Is there a defined sequence of events when a Buddhist enters a temple? As there are sequence of events which happen in other religions, do such things happen in Buddhism also?

For example: 

Consider Christianity, it starts with a worship, then a sermon follows, followed by offerings and then end with a blessing from the priest.

Consider Hinduism, it starts with entering the temple, a silent prayer, followed by a blessing from the priest.

So, is there a defined set of sequences when a Buddhist enters the (Buddhist) temple?
It depends on the temple and what part of it you're entering.

For instance, I used to be involved with my local Mahayana Temple.  Whenever we entered the meditation hall, we did the following..


Took off our shoes 
Bowed to the altar, with our hands together in front of our chest. 
After meditation, bowed each time the meditation leader rang a bell (some leaders had us do full prostrations instead).
When leaving, we turned to face the altar and repeated #2.


1, 2 and 4 were common to all the Buddhist Temple meditation halls I visited.