Celebrating a Czech Easter set in Temple
Make plans to enjoy an unforgettable afternoon as the Czech Heritage Museum of Temple proudly presents “Celebrating a Czech Easter” on Sunday, April 6.
This festive event promises to be a delightful exploration of cherished Czech traditions and music -- perfect for families and individuals of all ages. It all takes place at the Temple Cultural Activities Center located at 3011 North Third Street. Doors open at 3 p.m. for the program -- a lively and thoughtful review of Czech Easter traditions led by Temple College’s Michael Morris and SPJST’s Brian Vanicek – which starts at 3:30 p.m.
Following the presentation, get ready to be entertained by the University of North Texas Dechovka (Brass Band), under the direction of Dr. Ben Graf, starting at 4:00 PM. Their lively tunes will fill the air with joy and celebration, transporting you straight to the heart of Czech festivities.
Admission is a suggested donation of $10 for adults, while children can enter free of charge—making this event an accessible opportunity for all families to come and celebrate Czech heritage.
A silent auction will be held with all proceeds benefitting the Czech Heritage Museum.
Individuals or businesses wishing to contribute to the silent auction are requested to field inquiries to vanicek@spjst.com.
As Easter approaches, let’s gather to reflect on what makes our traditions so special. Celebrating a Czech Easter on April 6 at Temple’s Cultural Activities Center presents a wonderful opportunity to bond with family and friends while honoring the Texas Czech heritage.
About Czech Heritage Museum of Temple Temple’s Czech Heritage Museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting Czech culture and traditions through engaging programs, educational initiatives, and community involvement. “Celebrating a Czech Easter” is part of the museum’s ongoing museum without walls initiative with the emphasis on delivering concert performances, art exhibitions and “all-things Czech” presentations to the public.