Events in Tyler today

Explore the elegance of bygone style at a special vintage accessory exhibit at the Goodman-LeGrand Museum. The display brings together classic handbags, gloves, hats, jewelry, and other treasured pieces that highlight the craftsmanship and fashion of earlier eras. Take a closer look at the materials, design, and stories behind these items while appreciating the museum’s historic setting. Admission is $3, payable at the door. Fashion enthusiasts, history lovers, and anyone curious about vintage style will find plenty to discover.

Cousins Maine Lobster will set up at HTeaO Tyler/Old Jacksonville Hwy, offering the chance to pair your favorite HTeaO drink with a selection of seafood favorites. The menu features Maine, garlic, and Connecticut style lobster rolls, plus crab rolls, lobster tacos and quesadillas, lobster tots, lobster tails, a lobster grilled cheese, and soups like creamy lobster bisque and clam chowder. For something sweet, whoopie pies and more are available. This pop up is cash free and accepts major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and in app payments. Preordering and rewards are available through the CML app.

Meet other professionals at a weekly networking gathering centered on meaningful connections and shared growth. Participants share brief updates about their businesses, look for ways to support one another, and finish with a practical educational tip that offers a clear takeaway. Visitors are welcome.

Explore practical, budget-conscious nutrition in a no-cost class designed for families and those navigating pregnancy. The Rooted Nutrition class supports the Rose City community with guidance on choosing quality meal options while saving money, connecting with helpful resources, and building a healthy relationship with food at every stage of life, from prenatal through perimenopause. Dinner is included. Registration is available through the provided link.

Enjoy a weekly karaoke evening at Summerfields Grille and Bar, located within the Holiday Inn Tyler Conference Center. The venue welcomes hotel guests and local patrons alike. In addition to karaoke, Summerfields offers a daily chef-prepared breakfast bar, dinner specials, and a happy hour available Monday through Saturday. Karaoke takes place on Tuesday and Saturday nights.

At ETX Brewing Co., Dr. Factenstein’s Trivia hosts a free, family friendly quiz where teams put their heads together over pints and tackle a variety of questions. Friendly rivalry and plenty of laughs keep the game lively, prizes are up for grabs, and one team walks away with bragging rights.

This is a free show. There is no admission charge.

Learn the quilt-as-you-go method in a five-part class focused on creating a reversible quilt. This technique streamlines the process by letting participants piece the top, quilt, and bind as they go for an efficient finish. The fee is $150, and an in-store kit purchase is required that includes a Layer Cake for the front plus either another Layer Cake or forty-two 10 inch squares for the back, along with batting measured 40 by width of fabric from a 120 inch wide roll. Arrive with eighty-four 10 inch squares and forty-two 9.5 inch batting squares pre-cut for the first session. Bring a sewing machine, scissors, coordinating thread suitable for both piecing and quilting, pins or clips, and fabric marking pens.

This welcoming gathering offers a neutral setting for personal reflection through meditation and a mindfulness reading. A brief discussion period is available for those who wish to share or listen. Participation is entirely voluntary, and everyone is welcome to experience the practice in whatever way feels most comfortable.

At South Spring Baptist Church in Tyler, Unlimited: An All-Abilities Showcase celebrates creativity and inclusion by centering a space where people with disabilities are seen, valued, and appreciated. The mission is to spotlight talents while fostering awareness, connection, and community engagement. Expect approximately 25 to 40 participants, including performers and visual artists, each sharing their own story through their work. Attendees become part of the experience by voting for People’s Choice awards and by offering feedback that will help shape the future of the showcase. A silent auction offers another way to contribute. Proceeds from tickets, votes, and auction bids support programs that build mobility, independence, advocacy, and opportunity through Tyler Area Ambucs and Neurodivergent Advocates of East Texas. It is a clear expression of inclusion and community in action.

This monthly TAG+ game night features a library of board games and includes a main dish. Attendees may bring side dishes, drinks, and their own games. It takes place in the Genecov Room at the Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce, with parking and entry off E. Line St. A $5 donation is appreciated.

Enjoy patio weather in East Texas as Patrick James performs on the outdoor stage at Texas Music City Grill & Smokehouse-Tyler. He will cover songs from many different decades, genres, and artists. The event is family friendly and there is no cover charge.

Wild Bunch Tyler celebrates 44 years with a two-night gathering. The first evening features a casual meet and greet at the Wild Bunch Tyler M/C Clubhouse, followed by the anniversary party the next night at Suave’s Event Center. The theme is camo. Admission is 15 dollars at the door, and presidents are free.

The Brass Star Club hosts a lively evening filled with live country music and plenty of drinks for a night of fun. Settle in, enjoy the tunes, and make the most of the bar offerings.

AST returns to Rick's On The Square in Tyler, Texas with a high-energy set of rock, pop, country, R&B, and Latin top 40 hits. The band brings a genre-spanning mix that lives up to the A Sure Thing name.