Temple College has announced its Fall 2022 lineup of Fine Arts events, which include a variety of readings, theater and music performances, and art exhibitions.
This fall marks the start of a new Associate of Arts degree in Musical Theatre and the reinvigoration of the Associate of Arts in Theatre. As a result, Temple College is producing and hosting its first play in several years. Performances for “All in the Timing,” David Ives’ collection of short plays, will be Nov. 4-5.
Temple College also welcomed two new Visual Arts faculty members, Deric Ence (ceramics) and Jessica Just (photography), who are featured in the Faculty and Friends Art Exhibition, which runs through Oct. 28.
As part of the Temple College Humanities Series, and with funds from a Texas Commission on the Arts grant, the College is hosting Austin-based poet ire’ne lara silva for a Sept. 28 reading event at its EWCHEC – Hutto campus.
“We invite everyone to come and experience the vibrant artistic offerings that Temple College has to offer,” said. Dr. Sara Harris Baker, Division Director of Fine Arts.
Temple College partners with Texas A&M University-Central Texas to offer four tracks of the Bachelor of Music degree and the new addition of upper-level studio arts classes.
All events are open to the public. Some require admission.
Fall 2022 Fine Arts Events Calendar
Temple College Faculty & Friends Art Exhibit
Gallery Exhibition is open through Oct. 28
Temple College Visual Arts Gallery – Temple Main Campus
Poetry Reading: ire’ne lara silva
Sept. 28
6:30 p.m.
EWCHEC – Hutto Campus
Free & Open to the Public
Musical Theatre Showcase
Oct. 18
12:30 p.m.
Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre – Temple Main Campus
Temple Jazz Orchestra & Temple Jazz Ensemble Combined Concert
Nov. 1
7:30 p.m.
Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center – Temple Main Campus
$10 General Admission, Free for Students with ID
“All in the Timing”
Nov. 4-5
7:30 p.m.
Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre – Temple Main Campus
$5 General Admission, Free for Students with ID
Symphonic Band Concert: “War and Peace”
Nov. 10
7:30 p.m.
Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center – Temple Main Campus
$5 General Admission, Free for Students with ID
The Central Texas Art Competition & Exhibition
Opening Reception & Awards: Nov. 12
6-8 p.m.
Gallery Exhibition Open Nov. 12-Dec. 5
Temple College Visual Arts Gallery – Temple Main Campus
“The Magic Flute”
Nov. 18-19
7:30 p.m.
Mary Alice Marshall Performing Arts Center – Temple Main Campus
$10 General Admission, Free for Students with ID
Faculty Jazz & Jazz Combos
Nov. 29
12:30 p.m.
Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre – Temple Main Campus
Percussion Ensemble
Nov. 30
7:30 p.m.
Jackson-Graeter Backstage Theatre – Temple Main Campus
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