keep the Imperial Council informed of jurisdiction activity and progress.
For current appointment information and contact details for the Deputies of Oasis serving Louisiana, please contact the Desert of Louisiana office directly.
Past Imperial Deputies
We honor the Nobles who have served as Imperial Deputies — leaders whose dedication shaped the Desert of Louisiana and advanced the mission of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
Those Who Have Served
The role of Imperial Deputy is among the highest honors in Prince Hall Shrinedom. These Nobles served with distinction, representing Louisiana at the Imperial level and upholding the standards of the A.E.A.O.N.M.S.
The complete honor roll of Past Imperial Deputies is being compiled. Contact the Desert of Louisiana to submit a name for recognition.
Imperial Council
The Imperial Council is the governing body of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine, Inc. — setting policy, upholding standards, and directing the mission of the order across its entire domain.
Structure & Purpose
Policy & Governance
The Imperial Council establishes the rules, bylaws, and operational standards that guide every Desert and Temple within the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. domain.
Annual Sessions
Imperial Council Sessions bring together Nobles from across the Domain to conduct the business of the order, elect officers, and advance the mission.
Charitable Mission
At the Imperial level, the council directs landmark initiatives including the National Diabetes Initiative, youth mentoring, educational scholarships, and community outreach.
Report Deadlines
Officers and committees submit structured reports throughout the year. The Desert of Louisiana ensures full compliance with all Imperial Council reporting requirements.
LA Imperial Council Officers
Louisiana's representatives to the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. Imperial Council — Nobles who carry the voice of the Desert of Louisiana to the highest levels of Prince Hall Shrinedom.
Louisiana at the Imperial Level
These Nobles serve Louisiana's interests within the A.E.A.O.N.M.S. Imperial Council — representing the Desert, upholding the mission, and ensuring Louisiana's voice is heard across the Domain.
The current roster of Louisiana Imperial Council Officers is being updated. Please contact the Desert of Louisiana office for the most current information.
Deep South Shriners Coalition
A regional alliance of Prince Hall Shriners Deserts across the Deep South — united in mission, grounded in tradition, and committed to amplifying community impact across the region.
A Coalition Built on Shared Purpose
The Deep South Shriners Coalition brings together Deserts from across the Deep South region to collaborate on shared initiatives, coordinate regional events, and strengthen the collective impact of Prince Hall Shrinedom across state lines.
Regional Collaboration
Sharing resources, best practices, and brotherhood across Desert jurisdictions throughout the Deep South.
Coordinated Events
Coalition Deserts coordinate regional gatherings, ceremonials, and community events that amplify impact beyond any single jurisdiction.
Unified Voice
Together, Deep South Deserts speak with a stronger voice on issues of civic engagement, youth development, and community service.
For more information about the Deep South Shriners Coalition and how the Desert of Louisiana participates, contact our office.
Imperial Council Report Deadlines
A complete reference of all 41 reporting requirements for Imperial officers, departments, and committees — deadlines, frequencies, and responsible parties.
Reporting Requirements
| # | Report / Department | Officer / Committee | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Imperial Potentate Allocution | Imperial Potentate | Annual / July 15 (Deputies of Desert) / July 30 (Deputies of Oasis) |
| 2 | Deputy Imperial Potentate | Deputy Imperial Potentate | Annual |
| 3 | Imperial Chief Rabban | Imperial Chief Rabban | Annual / Ad-hoc (Long Range Planning) |
| 4 | Imperial Assistant Rabban | Imperial Assistant Rabban | Annual / May 31 (Educational Grants) / Quarterly (Military & Veterans) |
| 5 | Imperial High Priest and Prophet | Imperial High Priest and Prophet | Annual / July 15 (Diabetes Initiative) / Monthly (Shriners as Mentors) |
| 6 | Imperial Oriental Guide | Imperial Oriental Guide | Annual |
| 7 | Imperial Treasurer | Imperial Treasurer | Annual (Budget Committee) |
| 8 | Imperial Recorder | Imperial Recorder | Jan 20 (Per Capita); Jun 30 (Semi-Annual); Jul 29 (Temple Charity); Jul 20 (Credentials); 10 days (Creation); 3 days (Elections); 5 days (Death Notice); Apr 15 (Tax); Immediately (Transfers) |
| 9 | 1st Ceremonial Master | 1st Ceremonial Master | Annual (Promotions, Security) |
| 10 | 2nd Ceremonial Master | 2nd Ceremonial Master | Annual (Youth, Photography, Book Bag Program) |
| 11 | Imperial Captain of the Guard | Imperial Captain of the Guard | July 15 (Shrine Club) / Semi-Annual (Legion of Honor) |
| 12 | Outer Guard | Outer Guard | Annual (IT, Voter Ed) / July 29 (Temple Charity) |
| 13 | Imperial Auditor Committee | Imperial Auditor Committee | Annual (Internal & Independent Auditor) |
| 14 | Imperial Grievance and Appeals Committee | Grievance & Appeals Committee | Annual |
| 15 | Roster of Deceased Nobles | A.E.A.O.N.M.S., Inc. | Annual |
| 16 | Proposed Budget | Budget Committee | Annual |
| 17 | Imperial Convention Director | Imperial Convention Director | Annual (Registration, Proposals, Exhibits) |
| 18 | Imperial Legal Advisor | Imperial Legal Advisor | Annual (Legal Report, Temples & Deserts By-Laws) |
| 19 | Imperial Advisor to Imperial Court Daughters | Imperial Advisor | Annual |
| 20 | Imperial Officers Transactions Committee | Officers Transactions Committee | Annual |
| 21 | Imperial Credentials Committee | Imperial Credentials Committee | Annual |
| 22 | Necrology Committee | Necrology Committee | Annual |
| 23 | Applications for IC Life Membership | Applications Committee | Annual |
| 24 | Imperial Chief Convention Cashier | Chief Convention Cashier | Annual |
| 25 | Imperial Creation Department | Imperial Creation Department | Annual |
| 26 | Imperial Grenadier Club Department | Grenadier Club | Annual |
| 27 | Imperial Lecturer Department | Lecturer Department | Annual (Lecturer, IC Exaltation) |
| 28 | Legion of Honor Department | Legion of Honor Department | Annual |
| 29 | Imperial Membership & Group Supervision Dept. | Membership & Group Supervision | Annual |
| 30 | Imperial Music Department | Music Department | Annual / May 15 (Letter of Intent) |
| 31 | Imperial Council Shrine Club Department | Shrine Club | July 15 |
| 32 | Roscoe C. Washington Student Aid Department | Student Aid Department | Annual |
| 33 | Voter Registration/Education Department | Voter Registration/Education | Annual |
| 34 | Resolution Committee | Resolution Committee | Annual |
| 35 | Shriners as Mentors Committee | Shriners as Mentors Committee | Annual |
| 36 | National Diabetes Initiative Committee | Diabetes Initiative Committee | July 15 |
| 37 | Imperial Deputies of the Desert | Imperial Deputies of the Desert | July 15 |
| 38 | Imperial Deputies of the Oasis | Imperial Deputies of the Oasis | June 30 / Jan 15 & Jul 15 (Temple Line Officer Training) |
| 39 | Imperial Promotions Committee | Promotions Committee | Annual |
| 40 | Fraternal Relations Committee | Fraternal Relations Committee | Annual |
| 41 | Imperial Council Education & Development Committee | IC Education & Development | Annual |
Upcoming Events
From ceremonial gatherings to community outreach and regional coalition meetings — the Desert of Louisiana is always in motion.
Events & Gatherings
Ceremonial Events
Annual ceremonials, installations, and investiture ceremonies honoring new and existing Nobles across the Desert of Louisiana.
Dates TBA — Contact Your Temple
Regional Coalition Meetings
Deep South Shriners Coalition gatherings bringing together Nobles from across the region for fellowship and coordination.
Dates TBA — Contact Your Temple
Imperial Council Session
The annual A.E.A.O.N.M.S. Imperial Council Session — the governing assembly of the order. Louisiana Nobles attend as representatives of the Desert.
Annual — See Imperial Calendar
Youth & Scholarship Programs
School supply drives, scholarship award ceremonies, and mentorship program events throughout the academic year.
Ongoing — Statewide
Community Health Fairs
Diabetes awareness events, health screenings, and community wellness days organized by Temples across Louisiana.
Ongoing — Statewide
Civic Engagement Events
Voter registration drives, community forums, and civic leadership gatherings across the state.
Year-Round
Get Event Notifications
Contact your local Temple or the Desert of Louisiana office to be added to the event notification list and stay connected with upcoming activities.
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A living archive of the Desert of Louisiana — events, community service, brotherhood gatherings, and the Nobles who make it all possible.
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