Tyler Municipal Rose Garden Open Daily Tyler’s famous Rose Garden features 14 acres, 35,000 rose bushes, over 500 rose varieties and the beautiful Camellia-Shade garden featuring azalea varieties. Free to the public.1900 W Front St. 903.531.1212, www.CityOfTyler.org

Tyler Rose MuseumOpen Daily Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm, Sat 10am-4:30pm, Sun 1:30-4:30pm Displaying the pageantry of the Texas Rose Festival with memorabilia and exhibits. Adults $3.50, Children ages 3 to 11, $2.00420 Rose Park Dr . 903.597.3130, www.TylerRoseMuseum.com

LeGrand GardensOpen DailySee the century-old grounds of the Goodman-LeGrand House and Museum come to life. Free admission.624 N Broadway. 903.531.1286, www.ParksAndRec.CityOfTyler.org

We welcome you to Tyler’s 56th Annual Azalea and Spring Flower Trail featuring mile-after-mile of blooming azaleas, dogwoods and spring flowers. This annual spring event has been described as a

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Bob Schneider in Concert at Liberty HallMar 28 / Sat 8pmBob Schneider is an Austin, Texas–based musician and artist and former lead-singer of Ugly Americans. He has released around a dozen albums, mostly on his own Shockorama label.

Liberty Hall, 103 E Erwin. 903.595.7274, www.LibertyTyler.com

Azalea Trail Junior Golf ClassicMar 28-29 / Sat 8am Tee TimesThis annual golf classic features a 36-hole stroke play event contested at the beautiful Hollytree Country Club. Call for golfer admission fees. Free to spectators. Hollytree Country Club, 6700 Hollytree Drive. 214.420.7421, www.ntpgaJuniorGolf.com

Texas Rose Horse Park Spring Horse Trials – Cross Country EventMar 28-29 / Sat-Sun 8am-5pmAn equestrian event where a single horse and rider combination compete against other combinations across the three disciplines of dressage, cross-country and show jumping. Great outdoor event for entire family. Free for spectators.Texas Rose Horse Park, 14078 Sate Hwy 110 N. 903.882.8696, www.TexasRoseHorsePark.com

Azalea Trail Arts and Crafts Fair at Bergfeld Park Mar 28-29 / Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 11am-5pm More than 90 vendors participating. Free concert at 4pm on Saturday with local entertainment beginning at 11am. Free admission with fee for Kids Zone and concessions. S. College Ave. 903.531.1214, www.TylerParksAndRec.com

A Carnival of Orchids: Orchid Show at Tyler Rose GardenMar 28-29 / Sat 11am-5pm & Sun 9am-4pmOrchid sales, displays, artwork and seminars in conjunction with the Southwest Regional Orchid Growers Association. Show is Free and open to the public.420 Rose Park Dr. 903.245.4485, www.CentralEastTexasOrchidSociety.org

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Events Beginning Weekend of April 2ndSeniors Celebrating LifeApr 2 / Thurs 8:30am-2pm

Variety of educational classes geared toward seniors such as health and wellness, scams against seniors, Medicare updates and more. Free admission.Harvey Convention Center, 2000 W Front. 903.592.1661, www.TylerTexas.com

Brick Street Village First Friday Apr 3 / Friday 10am-6pm

Participating businesses offer refreshments, specials, drawings, demonstrations, and photo opportunities. Unique shopping and breakfast/lunch offerings are available in the quaint and beautifully landscaped Historic Brick Streets of Tyler. Free admission.Brick Street Village businesses bordered by S. Broadway to S. Chilton, W. Charnwood to W. Rusk (including S. College, S. Bois D’Arc and W. Phillips). 903.330.4663

Rambling Roses Anniversary DanceApr 4 / Sat 7-9:30pm

Celebrating 44 years promoting Square and Round Dancing. Wholesome fun for the whole family! Donations from dancers, $6, spectators Free.Fairwood United Methodist Church, 1712 Old Omen Rd. 903.566.4538,

www.SquareDancing-EastTexas.com

ETSO 2nd Annual Piano FestivalApr 10-11 / Fri & Sat 7:30pm

Guest artist Fabio Parrini will be joined by Marvin UMC music director Jim Broussard and guests for “Classical Pairings” on Friday, and plays a solo recital on Saturday. Adults $20, students $10 per concert.

Liberty Hall in Downtown Tyler, 103 E Erwin. 903.526.3876, www.ETSO.org

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Events Beginning Weekend of March 20thFour Winds Canterbury FaireFeb 28-Apr 28 / Weekends Only Sat-Sun 10am-7pm, School Days 9am-2pm last Fri of each monthA themed event consisting of costumed characters, games, rides, handcrafters, merchants, jousting, dancing, magic, juggling and much more! $15 Adults, $5 ages 4-12 (under 4 free).Between Whitehouse and Troup off County Road 2138.903.530.7173, www.FourWindsFaire.com

34th Annual Tyler Quilt Show Mar 20-21 / Fri-Sat 10am-5pm“Color Your World with Quilts” celebrates America’s quilting heritage and the impact of color. With over 250 quilts, antique bed turning, new product and skill demonstrations, Country Store, silent auction, raffle quilt, scavenger hunt for children, and special exhibits on color. General

admission $7.00, seniors over 65 and children under 12, $6. Harvey Convention Center, 2000 W Front St. 903.581.6176, www.qgetx.org

Tyler Obedience Training Club - Agility TrailsMar 20-22 / Fri-Sun 8am-5pm

Dog Agility is a competitive sport that tests a person’s skill in training and handling of dogs over a timed obstacle course. Free for spectators. Texas Rose Horse Park, 14078 Sate Hwy 110 N. 903.882.8696, www.TylerOTC.org

Tyler State Park Dogwood Days Driving and Walking TourMar 20-Apr 5 / 8am to dark each dayTake a self-guided vehicle tour or enjoy a leisurely stroll among the beautiful blooming Dogwoods. Join us on Saturdays for

our fun Ranger Programs. $5 per person 13 and older.Tyler State Park, Park Rd 16. 903.597.5338, www.tpwd.statetx.us/state-parks/tyler

“Spring Through the Eyes of a Child”Mar 20-April 5 / 10am-4pmOriginal art exhibit created by children ages 4 and up from Vista Academy of Tyler, Stepping Stone Preschool, Oak Hill Montessori School and more. Free.Prestige Estates Assisted Living & Memory Care, 6928 Paluxy Dr. 903.561.6102, www.PrestigeEstates.net

10th Annual Life in Tyler Photography ContestMar 21-Apr 5/ Mon-Sat 8am-5pm & Sun 1-5pmPhoto contest depicting life in Tyler including youth, adult and professional categories. Info and registration online. $3 per entry. Free admission.

Rose Garden Center, 420 Rose Park Dr. 903.531.1214, www.TylerParksAndRec.com

Beauty and Beast Bicycle Tour Mar 21 / Sat Tour starts at 9am

(Registration 6:30am) Course closes at 3pm Enjoy the “Beauty” of the East Texas rolling hills and

finish with a challenging climb up “The Beast” on one of the most popular bike tours in the country!

$35.00 early registration participant fee, $40.00 the day of event. Free for spectators.

KE Bushman’s Winery and Celebration Center, 1563 FM 24, Bullard. 903.372.5441, www.tbcbnb.com

Events Beginning Weekend of March 26thPenny Nichols-Sanders School of Fine Art Annual Spring Art ShowMar 26-28 / Thurs-Sat 9am-5pmProfessional and advanced student art show. Various sizes of paintings for sale and view, including watercolor, oil, pastels and miniatures. Free admission.First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 230 West Rusk St. 903.592.8519

2014 Apache Belle Spring Show: A Tribute to Rock N RollMar 26-28 / Thurs-Fri 7:30pm, Sat 2pm & 7:30pm

The Internationally famous Apache Belles present their annual variety show full of family entertainment, laughs and lots of dance. Purchase tickets online or at the box office one hour before show time for each performance. $8 for Thurs night or Sat Matinee, $13 for Fri or Sat night.Wise Auditorium, TJC, 1400 E Fifth. 903.510.2672, www.ApacheBelles.com

Rose City Artisans & Flower Market at the GoodmanMar 27-28 / Fri & Sat 10am-4pmOpen-air market with live entertainment, where artisans will be selling everything from locally grown products, home-baked foods, wine, handmade items, plus bedding plants, herbs, bulbs and garden décor. Free admission.1859 Goodman-LeGrand Museum, LeGrand Park & Garden, 624 N Broadway. 903.531.1286, www.GoodmanMuseum.com

Breakfast At Tiffany’sMar 28 / Sat 10am-3pmBreakfast at Tiffany’s will feature a delicious brunch and entertainment by recording artist and author Tammy Trent. Sparkling tiaras, little black dresses and an over-the-top setting! By reservation only. $40 General Admission, $100 Meet and Greet with autographed book. Benefits SPCA of East Texas.Green Acres Crosswalk Conference Center, Green Acres Baptist Church, 1607 Troup Highway. 903.561.2200, www.BreakfastAtTiffanysTyler.com

Camp Ford 1860s Living HistoryMar 28 / Sat 10am-3pmMen and women dressed in period costumes, firing of the cannon each hour, exhibits, flag retirement ceremony and mock battles. Free admission but donations are appreciated.Camp Ford Historic Park, 6500 US 271. 903.522.1904

Tyler Azalea 10K & 5KMar 28 / Sat 11amOne of the most beautiful courses in Texas, runners and spectators enjoy miles of azaleas and spring flowers. $20-$45 enrollment fee, Free for spectators.Bergfeld Park, 1510 S College Ave. 817.706.0368, www.TylerAzalea10k.com

The “Spirits of Oakwood” Walking Tour Mar 28 / Sat Gate opens at 1pm, closes at 6pm. Last tour begins at 4:30pm.Guided tours featuring historians dressed in period clothing portraying notable Tyler and Smith County Citizens buried in the historic Oakwood Cemetary. $10 per person, children under 10 admitted free but must be accompanied by an adult.Corner of Palace and Oakwood Streets. 903.593.4642

McClendon House Live Action Murder Mystery: “A Murder of Crows!”Mar 28 / Sat 7pm, One Nght Only!Put your sleuthing cap on as well as your 1950’s attire for a memorable night of mysterious fun, light refreshments, wine, and other delights as you interrogate the suspects and solve the crime! By reservation only. Adults $20.806 W. Houston. 214.621.6071, www.McClendonHouse.net

East Texas Symphony Orchestra Concert “Melody Makers”Mar 28 / Sat 7:30pmA concert of great melodies including Strauss’ “Die Fledermaus” Overture and the “William Tell” Overture by Rossini. Also on the program Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 and Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 1, performed by Juanita Miller Competition Winner Christine Wu. $10 to $55, call box office for ticketing.UT Tyler Cowan Center, 3900 University Blvd. 903.566.7424, www.ETSO.org

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Four-course afternoon tea and historic plantation tour. Tea & Tour, $25 per person plus tax and gratuity; Tours only $8 per person; (reservation required for both).2591 State Hwy 64 W, 6 miles west of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport. 903.849.0205, www.RoselandPlantation.com

The 1859 Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum Azalea Trail Tour Hours: Tue-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-4pm (excluding Easter Sunday, April 5 )This stately mansion dating back to 1859 is furnished with the original belongings of the Goodman-LeGrand family. Majestically positioned on the beautiful 9-acre LeGrand Park grounds, it offers visitors a chance to view antique hand carved furniture, hand-painted Limoges china, original vintage clothing, medical reference books

dating back to the early 1800’s, surgical tools from the Civil War era, original paintings, photographs, and many other rare and interesting items. This historic landmark is a delight for antique lovers and history buffs alike! Free admission.624 N Broadway. 903.531.1286, www.GoodmanMuseum.com

Bonner-Whitaker-McClendon HouseAzalea Trail Tour Hours: Fri-Sat only, 10am-4pmOne of the finest examples of Eastlake Bracketed Victorian Architecture remaining in East Texas. Guided tours depict Tyler’s political and cultural history from post-Civil War. Birthplace of noted Washington D.C. news correspondent, Sarah McClendon.806 W Houston. 903.592.3533, www.McClendonHouse.net

The Azalea & Spring Flower Trail winds through ten miles of residential gardens and historic home sites. Two trails have been routed to maintain an orderly traffic flow so visitors may see as many blooms as possible. To best enjoy this vibrant celebration of Spring, follow the specially marked Azalea Trail signs southward from the Convention & Visitors Bureau at 315 North Broadway.

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HISTORIC TYLER ON TOUR Candlelight Tour and Garden Party Mar 27 / Fri, Tours 7-9pm, Garden Party 7:30-11pmA very special annual evening with a guided candlelight tour of one of Tyler’s grand historic homes followed by a garden party on the grounds of the property. $75 for members, $100 for non-members.

Location to be determined–check website for updates. 903.595.1960, www.HistoricTyler.org

Day Tours of Historic Homes Mar 28-29 / Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 1-5pm Stroll through these elegant neighborhoods soaking up the beauty of East Texas in bloom as you tour private residences in Tyler’s historic Azalea district. $15 for members, $20 for non-members. Ticket good for both days.903.595.1960, www.HistoricTyler.org