Weekend Happenings in Tyler
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010As promised, a short blog about what is going on this weekend in Tyler. Of course, when you are here you will want to stay in a Tyler Bed and Breakfast so why not The Rosevine Inn!!
But First-March 2nd is the 174th anniversay of Texas Independance lets say Happy Anniversay Texas! 
Four Winds Renaissance Faire
The sixteenth annual Four Winds Renaissance Faire celebrates life in the 17th century with The longest full contact Joust competition in America Eight full weekends of competition to select the Texas State Joust team that will compete in the international finals in September in Estes Park, Colorado. Numerous shows, fabulous food, hand crafting demonstrations and wondrous merchants ensure all our guests a great time at the Four Winds Renaissance Faire. Come spend a Day with our knights.
An annual 8-weekend Renaissance festival featuring knights, jousting, belly dancers, magicians, 100 craftsmen and demonstrating artists. Games, rides, food and fun for the whole family.
$15-Adults, $10-Seniors and Military. $5-Children ages 5-12, Age 4 and under Free.
Take Hwy. 110 S 11 miles from Loop 323 between Whitehouse and Troup. Follow the signs. 903.839.5271
And It goes through then end of April!! What fun.
SOMETHING FOR THE KIDS!! At Discovery Science Place
.Spring Break in Paris
Daily activities and workshops encourage exploration of the science behind the arts, all with a French twist!
Explore the integration of science and art as you explore French cooking, build an Eiffel tower and a mag lev bullet train, explore the French Alps and learn about muscles and healthy habit with our Pilates classes! Daily Activity included with admission, DSP Members participate in activities for FREE. *Pre-registration and fee apply for workshops. Visit www.discoveryscienceplace.org for Activity and Workshop schedule.
Pre-register by contacting the DSP Education Department at (903)533-8011 x26 or by email to education@discoveryscienceplace.org.
One other special attraction in the area is Mrs. Lees Daffodil Garden-It should not be missed.
Most people have never heard of it… yet those who have, believe it is a private paradise tucked away among the East Texas landscape. It is considered to be the best kept secret in East Texas. Mrs. Lee’s Garden is a 816-acre tract of land that is drastically transformation every February and March. Each spring the acreage becomes a golden haven of beauty. Millions of golden daffodils, scattered over approximately 28 acres, begin to bloom. Visitors can see all the beauty by traveling along a four-mile trail that meanders around two lakes, between wooded valleys, and around a replica pioneer log cabin. It is a sight that leaves visitors in absolute awe.
Within the boundaries of this 918-acre farm is a lesson of history, a sermon on the wonders of God’s nature and much beauty for people to see. Due to the hard work, patience and love of Mrs. Lee, for her God, her country and her fellowman, to be able to add to the beauty of nature for all to enjoy as much as she did.
Until next time-stay warm Spring is almost Here!!!















