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Tyler and East Texas will be celebrating the rose this weekend with the 86th annual Texas Rose Festival.

Join in the fun at this family friendly celebration, featuring local rescues and shelters, live music, vendors, food trucks, craft breweries.

Legos were a favorite of mine as a kid. Legos are still a favorite of mine as an adult. You're never too old for Legos. Tyler now has a place for those Lego fans to hang out and play.

These renovations will enable children with mobility issues to play at the park, just like any child. Just like all children should be able to do.

There are at least five gorgeous spots around Tyler that you're probably seeing all over your social media feeds, and if you're not, you will soon. They have the best fall photo ops in Tyler.

Any animal lover will agree: Halloween is so much fun for our human kids, so why not for our dog kids?

Bonus? As the show nears the end, the comedians will bring their dads onstage to take part in the show. You can imagine what happens next: Hilarity shall ensue!

It's free admission and the perfect place to have some fall fun with your little ones. Activities include games, face painting, a petting zoo, of course CANDY.

It's the prettiest month of the year in Tyler. The annual Texas Rose Festival officially runs from October 17 through 20, but there is one other event between now and then that will help set the stage.

Record breaking crowds are expected in downtown Tyler this weekend for Cityfest East Texas.

This evening, at 5 p.m., you are invited to be camera-ready and present as an interactive, artistic focal point unfurls its "wings" in Tyler.

I am a lifelong East Texan, but yet, no one ever told me about Cox's Grill in Tyler. With the announcement of Cox's Grill closing after 80 years, what other hidden East Texas gems am I missing out on?