Badlands Shrine Circus

04/12/2026

Shrine Circus today @ 3:30 and 7pm and 6:30 Monday night! Advanced tickets for $14 at both Family Fare locations or at the door for $16

03/30/2026

🎪 The 2026 Shrine Circus is coming to town April 12 & 13!

Join us for 63 years of tradition with the “Circus with a Purpose” — fun for the whole family while supporting a great cause. Advance tickets are available now for just $14 at both Family Fare locations in Dickinson, or grab yours at the door for $16.

Don’t miss the excitement—get your tickets today!

You can purchase tickets online at: https://badlandsshrine.com/tickets

THE 2026 BADLANDS SHRINE EXTREME CIRCUS! Acrobats, Jugglers, Clowns, Animals, Trapeze, Globe, BMZ, and more! Can't wait to see you

03/03/2026

2026 Badlands Shrine Circus is right around the corner!

01/27/2026

Today’s the East-West Shrine Bowl!
Tonight, the nation’s longest-running college all-star football game brings top NFL Draft prospects together to compete in support of the life-changing mission of Shriners Children’s. Join fellow nobles, friends and families as we cheer on the next generation of NFL stars. Check with your temple or club to see if a watch party is happening near you.

When: Today, kickoff at 6 p.m. CT / 7 p.m. ET
How to Watch: NFL Network
Follow Along: on social media

Tune in, enjoy the game, and celebrate our incredible philanthropy!

07/19/2025

07/03/2025

The Strongest Girl in the Rink” – A Shrine Club Story

Twelve-year-old Emily had always been full of energy — racing down the ice with her hockey stick in hand and a fearless grin on her face. But one season, something changed. Her back started to curve, and the pain grew worse with every stride. Doctors diagnosed her with severe scoliosis, and surgery became the only way forward.

Her family was overwhelmed — not just with fear, but with the cost and complexity of the treatment ahead. That’s when they were introduced to the Shriners.

From the moment they walked through the doors of the local Shrine Club, they were greeted with warmth, hope, and open arms. The Shriners took care of everything — coordinating care with a Shriners Hospital, arranging travel, and most importantly, making sure Emily never felt like she was facing this challenge alone.

The surgery was a success. Emily stood tall — literally and proudly — for the first time in months. And to celebrate, the Shrine Club hosted a BBQ for her and her family.

That afternoon, under a summer sky, Emily walked up to the microphone. Her back straight. Her voice shaking. “Thank you for giving me my life back,” she said.

There wasn’t a dry eye in the room. Shriners, family, friends — all wiping away tears of joy and pride. It was more than just a meal that day. It was a celebration of what love, generosity, and community can do.

Years passed.

And then, on a chilly winter night, the television lit up with breaking sports news. Emily — now 19 — had just been drafted into the professional women’s hockey league.

She skated across the screen with speed and grace, lifting her stick in the air after a winning goal. And back at the Shrine Club, a group of old friends stood watching, eyes full of tears once again — this time not for healing, but for the legacy they had helped create.

Because Emily didn’t just beat scoliosis.

She became a champion.