With the majority of Branson’s live shows preparing to begin their 2009 season within the next few weeks now is the perfect time to brush up on some of the area’s more popular offerings. In particular, we’ve chosen to highlight two performances, each for very different reasons. From a relatively new show that is likely to be gone before you know it to a timeless Branson classic that may be overlooked only because it’s been entertaining the area for the past 20 years, each of these shows is sure to help liven up any visit to Branson, MO!
Mickey Gilley is not only one of the first big-name stars to routinely perform in Branson, but also one of the brightest. From his unforgettable rendition of ‘Stand by Me’ to fan favorites such as ‘Room Full of Roses’ and ‘Your Memory Ain’t What It Used To Be,’ you’ll witness all of the Mickey Gilley classics. And those interested in seeing the Urban Cowboy live will find that Branson and the Mickey Gilley Theatre are one of the few places to do so, and that the performance is still every bit as entertaining as you last remember!
Noah the Musical is entering its second season in Branson and still considered one of the top draws in town! However, those wanting to see the show are advised to do so sooner than later as Sight & Sound Theatre is noted for routinely switching out its line-up to ensure its fans are greeted with fresh material. Of course, until that time you’ll find Noah being performed almost daily complete with a set design featuring an ark that towers over 40 feet in the air, 3D video imaging, laser lighting, and pyrotechnics. Simply put, you’ll experience the production value of a blockbuster movie laid over the timeless tale of Noah’s faith and commitment to God.


As the snow melts and warmer weather approaches, it’s only natural to want to be outside more often to explore nature and it’s amazing features. With a wide array of outdoor recreation destinations available in the Branson, Missouri area, you’ll find yourself taking day trips to to do just that! Enjoy bike rides, leisurely swims, and family picnics at some of these outdoor locations that draw hundreds of nature enthusiasts from Spring to Fall.
The College of the Ozarks campus in Point Lookout, Missouri, located just minutes from Branson, will host the
This February 13 – 14, Hometown Radio and TVC Events will once again be bringing the Hometown Radio Health and Family Fair to Branson, MO. The fair, now entering its sixth year, is set to be held at the Branson Convention Center and will feature a range of information, products, demonstrations, and even free and low cost screenings from Skaggs Community Health Center. And best of all, both days will be completely free to the public! Whether seriously looking to improve your way of life or simply looking for something to do over the weekend, the Hometown Radio Health and Family Fair is always and educational and entertaining look into health and well being.
With the beginning of Branson’s Spring season quickly approaching it’s time to start thinking about when you’ll visit the Ozarks this year and what you plan to do once you arrive. And while you’re sure to find that cherished favorites ranging from Silver Dollar City to Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede are still alive and well in the ‘Live Entertainment Capital of the World,’ we thought we’d highlight a couple shows that will be completely new to Branson throughout ’09 in an effort to ensure you are aware of all that is available to you during your time in Branson!
Branson, Missouri has become one of the premier destinations in North America for both young and old alike and has managed not to compromise it’s family-friendly atmosphere in the process. With many theme parks and events catering to family members as young as two years old, Branson is quickly becoming a popular place for families to spend a weekend. Affordable, hospitable, and overall fun, here are some parks and attractions to keep in mind for your next visit to Branson with your loved ones!
