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Azalea Trail Junior Golf ClassicApr 2-3 / Sat-Sun Time TBD36-hole stroke play tournament for junior golfers ages 7-18. Junior Golf Scoreboard ranked featuring several AJGA performance stars as well as other tournament exemptions. Entry fee: $125 for 7-10 age divisions / $200 for 11-18 age divisions.Hollytree Country Club. 6700 Hollytree Dr.214.420.7421www.ntpgajuniorgolf.com

Azalea Trail Spring Art ShowApr 4-8 / Mon-Fri 10am-5pmGold Leaf Gallery has joined with The Hamptons at Greenridge for an art show featuring beautiful original pieces by prestigious local artists as well as pieces by the Hamptons residents. The display of art will also include original bluebonnet and pastoral pieces by well known artists from Fredericksburg, Texas, on loan from Gold Leaf Gallery. Come by and enjoy the beautiful art and tour the Hamptons lovely facility. Free admission. 4200 Old Omen Rd.903.566.0460www.tylerretirement.com

Bergfeld Spring FlingApr 7 / Thurs 6-8:30pmShops open throughout the center and offering many discounted items. Bergfeld Center located at corner of South Broadway @ 8th Street903.705.1764www.larrylottinteriors.com

Texas Rose Dressage Classic Apr 8-10 / Fri-Sun 8am-5pm A competitive equestrian sport defined as the highest expression of horse training, where horse and rider are expected to perform from memory a series of predetermined movements. Dressage is occasionally referred to as “Horse Ballet”. TRHP…”Where the Best Come to Compete”Texas Rose Horse Park. 14078 State Hwy 110 N. 903.882.8696www.texasrosehorsepark.com

‘The Spirits of Oakwood’Apr 9 / Sat Gates open at 1pm Tours leave every 10 minutes with last tour at 4:30pmA guided walking tour through Historic Oakwood Cemetery. Historians dressed in period clothing portray notable Tyler and Smith County citizens buried in the historic cemetery, telling their individual stories. $10 per person. Children 12 and under are admitted free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Oakwood Cemetery, Corner of Palace and Oakwood Streets. 903.593.4642

Azalea Arts & Crafts FairApr 9-10 / Sat 9am-5pm & Sun 11am-5pmMore than 80 vendors expected with handmade art, jewelry, wood crafts and much more. Entertainment both Saturday and Sunday. Kids Zone & concessions for a fee. Bergfeld Park. 1510 S College Ave. 903.531.1214www.tylerparksandrec.com

Lego Block PartyApr 9 / Sat 1:30pm-3:30pmBuild with Lego blocks and lots of accessories. All you need to bring with you is your imagination! Admission free. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library.201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Funky Junk RoundupApr 16 / Sat 10am-4pmA one day shopping extravaganza featuring vintage finds, handcrafted items, antique décor, repurposed items, boutiques and rusty-chippy refunked junk. $5 per person, children under 12 free. Harvey Convention Center.2000 W Front St. 405.401.7193www.montagefestivals.com

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WelcomeVisitors

We welcome you to Tyler’s 57th Annual Azalea & Spring Flower Trail, featuring mile after mile of blooming azaleas, dogwoods, and spring flowers. This annual spring event has been described as a floral wonderland and a photographer’s paradise. Enjoy springtime in Tyler...stroll the beautiful gardens, join one of the many community events, and visit our offering of fine and performing arts.

East Texas Porcelain Art Guild Exhibit & SaleApr 1-2 / Fri-Sat

9am-5pmExhibit and sale of hand painted porcelain.

Free Admission. First Presbyterian Church

Fellowship Hall. 230 W Rusk St.

903.839.7330

Brick Street Village First Friday Apr 1-2 / Fri-Sat 10am-5pmEnjoy beautiful landscaping and unique shopping in our

friendly neighborhood. Shops will offer specials, give-a-ways, demos, drawings and refreshments throughout Azalea Trail Season. Craft vendors and street musicians as available. View Mural of the Azalea Trails and businesses. On Saturday, Tea Time will be a come and go event. Bring your ‘best friend’ to this dog-friendly Village where there will be a special area to meet and greet other dogs and dog lovers, as well as the option of a safe, comfortable place to ‘Park Your Pet’ while you shop. Brick Street Village located at W Charnwood, W Phillips and W Rusk between S Broadway, S College and S Bois D’Arc. 903.520.2527

Tyler Azalea 5k & 10k Apr 2 / Sat 8am Community running event to benefit the Children’s Village. Race Entry Fee $20-$45 Bergfeld Park. 1510 S College Ave. 817.706.0368www.tylerazalea10k.com

American GirlApr 2 / Sat 10:30amAn event for children age 5-12 years old. Each month, a different character from the American Girl historical fiction series is chosen, and the girls learn about her time period during a presentation, crafts, game or activity and snack. Free admission. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library, 201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Camp Ford Living HistoryApr 2 / Sat 10am-4pm Living History War Between the States. Stations for Cannon firing, women’s wear, children’s clothes and toys, blacksmith, flag display, arms and antiques and small military scrimmage. Camp Ford Park. Hwy 271 (Just North of Loop 323)903.522.1904

Rambling Roses 44th Anniversary DanceApr 2 / Sat 6:30-9:30pmSquare and Round dancing with food served. $6 donation for dancers. Spectators free. Tyler Senior Center. 1915 Garden Valley Rd. 903.566.4538www.etsrda.com

Cover photo credit: Diya Ariyanti (2015 Azalea Trail Photo Contest Winner)

Events

Chihuly: Works from Texas CollectionsFeb 7-May 15 / Tues-Sat10am-5pm, Sun 1-5pmClose to 30 diverse and vibrant creations, by celebrated glass artist Dale Chihuly, form this exhibition organized from public and private collections across the state. Adults $5, Seniors $3. Tyler Museum of Art.1300 S Mahon Ave.903.595.1001www.tylermuseum.org

The Irish TenorsMar 24 / Thurs 7:30 pmPowerful vocal line-up of Finbar Wright, Anthony Kearns and Ronan Tynan are unquestionably the leading brand of this genre. These classically trained singers have been touring together since 1998, with sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall, Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, The Hollywood Bowl and major concert halls throughout the world. The Irish Tenors produce a concert experience that touches hearts and stirs emotions. Moreover, they’ve proven themselves gifted interpreters of a wide range of material with songs such as “My Heart Will Go On” (Titanic) and “Fairytale of New York”. These songs live comfortably in their repertoire alongside “Danny Boy”. This powerful vocal trio in full flight soars with a performance that never fails to excite! Call box office for admission cost.UT Tyler Cowan Center. 3900 University Blvd. 903.566.7424www.cowancenter.org

2016 ETSO Piano FestivalApr 1-2 / Fri-Sat 7:30pm The East Texas Symphony Orchestra Association presents the third annual piano festival. The event features master classes and two nights of concerts. 2016 guest artist TBA. Admission Fee $10/$20. Liberty Hall. 103 E Erwin St. 903.526.3876www.etso.org

‘The Hot Sardines’Apr 7 / Thurs 7:30pmThe Hot Sardines, known as “New York’s hot-jazz darlings,” is steeped in hot jazz, salty stride piano, and the kind of music Louis Armstrong, Django Reinhardt and Fats Waller used to make: straight-up, foot-stomping jazz. Think of wartime Paris via New Orleans, throw a tap dancer into the rhythm section and you get sounds of the past in step with the current age. French influences via their front woman polishes the unique Sardine sound. Call box office for admission prices.UT Tyler Cowan Center. 3900 University Blvd. 903.566.7424www.cowancenter.org

‘4000 Miles’Apr 8-10 / Fri-Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2:30pm Matinee4000 Miles is a dramatic comedy by Amy Herzog. When 21 year-old Leo suffers a major loss while he was on a cross-country bike trip, he seeks solace from his feisty 91 year-old grandmother, Vera, in her West Village apartment. Over the course of a single month, these roommates infuriate, bewilder, and ultimately reach each other. Herzog used her grandmother’s “words, habits and history to fashion the character of Vera Joseph”. $18 adults, $15 for students. Tyler Civic Theatre. 400 Rose Park Dr. 903.592.0561www.tylercivictheatre.com

Gallery Main Street Juried Art Exhibit Mon-Wed 10am-5pm; Thu-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat noon-4pm(other times by appointment)Gallery Main Street hosts a new juried exhibit every eight weeks. Come to the gallery to see original works of art by regional artists. Pieces represent a wide variety of media and themes. Free to public. Gallery Main Street. 110 W Erwin903.593.6905www.DowntownTylerArts.com

McC Rider’s Shuttle Service Mar 25-26, Apr 1-3 & 8-10 Fri – Sun (excluding Easter Sunday) 9 am-4pm; (leaving every hour) Let someone else do the driving through the Azalea Trails in an open air touring shuttle. Tours will depart from First Presbyterian Church parking lot at Broadway & Dobbs Streets. $10 per person, Children 5 and under Free. For more info, call 903.330.8262

Embroiderers’ Guild Needle Art ShowMar 18-19 / Fri 10am-5 pm & Sat 10am-4pmDisplay of different types of hand embroidery including Needlepoint, Goldwork, Stumpwork, Needle Painting, Crewel, Hardanger, Silk Ribbon and more. Boutique items available for purchase. Membership sign up available. $2 per person at the door. Rose Garden Center (Camellia Room). 420 S Rose Park Dr.903.952.0488

Azalea Quilt ShowMar 18-19 / Fri-Sat 10am–5pm Judged show with over 200 Hanging Quilts, Vendors, Demonstrations, Old Fashioned Bed Turning, Silent Auction, Country Store, Raffling of Donation Quilt Benefitting Local Charities. $7 per person, $6 seniors (65+) and children under 12. Harvey Convention Center.2000 W Front St.903.521.6569www.qgetx.org

Tyler State Park Dogwood Days Driving and Walking TourMar 25-Apr 10 / 8am to dark each dayTake a self-guided vehicle tour or enjoy a leisurely stroll down the many trails at Tyler State Park to see beautiful blooming Dogwoods. Join us on Saturdays for our fun Ranger Programs. $5 per person 13 and older. Tyler State Park. 789 Park Rd 16 903.597.5338www.tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/tyler

11th Annual Life in Tyler Photography Contest Mar 26-Apr 10 / Mon-Sat 8am-5pm & Sun 1-5pm(Closed Easter Sunday)Photos depicting life in Tyler including youth, adult and professional categories. Information and registration online. $3 per entry. Free admission. Rose Garden Center. 420 Rose Park Dr. 903.531.1214www.tylerparksandrec.com

Toddler TimeMar 30 & Apr 6 / Wed 10:30amA story time featuring stories and songs for children under age 3 and their families. Free Admission. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library. 201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Read Aloud Crowd Mar 31 & Apr 7 / Thurs 10:30amA story time featuring stories, songs and a short film for children age 3 and older and their families. Free admission. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library. 201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Seniors Celebrating LifeMar 31 / Thurs 8:30am-2pmVariety of educational classes geared toward seniors, such as health and wellness, scams against seniors, hobbies and much more. Free admission and door prizes. Harvey Convention Center. 2000 W Front St. 903.592.1661www.tylertexas.com

2016 Apache Belle Spring ShowMar 31-Apr 2 / Thurs-Fri 7:30pm, Sat 2pm & 7:30pm An evening of fun and entertainment featuring the internationally Famous Apache Belles. The Apache Belles will perform a customized show which will include all styles and genres of dance and center around a theme that will capture the imagination of all audience members. $8 for Thurs night or Sat Matinee, $13 for Fri or Sat night. Tickets may be purchased online. Group rates available for 20 or more. Wise Auditorium, TJC. 1400 E Fifth 903.920.3773www.apachebelles.com

Penny Nichols-Sanders Annual Spring Art Show Mar 31-Apr 2 / Thurs-Sat 9am-5pm About 20 artists - professional, advanced and some new. All subjects. Free admission. First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. 230 W Rusk St. 903.597.9852

“Spring Through the Eyes of a Child”Apr 1-10 / Mon-Sat 9am-6pm & Sun 2-4:30pm (Sneak Preview –Thurs, Mar 31) Walk through a wonderful “garden” of children’s hand-made art provided by Stepping Stone Preschool & Classical Tyler Academy. Tour through lovely arts & crafts created by our very own residents; quill paintings, crochet, Christmas items, doll collections & more. Retreat to our “Secret Garden” and sip our tropical tea while enjoying our azaleas and spring flowers. Free admission. Prestige Estates Assisted Living and Memory Care. 6928 Paluxy Dr. 903.561.6102www.prestigeestates.net

Texas Rose Horse Park Spring Horse Trails-Cross Country Event Apr 1-3 / Fri 12-5pm,Sat 8am-5pm, Sun 8am-3pm An equestrian event with a single horse and rider combination compete against other combinations across the three disciplines of dressage, cross country, and show jumping. “Come Volunteer” no horse experience necessary. TRHP...”Where the Best Come To Compete”Texas Rose Horse Park. 14078 State Hwy 110 N. 903.882.8696www.texasrosehorsepark.com

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Mini Easter Egg Hunt at the GoodmanMar 25 / Fri Two Hunts 11am & 1pm Please join us on the back lawn of the Goodman Museum for a Mini Easter Egg Hunt with your youngsters. Enjoy the park, have a picnic, take family photos, tour the museum, shop at our Artisan & Flower Market and don’t forget to take a picture with the Easter Bunny. Volunteers will be present to assist. Free Admission. The 1859 Goodman-LeGrand Museum.624 N Broadway Ave. 903.531.1286www.goodmanmuseum.com

Rose City Artisans & Flower Market at the GoodmanMar 25-26 / Fri-Sat 10am–4pm This upscale open-air market will feature many artists and artisans selling a variety of items from paintings, sculptures, garden décor, roses, herbs, and specialty items such as: jewelry, pottery, wood crafts, home-baked goods and much more. There will be live entertainment and concessions available, as well as tours of the historic Goodman-LeGrand mansion. Free Admission. The 1859 Goodman-LeGrand Museum. 624 N Broadway Ave. 903.531.1286www.goodmanmuseum.com

Roseland Plantation Historic Tour & Afternoon TeaMar 30-Apr 1 / Wed-Fri 2pm dailyFour-course Afternoon Tea and Historic Plantation Tour. Tea and Tour, $25 per person plus tax and gratuity: Tours only, $8 per person. (Reservation required for both.) Roseland Plantation. 2591 State Hwy 64 W (6 miles west of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport) 903.849.0205www.roselandplantation.com

Historic Tyler on Tour Candlelight Party & TourApr 1 / Fri Home Tour 7-9pm, Garden Party 7:30-11pm Hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, live music and tour of home. Historic Tyler members $100, non-member $125 per person. Event Location TBD. 903.595.1960www.historictyler.org (Web site for ticket info.)

Historic Tyler on TourApr 2-3 / Sat 10am-5pm & Sun 1-5pmStroll through these elegant neighborhoods and grand lawns soaking up the beauty of Easy Texas in bloom as you tour private residences in Tyler’s Historic Districts listed in National register. Historic Tyler members $15, non-members $20. Event Location TBD. 903.595.1960www.historictyler.org(Web site for ticket info)

The 1859 Goodman-LeGrand House & MuseumAzalea Trail Tour Hours: Tue-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-4pm (excluding Easter Sunday, March 27) 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 Ave. 903.531.1286www.goodmanmuseum.com

Bonner-Whitaker-McClendon House Azalea 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. Admission $7 per person. 806 W. Houston903.592.3533www.McClendonHouse.net

Historic Homes

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 Visitor’s Center at 315 North Broadway.

Dobbs Trail Lindsey Trail

Be sure to visit the Davis, Pyron & McGuire Gardens

at 902 S. College, 212 W. Dobbs and 922 S. College respectively.

As featured in Southern Living magazine.

Ribbon Cutting & Opening

Ceremony10:00 am

MARCH 25Home of Guy & Joan Pyron at

212 W. Dobbs St.

Events

Chihuly: Works from Texas CollectionsFeb 7-May 15 / Tues-Sat10am-5pm, Sun 1-5pmClose to 30 diverse and vibrant creations, by celebrated glass artist Dale Chihuly, form this exhibition organized from public and private collections across the state. Adults $5, Seniors $3. Tyler Museum of Art.1300 S Mahon Ave.903.595.1001www.tylermuseum.org

The Irish TenorsMar 24 / Thurs 7:30 pmPowerful vocal line-up of Finbar Wright, Anthony Kearns and Ronan Tynan are unquestionably the leading brand of this genre. These classically trained singers have been touring together since 1998, with sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall, Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, The Hollywood Bowl and major concert halls throughout the world. The Irish Tenors produce a concert experience that touches hearts and stirs emotions. Moreover, they’ve proven themselves gifted interpreters of a wide range of material with songs such as “My Heart Will Go On” (Titanic) and “Fairytale of New York”. These songs live comfortably in their repertoire alongside “Danny Boy”. This powerful vocal trio in full flight soars with a performance that never fails to excite! Call box office for admission cost.UT Tyler Cowan Center. 3900 University Blvd. 903.566.7424www.cowancenter.org

2016 ETSO Piano FestivalApr 1-2 / Fri-Sat 7:30pm The East Texas Symphony Orchestra Association presents the third annual piano festival. The event features master classes and two nights of concerts. 2016 guest artist TBA. Admission Fee $10/$20. Liberty Hall. 103 E Erwin St. 903.526.3876www.etso.org

‘The Hot Sardines’Apr 7 / Thurs 7:30pmThe Hot Sardines, known as “New York’s hot-jazz darlings,” is steeped in hot jazz, salty stride piano, and the kind of music Louis Armstrong, Django Reinhardt and Fats Waller used to make: straight-up, foot-stomping jazz. Think of wartime Paris via New Orleans, throw a tap dancer into the rhythm section and you get sounds of the past in step with the current age. French influences via their front woman polishes the unique Sardine sound. Call box office for admission prices.UT Tyler Cowan Center. 3900 University Blvd. 903.566.7424www.cowancenter.org

‘4000 Miles’Apr 8-10 / Fri-Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2:30pm Matinee4000 Miles is a dramatic comedy by Amy Herzog. When 21 year-old Leo suffers a major loss while he was on a cross-country bike trip, he seeks solace from his feisty 91 year-old grandmother, Vera, in her West Village apartment. Over the course of a single month, these roommates infuriate, bewilder, and ultimately reach each other. Herzog used her grandmother’s “words, habits and history to fashion the character of Vera Joseph”. $18 adults, $15 for students. Tyler Civic Theatre. 400 Rose Park Dr. 903.592.0561www.tylercivictheatre.com

Gallery Main Street Juried Art Exhibit Mon-Wed 10am-5pm; Thu-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat noon-4pm(other times by appointment)Gallery Main Street hosts a new juried exhibit every eight weeks. Come to the gallery to see original works of art by regional artists. Pieces represent a wide variety of media and themes. Free to public. Gallery Main Street. 110 W Erwin903.593.6905www.DowntownTylerArts.com

McC Rider’s Shuttle Service Mar 25-26, Apr 1-3 & 8-10 Fri – Sun (excluding Easter Sunday) 9 am-4pm; (leaving every hour) Let someone else do the driving through the Azalea Trails in an open air touring shuttle. Tours will depart from First Presbyterian Church parking lot at Broadway & Dobbs Streets. $10 per person, Children 5 and under Free. For more info, call 903.330.8262

Embroiderers’ Guild Needle Art ShowMar 18-19 / Fri 10am-5 pm & Sat 10am-4pmDisplay of different types of hand embroidery including Needlepoint, Goldwork, Stumpwork, Needle Painting, Crewel, Hardanger, Silk Ribbon and more. Boutique items available for purchase. Membership sign up available. $2 per person at the door. Rose Garden Center (Camellia Room). 420 S Rose Park Dr.903.952.0488

Azalea Quilt ShowMar 18-19 / Fri-Sat 10am–5pm Judged show with over 200 Hanging Quilts, Vendors, Demonstrations, Old Fashioned Bed Turning, Silent Auction, Country Store, Raffling of Donation Quilt Benefitting Local Charities. $7 per person, $6 seniors (65+) and children under 12. Harvey Convention Center.2000 W Front St.903.521.6569www.qgetx.org

Tyler State Park Dogwood Days Driving and Walking TourMar 25-Apr 10 / 8am to dark each dayTake a self-guided vehicle tour or enjoy a leisurely stroll down the many trails at Tyler State Park to see beautiful blooming Dogwoods. Join us on Saturdays for our fun Ranger Programs. $5 per person 13 and older. Tyler State Park. 789 Park Rd 16 903.597.5338www.tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/tyler

11th Annual Life in Tyler Photography Contest Mar 26-Apr 10 / Mon-Sat 8am-5pm & Sun 1-5pm(Closed Easter Sunday)Photos depicting life in Tyler including youth, adult and professional categories. Information and registration online. $3 per entry. Free admission. Rose Garden Center. 420 Rose Park Dr. 903.531.1214www.tylerparksandrec.com

Toddler TimeMar 30 & Apr 6 / Wed 10:30amA story time featuring stories and songs for children under age 3 and their families. Free Admission. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library. 201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Read Aloud Crowd Mar 31 & Apr 7 / Thurs 10:30amA story time featuring stories, songs and a short film for children age 3 and older and their families. Free admission. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library. 201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Seniors Celebrating LifeMar 31 / Thurs 8:30am-2pmVariety of educational classes geared toward seniors, such as health and wellness, scams against seniors, hobbies and much more. Free admission and door prizes. Harvey Convention Center. 2000 W Front St. 903.592.1661www.tylertexas.com

2016 Apache Belle Spring ShowMar 31-Apr 2 / Thurs-Fri 7:30pm, Sat 2pm & 7:30pm An evening of fun and entertainment featuring the internationally Famous Apache Belles. The Apache Belles will perform a customized show which will include all styles and genres of dance and center around a theme that will capture the imagination of all audience members. $8 for Thurs night or Sat Matinee, $13 for Fri or Sat night. Tickets may be purchased online. Group rates available for 20 or more. Wise Auditorium, TJC. 1400 E Fifth 903.920.3773www.apachebelles.com

Penny Nichols-Sanders Annual Spring Art Show Mar 31-Apr 2 / Thurs-Sat 9am-5pm About 20 artists - professional, advanced and some new. All subjects. Free admission. First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. 230 W Rusk St. 903.597.9852

“Spring Through the Eyes of a Child”Apr 1-10 / Mon-Sat 9am-6pm & Sun 2-4:30pm (Sneak Preview –Thurs, Mar 31) Walk through a wonderful “garden” of children’s hand-made art provided by Stepping Stone Preschool & Classical Tyler Academy. Tour through lovely arts & crafts created by our very own residents; quill paintings, crochet, Christmas items, doll collections & more. Retreat to our “Secret Garden” and sip our tropical tea while enjoying our azaleas and spring flowers. Free admission. Prestige Estates Assisted Living and Memory Care. 6928 Paluxy Dr. 903.561.6102www.prestigeestates.net

Texas Rose Horse Park Spring Horse Trails-Cross Country Event Apr 1-3 / Fri 12-5pm,Sat 8am-5pm, Sun 8am-3pm An equestrian event with a single horse and rider combination compete against other combinations across the three disciplines of dressage, cross country, and show jumping. “Come Volunteer” no horse experience necessary. TRHP...”Where the Best Come To Compete”Texas Rose Horse Park. 14078 State Hwy 110 N. 903.882.8696www.texasrosehorsepark.com

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Azalea Trail Junior Golf ClassicApr 2-3 / Sat-Sun Time TBD36-hole stroke play tournament for junior golfers ages 7-18. Junior Golf Scoreboard ranked featuring several AJGA performance stars as well as other tournament exemptions. Entry fee: $125 for 7-10 age divisions / $200 for 11-18 age divisions.Hollytree Country Club. 6700 Hollytree Dr.214.420.7421www.ntpgajuniorgolf.com

Azalea Trail Spring Art ShowApr 4-8 / Mon-Fri 10am-5pmGold Leaf Gallery has joined with The Hamptons at Greenridge for an art show featuring beautiful original pieces by prestigious local artists as well as pieces by the Hamptons residents. The display of art will also include original bluebonnet and pastoral pieces by well known artists from Fredericksburg, Texas, on loan from Gold Leaf Gallery. Come by and enjoy the beautiful art and tour the Hamptons lovely facility. Free admission. 4200 Old Omen Rd.903.566.0460www.tylerretirement.com

Bergfeld Spring FlingApr 7 / Thurs 6-8:30pmShops open throughout the center and offering many discounted items. Bergfeld Center located at corner of South Broadway @ 8th Street903.705.1764www.larrylottinteriors.com

Texas Rose Dressage Classic Apr 8-10 / Fri-Sun 8am-5pm A competitive equestrian sport defined as the highest expression of horse training, where horse and rider are expected to perform from memory a series of predetermined movements. Dressage is occasionally referred to as “Horse Ballet”. TRHP…”Where the Best Come to Compete”Texas Rose Horse Park. 14078 State Hwy 110 N. 903.882.8696www.texasrosehorsepark.com

‘The Spirits of Oakwood’Apr 9 / Sat Gates open at 1pm Tours leave every 10 minutes with last tour at 4:30pmA guided walking tour through Historic Oakwood Cemetery. Historians dressed in period clothing portray notable Tyler and Smith County citizens buried in the historic cemetery, telling their individual stories. $10 per person. Children 12 and under are admitted free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Oakwood Cemetery, Corner of Palace and Oakwood Streets. 903.593.4642

Azalea Arts & Crafts FairApr 9-10 / Sat 9am-5pm & Sun 11am-5pmMore than 80 vendors expected with handmade art, jewelry, wood crafts and much more. Entertainment both Saturday and Sunday. Kids Zone & concessions for a fee. Bergfeld Park. 1510 S College Ave. 903.531.1214www.tylerparksandrec.com

Lego Block PartyApr 9 / Sat 1:30pm-3:30pmBuild with Lego blocks and lots of accessories. All you need to bring with you is your imagination! Admission free. Auditorium, Tyler Public Library.201 S College Ave. 903.593.7323www.tylerlibrary.com

Funky Junk RoundupApr 16 / Sat 10am-4pmA one day shopping extravaganza featuring vintage finds, handcrafted items, antique décor, repurposed items, boutiques and rusty-chippy refunked junk. $5 per person, children under 12 free. Harvey Convention Center.2000 W Front St. 405.401.7193www.montagefestivals.com


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