The fall’s annual Woodcarving Event at the Titanic Museum in Branson gives tribute to the Titanic’s German passengers and crew, and you won’t be disappointed as you watch the wood carvers use chainsaws to cut out beautiful images and wood sculptures right outside the Titanic Museum in its parking area. Special techniques will be used to carve the exact image the sculptors would like to create, and there is special recognition given to the winner of the contest. It’s timed as well, so the wood carvers must make the most of their time. It will be an incredible craft to watch. While you’re in the area be sure to check out some other popular Branson attractions.

While you’re in the parking lot of the Branson Titanic, you might as well check out this well-esteemed museum. Experience the splendor, wonder, and tragedy associated with the Titanic. The museum is home to remarkable Titanic artifacts, and offers an immersive experience that puts visitors on the mighty ship as actually passengers. Part museum and part attraction, Branson Titanic, is an unforgettable and must-see experience.

Perfect for this time of year, with Halloween right around the corner, you can have your pants scared off at the Haunted House in Branson. The Haunted House is a fun place to visit any time. The only Monster Asylum in the area, you definitely do not want to miss the horror. This is a great visit for those ready to be scared, but may not be suitable for those younger children. It takes only a few minutes to gather all of your goblins and ghouls together to come and visit this spectacularly frightening location.

Branson’s Hollywood Wax Museum is the perfect attraction for movie buffs, sociology fanatics or those who simply enjoy an unusual sight. Inside the museum visitors will come face-to-face with over 170 of the most notable celebrities and characters in American pop culture. From presidents and political figures to actors and entertainers, no genre of American life is left untouched in this one of a kind museum dedicated to depicting our nation’s heroes in life-like recreations.

In a city like Branson, MO where unique talents and crafts are cherished, the 26th Annual Spring Woodcarving Rendezvous Seminar is a fantastic event to participate in. This event will be taking place at the Compton Ridge Campground from June 6th to June 11th and welcomes everyone from the most advanced carvers to beginners. If you’ve never tried woodcarving before, this seminar is your chance to learn how to start and get to see some talented wood carvers in action.

The woodcarving event features both wood carving and wood burning techniques for everyone to study. The classes will be taking place from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm with some after hours carving activities going on for those who would like to stay longer. The classes will be in an air conditioned building that will be locked at night in order to keep your woodcarving tools safe and secure for you.

On June 6th, the traditional Rendezvous Pig Roast is planned for those who would like to participate. This kicks off the seminar in style and allows woodcarvers from past years to meet up with old friends and make new friends. Door prizes are just a part of the excitement that you can expect at this part of the event. It will be five days of fun with people who share a common interest.

After the woodcarving classes, take a break and relax at some of the wonderful Branson area shows. Go to bransonshows.com to find out show prices and book your reservations.

This October 9 through 11, Branson’s Titanic Museum will be hosting its second annual woodcarving event. This unique event is set to honor the culture of the Titanic’s German passengers and will feature professional woodcarvers as they display their craft over the course of the weekend. LogHoggers Chainsaw Sculpting is working in association with the Titanic Museum to put on the event, adding professional credibility. Currently, the woodcarving event is set to be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Admission to the woodcarving event is free of charge.

Those that would like to learn more about the event can visit the Titanic Museum’s official website.

As for the Titanic Museum itself, it will be open throughout the three day duration of the woodcarving event and offers an insightful look into the tragedy through a variety of authentic artifacts, exhibits and hands-on experiences. From the moment you “board” the museum you will find that much effort has gone into providing an accurate, human back-story to the many people that were a part of the experience, offering a better understanding of the impact the sinking of the Titanic had.

Those interested in experiencing the Titanic Museum during the woodcarving event can order admission to the museum online.

For information on other popular Branson, MO activities and special events, visit www.BransonShows.com.