Follow us on YouTube and Facebook as we experience Temple Adventures! There are so many things to do around Temple that we don’t want to just tell you about all of them, we want to show you!

Tune into our YouTube channel by searching “TempleCVB” and

watch all of our exciting Temple Adventures. We hope you will try some of the great and exciting things that Temple has to offer. Whether your looking for that adrenaline rush or just a peaceful relaxing day, there is a Temple Adventure waiting for you! Also, find us on Facebook by searching “Temple Convention & Visitors Bureau” or by typing in www.facebook.com/TempleCVB. Watch our latest adventures, scuba diving at Blue Dolphin Dive Center,

Paintball at Weber’s Sports Complex and Tae Kwon

Do atMcCarthy’s Tae Kwon Do &

Self Defense!

March - April2012

For a complete list of upcoming events,visit www.discovertemple.com orwww.centraltexasartsdistrict.org

March 25Rachel Barton Pine, violinist, and The New York Chamber Soloists

3:00 PM - 6:00 PM @ Azalee Marshall Cultral Activites Center

March 2711th Annual Taste of Central

Texas - 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Bell County Expo Center, Assembly

Room

April 21A Sami Show

10:00 AM - April 22, 4:30 PM @ Bell County Expo Center

April 21Earth Day 2012

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ Mother Neff State Park

April 20-21Bloomin' Temple

Downtown Temple

April 21Bloomin' 5K and Fun Run

4:00 PM - 5:30 PM @ The streets of Temple's Historic and Garden

Districts, 820 West Munroe Avenue Temple, TX.

April 22GODSMACK AND STAIND MASS

CHAOS CO-HEADLINE TOUR!!All Day @ Bell County Expo

Center

April 21NFLCC Fishing Lure & Tackle

Show8:00 AM - 2:00 PM @ Knights of

Columbus Hall

March 11Annual Big Bell County Garage Sale 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ Bell County Expo Center

March 13Plant Your Family Tree9:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Bell County Museum

March 14Spring Break Activities at Bell County Museum12:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

March 15Plant Your Family Tree9:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Bell County Museum

March 16Spring Break Activities at Bell County Museum12:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

March 17St. Patrick’s DayO’briens Irish PubCome on out and celebrate at Central Texas only authentic Irish Pub!

March 17A Sami ShowMarch 17 - March 18 @ Bell County Expo Center

March 22-2422nd Annual Jazz FestivalMary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center on the campus of Temple College

Stop in at the Temple Visitor Center for a variety of Temple souvenirs, phonebooks, Temple/Bell County maps, and over 100 brochures from popular Texas travel destinations and attractions! The center is located at 120 W. Central Avenue in Historic Downtown Temple. Operating hours are Monday thru Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local information is available on the Temple CVB website at www.discovertemple.com or call

254-298-5900.

Comments and suggestions are always welcome!Please mail to Temple CVB, 120 W. Central Ave.,

Temple, TX 76501 or email them to sfarias@templetx.gov

Calendar of Events

TEMPLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAPRESENTS ANNUAL CHAMBER CONCERT

Saturday, March 3 at 7:30 pmat the Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center

Michelle Palmer, Temple Symphony principal clarinetist, will perform with Suzanne Jacobson, concertmaster, and Eka Gogichashvili, violins; Audrey Schubert, viola; Shawn Sanders, principal cellist; and Li Ping Wu, piano. The program includes four diverse works. The “Clarinet Quintet in A major KV 581” by Wofgang Amadeus Mozart, written in 1789, is one of the earliest and best-known works written especially for the clarinet. It is noted for its lyrical melodies, especially inthe popular second movement. The clarinet was a relatively new instrument when Mozart composed the piece. His work helped promote its popularity. “Suite for violin, clarinet and piano, Opus157b is from the incidental music ‘Le voyageur sans bagages’ (The traveler without baggage)” by Darius Milhaud. A deceptively simple, relaxed work, “San bagages” was composed in 1936 for a French play of the same name. During the 1930s, Milhaud frequently wrote film and stage incidental music which is still popular with audiences today.The “Piano Quintet in f minor Opus 34” by Johannes Brahms which starts the second half of the program features only strings and piano in the classical work composed in 1864. Each instrument has sections written as duets or trios.

Tickets are available at Von Music, the Temple College Fine Arts Department, the orchestra's website, www.templesymphony.org, or by calling 254-778-NOTE or at the door. Tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for students. Active military with ID are admittedat no charge.

The Bloomin’ Temple Festival is a two day event that is held in downtown Temple on Friday, April 20th and Saturday, April 21st. It’s your typical festival by day… lots of food vendors, plenty of

cold beverages, a very large car show, arts & crafts vendors, business booths, carnival, and a “kid zone” with pony rides, petting zoo and

free activities for the kids. The Friday night concerts will feature Tejano artists this year. It should be about a six hour show with each of the three groups doing two sets each. We have Los Texmaniacs with Rick Trevino, Elida Reyna, and 2008 Tejano Album of the year Grammy winner Ruben Ramos. On the second stage we will have One vs All, Hedley Grange and Wild Horse. One the second stage Saturday daytime entertainment is mostly local school age children, singing, dancing and bands. Satur-day night concert is all country with Deryl Dodd, David Lee Murphy and Kevin Fowler.

Admission will be $5 for Friday and $5 for Saturday. Children 12 and under are admitted free.

For questions about the festival and vendor booths please contact Starr Freeman at The Temple Chamberof Commerce at 254-773-2105.

For affordable sponsorship opportuni-ties please contact Mikie Cummings at 254-773-2105 or email mikie@templetx.org.

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St. Patrick's Day is a Great day to come to Historic Downtown and experience a fun event with family and friends! Come Celebrate the 5th Annual St Patrick's day event Sat Mar 17 at O'Briens Pub. We will be open from 11 am until 2am. Through out the day we will be serving Authentic Irish meals for lunch and dinner... A great outside show by Sprung from 8pm-12am in the courtyard. Since we moved the concert out-side the event has been growing, over 1600 people attended throughout the day last year. So come out and celebrate as only the Irish do at O'Briens Irish Pub!

In The Mood Ballroom and StudioReceives Temple Historic Marker

The Temple Historic Preservation Committee hosted a reception honoring In the Mood Ballroom and Studio as the latest recipient of a Temple Historic Marker. The reception was held on Friday, March 9th, at 2:30 p.m., at the In the Mood Ballroom, located at 15 South Main St. In the late 1800’s, the buildings of honor were simple wood frame structures. By the early 1900’s, they were transformed into the large brick structures we see today. Over the years, a variety of businesses have been housed in the buildings, including McClellan’s 5 and Dime Store, which occupied the buildings from 1927 to the early 70’s. Many McClellan items were unearthed during the renovations. Other businesses that have enjoyed the use of the buildings include Perry Brothers, a pharmacy, a Fair & Racket Store, a General Mercantile and a Tin Shop. The upstairs housed offices for doctors, dentists, lawyers and photographers. The buildings have truly blossomed under the ownership of Rudy and Karen Gonzales. The couple has dedicated an enormous amount of time and money in the three buildings on Main Street. The couple purchased the ballroom in 1999 and quickly began renovations to transform the building into the lovely ballroom it is today. The two adjoining buildings have also undergone major renovations. The Historic Marker Program was designed to recognize historically significant structures within the city, while encouraging preservation and restoration. In order for a property to be considered for a Temple Historic Marker, the property owner must fill out an application and submit it with supporting documentation to the Historic Preservation Committee. The committee will then review the application and make a decision. Anyone interested in learning more about In The Mood Ballroom visit http://www.inthemoodballroom.com or the Temple Historic Marker Program visit http://www.ci.temple.tx.us/index.aspx?NID=1015.

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Follow us on YouTube and Facebook as we experience Temple Adventures! There are so many things to do around Temple that we don’t want to just tell you about all of them, we want to show you!

Tune into our YouTube channel by searching “TempleCVB” and

watch all of our exciting Temple Adventures. We hope you will try some of the great and exciting things that Temple has to offer. Whether your looking for that adrenaline rush or just a peaceful relaxing day, there is a Temple Adventure waiting for you! Also, find us on Facebook by searching “Temple Convention & Visitors Bureau” or by typing in www.facebook.com/TempleCVB. Watch our latest adventures, scuba diving at Blue Dolphin Dive Center,

Paintball at Weber’s Sports Complex and Tae Kwon

Do atMcCarthy’s Tae Kwon Do &

Self Defense!

March - April2012

For a complete list of upcoming events,visit www.discovertemple.com orwww.centraltexasartsdistrict.org

March 25Rachel Barton Pine, violinist, and The New York Chamber Soloists

3:00 PM - 6:00 PM @ Azalee Marshall Cultral Activites Center

March 2711th Annual Taste of Central

Texas - 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Bell County Expo Center, Assembly

Room

April 21A Sami Show

10:00 AM - April 22, 4:30 PM @ Bell County Expo Center

April 21Earth Day 2012

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ Mother Neff State Park

April 20-21Bloomin' Temple

Downtown Temple

April 21Bloomin' 5K and Fun Run

4:00 PM - 5:30 PM @ The streets of Temple's Historic and Garden

Districts, 820 West Munroe Avenue Temple, TX.

April 22GODSMACK AND STAIND MASS

CHAOS CO-HEADLINE TOUR!!All Day @ Bell County Expo

Center

April 21NFLCC Fishing Lure & Tackle

Show8:00 AM - 2:00 PM @ Knights of

Columbus Hall

March 11Annual Big Bell County Garage Sale 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ Bell County Expo Center

March 13Plant Your Family Tree9:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Bell County Museum

March 14Spring Break Activities at Bell County Museum12:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

March 15Plant Your Family Tree9:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Bell County Museum

March 16Spring Break Activities at Bell County Museum12:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

March 17St. Patrick’s DayO’briens Irish PubCome on out and celebrate at Central Texas only authentic Irish Pub!

March 17A Sami ShowMarch 17 - March 18 @ Bell County Expo Center

March 22-2422nd Annual Jazz FestivalMary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center on the campus of Temple College

Stop in at the Temple Visitor Center for a variety of Temple souvenirs, phonebooks, Temple/Bell County maps, and over 100 brochures from popular Texas travel destinations and attractions! The center is located at 120 W. Central Avenue in Historic Downtown Temple. Operating hours are Monday thru Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local information is available on the Temple CVB website at www.discovertemple.com or call

254-298-5900.

Comments and suggestions are always welcome! Please mail to Temple CVB, 120 W. Central Ave.,

Temple, TX 76501 or email them to sfarias@templetx.gov

Calendar of Events

TEMPLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAPRESENTS ANNUAL CHAMBER CONCERT

Saturday, March 3 at 7:30 pmat the Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center

Michelle Palmer, Temple Symphony principal clarinetist, will perform with Suzanne Jacobson, concertmaster, and Eka Gogichashvili, violins; Audrey Schubert, viola; Shawn Sanders, principal cellist; and Li Ping Wu, piano. The program includes four diverse works. The “Clarinet Quintet in A major KV 581” by Wofgang Amadeus Mozart, written in 1789, is one of the earliest and best-known works written especially for the clarinet. It is noted for its lyrical melodies, especially in the popular second movement. The clarinet was a relatively new instrument when Mozart composed the piece. His work helped promote its popularity. “Suite for violin, clarinet and piano, Opus157b is from the incidental music ‘Le voyageur sans bagages’ (The traveler without baggage)” by Darius Milhaud. A deceptively simple, relaxed work, “San bagages” was composed in 1936 for a French play of the same name. During the 1930s, Milhaud frequently wrote film and stage incidental music which is still popular with audiences today.The “Piano Quintet in f minor Opus 34” by Johannes Brahms which starts the second half of the program features only strings and piano in the classical work composed in 1864. Each instrument has sections written as duets or trios. Tickets are available at Von Music, the Temple College Fine Arts Department, the orchestra's website, www.templesymphony.org, or by calling 254-778-NOTE or at the door. Tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for students. Active military with ID are admittedat no charge.

The Bloomin’ Temple Festival is a two day event that is held in downtown Temple on Friday, April 20th and Saturday, April 21st. It’s your typical festival by day… lots of food vendors, plenty of

cold beverages, a very large car show, arts & crafts vendors, business booths, carnival, and a “kid zone” with pony rides, petting zoo and

free activities for the kids. The Friday night concerts will feature Tejano artists this year. It should be about a six hour show with each of the three groups doing two sets each. We have Los Texmaniacs with Rick Trevino, Elida Reyna, and 2008 Tejano Album of the year Grammy winner Ruben Ramos. On the second stage we will have One vs All, Hedley Grange and Wild Horse. One the second stage Saturday daytime entertainment is mostly local school age children, singing, dancing and bands. Satur-day night concert is all country with Deryl Dodd, David Lee Murphy and Kevin Fowler.

Admission will be $5 for Friday and $5 for Saturday. Children 12 and under are admitted free.

For questions about the festival and vendor booths please contact Starr Freeman at The Temple Chamberof Commerce at 254-773-2105.

For affordable sponsorship opportuni-ties please contact Mikie Cummings at 254-773-2105 or email mikie@templetx.org.