Events in Temple today

A food pantry is available to people in Bell County.

The Horny Toad HOG Chapter prepares breakfast at the dealership every month on the second Saturday, as long as the weather cooperates. This casual gathering offers a hot morning meal and is open to all. New 26s are arriving at the dealership and will be available to see.

Families can visit the Kiddo Card event at Texell to receive free identification cards for children ages 2 to 15. Each card features a recent photo and important details such as name, address, date of birth, eye and hair color, height, weight, a thumbprint, and an emergency contact.

The Salado Farmers Market showcases local ranchers, farmers, crafters, bakers, and producers on the grounds of Barrow Brewing Company in Salado, Texas. Designated a Certified Farmers Market by the Texas Department of Agriculture, it connects growers directly with customers while offering fresh, locally grown produce and other goods, along with the chance to meet the people who make them. The list of participating vendors is refreshed each week.

Hosted at Temple Feed & Supply, this farmers market brings together local producers with a wide variety of goods. Visitors can browse vendors and pick up items from the community.

Compete in the One Piece League, a three-round Swiss tournament. Every participant receives a pack from the newest OP set, with an additional pack awarded for each win.

Enjoy a restaurant night benefiting the Belton Band Boosters. Order in store or place an online pickup order with promo code J6GXZ3R in the Chipotle app or on the website. To be eligible, orders must be placed during the scheduled fundraiser at the assigned restaurant, and delivery is not permitted for this fundraiser. Chipotle will donate 25% of qualifying sales to support the band.

An evening of live music from Clayton Lawson unfolds at The Overlook at Dead Fish Grill. A relaxed summer vibe pairs with scenic Lake Belton views, cold drinks, and tasty food. There is no admission charge, and the setting suits a date night, a group outing, or a quiet, music filled evening. Taxes, gratuity, and processing fees are additional.

Redline Rendezvous is a weekly car meet that brings the automotive community together at Temple Mall in the Floor & Decor lot. It welcomes every kind of ride and every kind of club, from show cars and daily drivers to project builds, trucks, bikes, classics, muscle, imports, and exotics. Attendees can explore unique builds, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere. Respect for all builds sets the tone as one parking lot becomes one community driven by a shared love of horsepower.

Enjoy a themed Sunday brunch at Yellow House Bed and Breakfast and Event Center. Each week features a different menu, with two seating options available. Complimentary mimosa is included, and reservations are recommended by noon on Saturday.

A monthly market at Sanctuary takes place on the second Sunday. More details will be announced.

Experience live music from Kyle Reed Hemmen at Bird Creek Brewing in Temple. Admission is free.

Join Painting with a Twist for an all-ages, guided painting class called Summer Afternoon Stroll. No prior painting experience is needed. You’ll paint step by step on a 16x20 canvas or choose from other surface options, with upgrades available. Alcohol is BYOB, and you can bring food or drinks of your choice. If you’re making a candle, arrive 30 minutes early, and candles will be ready at the end of class. Payment is due at the time of reservation, and refunds or store credit require at least 24 hours notice.

A weekly gathering blends gentle movement with quiet reflection, drawing from tai chi and contemplative meditative practices. The focus is on healing, deepening a personal relationship with God, and nurturing a sense of connection, compassion, and support for one another. Movements are easily adapted for participants of all ages and physical abilities. The group meets at First Presbyterian Church in Belton, and when the weather cooperates, sessions are held outdoors.

Summer Fun Mondays return to Summer Fun Water Park with a two-part morning designed for an energizing start to the week. Begin with a 45-minute Stroller Barre workout, then enjoy 30 minutes of private swim time before the park opens. Expect a blend of movement, sunshine, and pool time in a friendly community setting. Participation is available for FIT4MOM TBS members and class pack holders, including those taking a first class free.

A food pantry service at Helping Hands Ministry of Belton provides essential items to community members in need. This event offers a straightforward opportunity to access food support.

Enjoy a casual game night at Chick-fil-A West Adams with classic favorites suited for all ages. Games are provided, and there will be chances to win prizes along with food-related rewards. Expect a lighthearted setting where participants can play, compete, and share a fun outing with friends and family.

Held at Temple Bible Church, this GriefShare support group offers a caring, welcoming place for those experiencing loss. Across a 13 week series, participants learn what may lie ahead and gain insight into the range of feelings that can accompany bereavement. Because grief rarely follows tidy stages, the sessions focus on practical ways to cope with its unpredictability, with steady support provided throughout the journey.

Barrow Brewing hosts a weekly live music series in an intimate, listening-focused setting with free performances from talented singers and songwriters. A guest food truck is available on site, and the taproom features beer and wine specials to enjoy with the show. The monthly rotation brings familiar favorites alongside new discoveries, with Michael Alexandersson on first Mondays, a changing artist on second Mondays, Eley Buck Davis on third Mondays, and Brad Brockman on fourth Mondays.

Join this in-person session on spotting common issues during the home buying process, how to deal with roadblocks that can come up, and what to expect with title insurance claims. Presented by Paul Mundheim from Fidelity, this is a practical workshop focused on real-world red flags and solutions.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Lowe's Home Improvement in Temple with a full lineup of favorites. Expect Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls along with crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, a lobster grilled cheese, and soups such as creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder. Whoopie pies round out the offerings. App ordering is available to avoid the line and earn rewards. Service is cashless, with payment accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app payments.

A food pantry is available for community members seeking assistance. It provides a welcoming place to receive food support.

Enjoy a gravel cycling outing designed for both new and intermediate riders at Hector P Garcia Elementary School. Anyone curious about gravel can stop by the shop for a proper fit and to borrow a gravel bike for the ride. The beginner group, led by Andrew, Lisa, and Vanessa, covers roughly 17 miles. The intermediate option, guided by Geary, stretches to about 25 miles.

Join a beginner-friendly class that covers Salsa and East Coast Swing. No prior experience is needed, and you don’t need a partner to participate. The program runs from August 11 through September 15, meeting weekly from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. The full course costs $250, and it requires a minimum enrollment of 4.

This second annual memorial blood drive takes place at Baylor Scott & White Clinic - Salado. Blood donations will be collected in memory of Bailey-Hosch, and reservations are requested in advance.

This event focuses on food.

Open to all riders, this community lunch ride is not a HOG function. It offers a casual meet and greet for new and longtime friends, and every type of bike is welcome, including cruisers, Spyders, and trikes. The goal is to bring like-minded riders together to enjoy the road. Participants can share ideas for routes and places to visit, with plans to keep this gathering going each month.

Aloha to summer at Stagecoach Inn Pool & Pavilion with a back to school bash that blends a luau vibe with Water Wednesday fun. Admission is free. Enjoy live music and a pool that is open for swimming, plus a hula contest with a Stagecoach Inn gift card for the winner, face painting, a slip and slide, a bounce house, and giant lawn games. Island eats and tropical treats are on the menu, including a pig roast with pulled pork sandwiches for $10, Mai Tais and Hurricanes for $8, and slushies for $3. This celebration offers a cheerful sendoff to the season with laughter, great food, and community before school begins. RSVPs are required.

Beat the summer heat at the Stagecoach Pool with a relaxed poolside hangout featuring food and drinks. Admission is $20 for adults and $10 for kids. Burgers, hot dogs, margaritas, and slushies are available for purchase. The Stagecoach Inn’s pool provides a laid-back setting for time by the water.

Love of Christ Food Pantry is the setting for a food and clothing pantry event. The focus is on essential items such as food and clothing, keeping attention on basic needs.

Not Rocket Science Trivia offers a free trivia night at Barrow Brewing Co, with gift cards available as prizes. Sign up with the host to register and receive hints for upcoming weeks.

Join the City of Killeen for the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, where Police and Fire departments go head-to-head to see which team can collect the most donations. The drive takes place at the Killeen Civic & Conference Center, running through the day with sign-up available via Great Partners.

This clothing pantry provides access to clothing for those who need it. It offers a simple way to find apparel and wardrobe basics.

A welcoming event centered on food and clothing.

This event focuses on food.

ACEL’s Inclusive Talent and Community Resource Fair gathers businesses and community organizations at The Omni Tempe Hotel at ASU for a welcoming showcase that centers AAPI-owned enterprises and the local small businesses that enrich everyday life. In celebration of ACEL’s 20th anniversary, the fair highlights community connections, growth, and inclusive economic opportunity. There is no cost to attend and the public is welcome, with registration required. Presented by ACEL, founded in 2006 and recognized as the region’s largest minority-led business and professional group, the fair reflects a mission to uplift diverse business owners and to advance diversity and inclusion as drivers of innovation and growth. Event proceeds support ACEL programs that offer technical assistance, resources, and ongoing advocacy for minority-owned businesses. Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are available.

A meetup dedicated to discussing From Blood & Ash by Jennifer L Armentrout. Expect a relaxed, book club style conversation that invites readers to share insights about the plot, characters, and themes.