Temple Hill Events

About Us

Resident Performers

Temple Hill Symphony Orchestra
Temple Hill Choir
Behold Dance Collective at Temple Hill

All resident performing groups are 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.

From time to time, we are privileged to welcome

guest speakers and artists

as featured enhancements

to our events.

Free Events

Resident Performers

Unless stated otherwise, all events are FREE of charge.
Occasionally, an event requires special funding and thereby a fee is charged.
Donations are graciously accepted and can be made when obtaining an event ticket.

Traditions

Resident Performers

Traditions

Symphony Concerts
Choir Concerts
Days of Christmas
Nutcracker Ballet
Handel's Messiah
The Magic of Christmas
Scrooge! The Musical
Lamb of God
Behold the Gift
Tapestry
U.S. Open Music Competition
Ship Brooklyn
Annual Blood Drive

Editor's Note

June 15, 2021

Dear Friends:

After experiencing a unique era living with a world-shattering pandemic, we are pleased to announce that the leaders, directors and performers are carefully preparing to present their best again on Oakland's Temple Hill. Our hearts go out to those who have lost loved ones as well as to those who have battled the virus and survived. Thank you to our courageous healthcare practitioners and essential workers. Thank you for persevering through a most unpredictable and life-threatening time.

As we step back into the spotlight, we are enthusiastic to share our joy and talents, yet mindful of potential for new surges or variants that could set us back. We wholeheartedly respect the protocols necessary to meet safely in our auditorium and cultural halls, and we appreciate that you will do the same.

With that said, I declare a figurative but warming embrace and welcome to you, as you support our concerts through your attendance and applause. Our performers are clearing the cobwebs and polishing their pipes, and we look forward to feeling the inspirational symphony, choir, solos and dance adorning our stage once again.

As a reminder, while you visit this beautiful Temple Hill, I suggest that you arrive early, walk the fragrant grounds, enjoy the view and feel the wonderful spirit that resides here. When permitted, spend time in the Visitors' Center and meet the directors — Elder and Sister Argyle.

Take home the memories of this uplifting and peaceful place, and cherish them in your heart. Be well. Now, my friends, on with the show.

Gratefully yours,

Lissa Werson

Editor, Publicist & Producer

Temple Hill Cultural Arts & Communications