The Dutton Christmas Show is an exciting colorful extravaganza of Christmas cookies, toy soldiers, the Wizard of Oz, Jingle Bells, Frosty the Snowman, the honoring of the birth of the Christ Child and so much more. This show will absolutely delight everyone from the the age of three to 103. From beginning to end, it is like sitting around the Christmas Tree opening gifts. As each new act of the show unfolds and entertains there is an excitement and anticipation for what is coming next.

With the check-in of Milton and Doris Hughes at its office on the morning of November 4, Branson Tourism Center (BTC) has done something that few, if any, providers of Branson travel services has ever done, sold over two million Branson show and attraction tickets. Although excited about selling two million tickets, the co-owner of Branson Tourism Center, Lianne Milton was equally excited about the way the two millionth ticket was sold. That excitement stems from the fact that the two mil

Only One is still alive from that first Christmas over 2000 years ago that could bear witness to that spectacular event, but there are thousands who can bear witness to the quality and spirit of its reenactment in Sight & Sound’s spectacular production, the “Miracle of Christmas.” In drama, spectacular sets, music, and dance it conveys the spirit of the greatest miracle of all, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not

With Daniel O’Donnell returning to Branson November 2 through 24, a story entitled “The open but inscrutable showman,” by Keith Duggan, appearing on line October 31 at www.IrishTimes.com would be good reading for O’Donnell fans. From its take on his delivery when he sang "Whatever Happened To Old Fashioned Love?" to the type of audience he attracts, this piece provides some unique and interesting information about the man and his career. It’s a detailed piece that covers the “

Add a ride on the “Polar Express” to the unique and exciting things to do in Branson during Ozark Mountain Christmas. Paul Miller, General Manager for the Branson Tourism Center (BTC) and 12 year veteran of providing Branson vacation planning services said, “From spectacular lighting displays to great shows, shopping, attractions and restaurants, Christmas in Branson is special. The addition of the ‘Polar Express’ is yet another exciting way that families can enjoy a special Branson Ch

Branson is entering one of the most exciting parts of its season, with its first major event, “Veterans Homecoming Week” starting on November 5 and running through November 11. Branson’s Veterans Homecoming” is one of the largest “Veterans Day” celebrations in the world and involves numerous events honoring America’s Veterans, active duty Armed Forces personnel and their families. The theme for this year’s event is “Branson Doesn't Forget Our Military and their Families.”

“A visit to Branson over the Halloween weekend provides plenty of opportunities for Halloween trick-or-treating,” said Paul Miller, General Manager for Branson Tourism Center (BTC), one of Branson’s largest and most respected vacation planning services and sellers of Branson show and attraction tickets and lodging. Paul points out that children in Branson on Halloween, whether local or visiting, will be able to dress up in costumes and have a variety of convenient safe ways to celebrate Ha

Traffic headed east on portions of the famed Branson Strip (State Highway 76) in Branson from Monday, Oct. 26 through Friday, Oct. 30 should expect a lane change from the east bound lane into the center turn lane during the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MODOT) said the rerouting is part of a $680,000 project being funded with stimulus money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment to build 393 sidewalk ramps meeting the requirements of the Americans wi