The shows will go on — but not in the same style as before. The Temple Civic Theatre recently announced its Main Series Season’s six shows for 2020-2021, a list mostly consisting of plays.
The annual “Salado Legends” play and an inaugural cowboy poetry festival in Salado have been canceled due to concerns over the coronavirus.
Honoring the country’s independence will be a little bit different this year, with many of the area’s annual Fourth of July events being changed to deal with the coronavirus.
Austin City Limits has joined the ranks of major music festivals to be canceled because of the coronavirus.
The Azalee Marshall Cultural Activities Center, 3011 N. Third St. in Temple, has a weekend packed full of family friendly events, including gallery openings, a free concert and a free film screening.
Area events this weekend include the Luck of the Lake poker run benefiting the Central Texas Children's Center, a food distribution event, and lots of live music options.
Whether you’re looking for a good shopping deal or want to catch some live music, there are plenty of options for Central Texans this weekend.
The Central Texas Film Society is easing back into the routine of showing classic and best-loved films at the Azalee Marshall Cultural Activities Center. On June 28, the group will show “My Favorite Year”.
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The shows will go on — but not in the same style as before. The Temple Civic Theatre recently announced its Main Series Season’s six shows for 2020-2021, a list mostly consisting of plays.
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