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MARCH 22 - APRIL 7, 2019

Texas Rose Horse Park Spring Horse Trials - Cross Country EventMarch 30-31 / 8am-5pmAdmission: FREE for spectatorsTexas Rose Horse Park, 14078 State Hwy 110 N, 903.882.8696, www.TexasRoseHorsePark.com

Tyler Civic Theatre presents: Complete Works of Shakespeare – AbridgedApril 5-7 / 7:30pm & 2:30pm Sun MatineeAdmission: Adults $18, Students $15All 37 plays in 97 minutes! Three madcap men in tights weave their wicked way through all of Shakespeare’s comedies, histories, and tragedies in one wild ride that will leave you breathless and helpless with laughter.400 Rose Park Dr, 903.592.0561, www.TylerCivicTheatre.com

Dress up Movie event – TBDApril 6 / 2pmAdmission: $7, children under 4 yrs old $4Experience a classic Disney animated movie on the big screen. Dress up like the characters for a chance to win prizes! Keep an eye on the website for the movie selection announcement.Liberty Hall, 103 E Erwin St, 903.595.7248, www.LibertyTyler.com

Rambling Roses Anniversary DanceApril 6 / 7pmAdmission: Dancers, $6 donation / Spectators, FREEEnergetic Tim Tyl calling the squares and smooth Fred Ayres cueing the rounds. Join in for a fun evening and enjoy the pageantry of square dancing. Tyler Senior Center, 1915 Garden Valley Rd, 903.566.4538, www.ETSRDA.com

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Dallas Hunter Jumper Scholarship Circuit - Season OpenerMarch 23-24 / 8am-5pmAdmission: FREE for spectatorsHunter Jumper Horse Show. Great outdoor family event. Watch exhibitors compete in some of their first horse jumping competitions of the year.Texas Rose Horse Park, 14078 State Hwy 110 N, 903.882.8696, www.TexasRoseHorsePark.com

14th Annual Life in Tyler Photography ContestMarch 23-April 7 / Mon-Sat 8am-5pm / Sun 1-5pmAdmission: FREEPhotos depicting life in Tyler including youth, adult, and professional categories. Information and registration form online. $3 per entry. Rose Garden Center, 420 Rose Park Dr, 903.531.1214, www.TylerParksandRec.com

Roseland Plantation Historic Tour & Afternoon TeaMar 25, 27, & 29 / Mon, Wed, Fri 2pmAdmission: Tea & Tour, $30 per person plus tax and gratuity / Tours only, $10 per person (reservation required for both)Four-course Afternoon Tea and Historic Plantation Tour. 2591 State Hwy 64 W (6 miles west of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport), 903.849.0205, www.RoselandPlantation.com Seniors Celebrating LifeMarch 28 / 8:30am-2pmAdmission: FREE and door prizesAnnual senior event includes free fun, educational, and interactive presentations to choose from, that help seniors be more active and informed. Harvey Convention Center, 2000 W. Front, 903.592.1661 or 903.531.1214, www.TylerTexas.com

TJC Apache Belles 2019 Spring ShowMarch 28-30 / 7:30pm nightly and an additional 2pm Matinee on the 30thAdmission: $20This original stage show put together by the TJC Apache Belle Organization has been an annual tradition since 1984. Enjoy the bright lights and colorful costumes of the movies as the Apache Belles take you on a journey through the most memorable moments of the silver screen.Wise Auditorium on the Campus of Tyler Junior College, 903.510.2244, www.ApacheBelles.com

2019 Azalea Trail Junior Golf ClassicMarch 30-31 / 8am-7pmThe Azalea Trail Junior Golf Classic is one of the longest running junior golf events conducted by the Northern Texas PGA’s All American Tour. Competitors ages 11-19 will compete at Hollytree Country Club in a 36-Hole Stroke play format. Hollytree Country Club, 214.420.7421, www.NTPGAJuniorGolf.com

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& 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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gardens, join one of the many community events,

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EventsMcC Rider’s Shuttle ServiceMar 22-24, Mar 29-31, April 5-7 / Fri-Sun 10am-5pm (leaving every hour)Admission: $10 per person, children 5 and under freeLet someone else do the driving through the Azalea Trails in an open air touring shuttle. Tours will depart from Broadway & Dobbs Streets.Broadway & Dobbs Streets, 903.330.8262 www.VisitTyler.com

Blown Egg Collection created by the “Easter Egg Lady” Of Tyler TexasMarch 22-April 7 / Tues-Fri 10am-4pm and Sat 12-4pmAdmission: FREESmith County Historical Society is proud to showcase the blown egg collection of Dr. Kerfoot Walker and family. This collection is the work of Tyler’s own “Easter Egg Lady,” Nell Burnett. Whimsical blown egg creations of animals, a helicopter, the Tin Man, Scarecrow, and many more characters you will recognize. Historic Carnegie Library Building, 125 S College Ave, 903.592.5993, www.SmithCountyHistoricalSociety.org

East Texas Symphony Orchestra Concert: The 5 BrownsMarch 23 / 7:30pmAdmission: $16-$65Five Pianos - Fifty Fingers - and a Symphony Orchestra! Join Richard Lee and the East Texas Symphony Orchestra as they welcome the talented, sibling-pianists The 5 Browns for a concert featuring works by Brahms, Gershwin, John Williams, and more. UT Tyler Cowan Center, 3900 University Blvd, 903.566.7424, www.ETSO.org

Spirits of OakwoodMarch 23 / Gates open at 1pm; tours start every 10 minutes; last tour at 4:30pmAdmission: $10 per person, children 12 & under freeEnjoy a guided walking tour through Historic Oakwood Cemetery. Historians will be dressed in period clothing portraying notable Tyler and Smith County citizens buried in this beautiful old cemetery.Oakwood Cemetery corner of Oakwood & Palace, 903.316.2201, www.oakwoodcemeterytyler.com

Alice in Wonderland - Movie and Tea PartyMarch 23 / 2pmAdmission: $7, children under 4 yrs old $4In this Disney animated classic, Alice falls down a rabbit hole and enters a magical world. There she encounters an odd assortment of characters, including the grinning Cheshire Cat and the goofy Mad Hatter. She must stay on the ruler’s good side -- or risk losing her head.Liberty Hall, 103 E Erwin St, 903.595.7248, www.LibertyTyler.com

Tyler Azalea 10kMarch 23 / 8am Admission: $25-$50The Tyler Azalea Run is a long-standing, historic run/walk that happens each year during the Azalea Trail. Join in to run along the trails and see the beautiful Azalea blooms! The race includes a 10k, 5k, and kids run. All runners receive a medal, t-shirt, and swag bag.1510 S. College Ave, 903.721.0751, www.TylerRunProductions.com

Waterloo Tea & ParadeMarch 23 / Time TBAAdmission: Free Admission for Parade, tickets for the Tea-TBAJoin The League of Women Voters of Tyler/Smith County & Friends on the Downtown Square to celebrate 100 years since the movement, Women’s Right to Vote, began. Guests and suffragettes will be present. Then, join the walk to the historic Goodman Museum for a celebratory tea party and tour. Downtown Square & Goodman Museum, 903.531.1286, www.GoodmanMuseum.com

Azalea Arts and Crafts FairMarch 23-24 / Sat 9am-5pm / Sun 11am-5pmAdmission: FREE; Kid’s Zone and Concessions for a feeMore than 70 vendors expected with handmade items such fine art, jewelry, wood crafts, metal, sewing, authors of books, bath and body, candles, and so much more. Entertainment both Saturday and Sunday. Bergfeld Park, 1510 S College Ave, 903.531.1214, www.TylerParksandRec.com

Tyler Obedience Training Club - Dog Agility ShowMarch 23-24 / 8am-5pmAdmission: FREE for spectators Dog Agility is a competitive sport that tests a person’s skills in training and handling of dogs over a timed obstacle course. Competitors race against the clock as they direct their dogs to jump hurdles, burst through tunnels, traverse a see-saw, and weave through poles in an obstacle course configuration.Texas Rose Horse Park, 14078 State Hwy 110 N, 903.882.8696, www.TexasRoseHorsePark.com

Gallery Main Street Juried Art ExhibitMarch-April / Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm / Second Sat, 12-4pmAdmission: FREEJuried exhibit of original art created in a variety of media by local artists. Gallery Main Street, 110 W Erwin, 903.593.6905, www.DowntownTylerArts.com

Spring into Bergfeld Center Annual Evening of ShoppingMarch 21 / 5-8pmAdmission: FREESpring into Bergfeld: A Historic Beginning to the Azalea Trail will be a wonderful evening with fun, friends, and special festivities hosted by all of the Bergfeld Center merchants.Bergfeld Center, 903.504.5557, www.BergfeldCenter.com Spring Through the Eyes of the Young & Young at HeartMarch 22-April 1 / 9am-6pmAdmission: FREEWalk through a wonderful “garden” of children’s hand-made art. Tour through lovely art and crafts created by our very own “Young-at-Heart” residents. Have fun using stamp art to make cards. Retreat to our “Secret Garden” and sip our tropical tea while enjoying our Azalea and Spring Flowers.Prestige Estates, 6928 Paluxy Dr, 903.561.6102, www.PrestigeEstates.net

Tyler State Park Dogwood Days Driving and Walking TourMarch 22- April 7 / 8am-sunsetAdmission: $6.00 per person 13 and older; 12 and under freeTake a self-guided vehicle tour or enjoy one of the many walking trails at Tyler State park to see the beautiful blooming Dogwoods and other spring flowers. Join us on Saturdays for our fun and educational Ranger programs. Tyler State Park, 789 Park Rd 16, 903.597.5338, tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/tyler 38th Annual Tyler Quilt Show 2019March 22-23 / 10am-4:30pmAdmission: $8.00 general admission; kids under 7 are freeThe Quilters Guild of East Texas is proud to host the 38th annual Tyler Quilt Show. There will be more than 200 quilts displayed, as well as special exhibits, a featured artist, exciting vendors, and so much more. Harvey Hall Convention Center, 2000 W Front St, www.QGETX.org