Culture
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Strong Commitment to the Arts Evident Throughout Tyler
A strong arts community brings vitality to a region – and that’s one reason Tyler is such a stimulating place to live and work.
Bonner-Whitaker-McClendon House Provides Elegant Educational Site
Since the days when Queen Victoria sat on the throne of England, the Bonner-Whitaker-McClendon House has served as a backdrop for all of life’s highlights in Tyler.
Cowan Center Provides First-Rate Performing Arts Facility
"We used to go to Dallas a lot; now we just go now and then.”
Tourism Blooms With Texas Rose Festival and Azalea Flower Trail
Tourism in Tyler just keeps coming up roses – and azaleas.
Tyler Museum of Art Begins Planning for New Facility
new Facility will ensure continuation of museum’s role in the community.
Historic Aviation Museum Expands at Tyler Airport
Fans of flying things flock to the newly expanded Historic Aviation Memorial Museum on the grounds of Tyler Pounds Regional Airport.
Apache Belles Mark 60 Years As Dancing Diplomats
Extreme courtesy and captivating choreography are the trademarks of the Tyler Junior College Apache Belles, a precision dance and drill team outfitted in their trademark cowboy boots, hats and short shorts.
Goodman Museum Tours Allow Guests to Peer Back into History
Trivia answer: Tyler’s first property ever to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places was the Goodman-LeGrand Home, located on North Broadway Avenue.
Historic Carnegie Library Building Among Few Remaining in State
It was the first building in Tyler to have running water, and it served as the city’s public library until 1980.
Century-Old Tyler Depot Gets Historic Landmark Designation
Tyler's historic Cotton Belt Depot turned 100 years old in June 2005‚ and the city celebrated by unveiling a plaque establishing the depot as a National Historic Landmark.
