This October 24, the Claybough Plaza Center in Branson, MO will be host to the first annual Ozark Mountain Monopoly Tournament. This exciting new edition to Branson is sponsored by the Stone County OACAC, officially sanctioned by Hasbro, and provides Branson visitors and locals alike with a competitive way to enjoy themselves. The tournament is currently set to last two 90 minute rounds and features a $30 entry fee and minimum age requirement of 14.
Those interested in learning more about the Ozark Mountain Monopoly Tournament can find contact information on Branson’s official website, ExploreBranson.com.
Additionally, whether you plan on attending the Ozark Mountain Monopoly Tournament or are merely interested in the idea, the World’s Largest Toy Museum offers a fascinating look into American toy nostalgia during your next visit to Branson. Whether your interests lay in collectibles from the 1800’s, modern toys or simply the memories of your childhood, you will find a variety of items from every era on display for a thorough timeline of toys in the United States.
And while it may not be directly related to Monopoly, a visit to the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum will undoubtedly bring back childhood memories for countless Branson visitors. Throughout the museum, guests will find a unique mixture of memorabilia from Roy and Dale’s time in the spotlight and personal artifacts for a complete look into the King of Cowboys and the Queen of the West. Additionally, Roy and Dale’s son, Roy “Dusty” Rogers Jr., routinely performs with The Highriders at the museum’s Happy Trails Theater for a complete Roy Rogers and Dale Evans experience.


On Friday, September 25, Branson Landing will feature the last concert of the 2009 Concert Series. The Concert Series Grand Finale Event begins at 8 p.m. at Branson Landing’s Town Square, and the fireworks spectacular presented by the American Pyrotechnics Association begins after the concert.
This October 2 – 4, the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds will be hosting the
The limited engagement of superstars
After an international poll performed by the Amusement Today newspaper, Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri received several awards for its performance in the theme park industry.
On September 17 through 20, the State of the Ozarks Fiddler’s Association will be hosting the Bob Walsh Memorial Fiddler’s Convention at Compton Ridge Campground.
As the fall foliage in the Ozarks begins to slowly turn from bright greens to vivid oranges and reds, Ozarks residents and Branson visitors know that it is time for the annual Autumn Daze Arts and Crafts Festival.
Andy Williams has returned to Branson’s 76 Strip after a summer hiatus. This summer, Williams worked on his memoir, Moon River and Me. Fortunately, Williams has returned to the stage at his Moon River Theater for a variety show this September.
