Events in Branson, MO

Hosted by American Legion Post 220, this relaxed coffee meetup brings together veterans, active-duty personnel, military families, supporters, and community members to connect, share stories, and catch up on Post news over a warm cup of coffee. Expect a friendly atmosphere and easy conversation with people who understand service. The gathering now meets at Bob Evans Restaurant on Main in downtown Branson.

This farmers market offers a mix of produce, baked items, and other goods. It is set up in the parking lot of Creekside Antiques and The Hearth Tea Shop.

Jimmy Fortune brings a career-spanning performance from a life in country and gospel music. He spent 21 years with the Statler Brothers after first stepping in for Lew DeWitt in 1982, a role that began when DeWitt heard him sing at a ski resort and led to an audition in Nashville. His time with the group earned inductions into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame and the Country Music Association Hall of Fame, and he was later recognized in the Virginia Musical Hall of Fame as a solo artist. After the Statler Brothers retired, he launched a solo path and released projects including When One Door Closes, I Believe, Feels Like Christmas, a live concert DVD, Windows, Lessons, and the Gaither Music Group releases Hits and Hymns and Jimmy Fortune Sings The Classics, with Hits and Hymns reaching high marks across several Billboard charts. He continues to write, tour, and record in Nashville.

Jimmy appears with his band, The Believers, on stage at the Mansion Theatre in Branson, MO. This performance centers on the group in a concert setting.

Set in the parking lot shared by The Hearth tea shop and Creekside antiques and flea market, this farmers market goes on in any weather and centers on locally grown produce. Browse drinks, vegetables, baked goods, and creations by local artists.

Country traditionalist Gene Watson brings a career-spanning performance filled with signature ballads and timeless storytelling. Celebrated by fellow artists as the Singer’s Singer for his smooth tone and agile range, he has released 34 studio albums and placed more than 72 songs on the charts, with 23 reaching the Top Ten and 11 rising to No. 1 across country and gospel. His recording journey began in 1962 with the self-written If It’s That Easy, and through the years he has defined classic country with favorites like Love in the Hot Afternoon, Paper Rosie, Farewell Party, Fourteen Carat Mind, and many more. Inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 2020, he continues to deliver the clear, soulful vocals fans know well, often recording live in the studio to preserve the emotion of each song. Collaborations with Vince Gill, Lee Ann Womack, Trace Adkins, Connie Smith, Joe Nichols, and Alison Krauss reflect his lasting influence. Expect an authentic set steeped in fiddle, steel, and real-life themes from one of the genre’s most respected voices.

Take a nostalgic journey through the 1960s as #1 Hits of The 60s brings chart-topping favorites to Clay Cooper Theatre. This tribute showcases iconic tunes from the era’s hit parade, celebrating timeless classics that shaped a generation and capturing the spirit of the decade’s unforgettable music.

Learn Kinusaiga, a Japanese style of patchwork, with artist and instructor Janette Johnson in a hands-on class centered on creating a sunset landscape. This contemporary technique uses pieces of fabric to form intricate collages without sewing, and participants can choose from a variety of colorful materials provided. Step-by-step guidance supports beginners, and everyone takes home a framed, finished artwork to display or gift. The workshop fee is $55 and includes all instruction and supplies. SMAC members receive a $5 discount on ticketed classes. Thanks to a grant from the Hollister Parks & Recreation Department, Hollister residents are eligible for 50% off ticketed classes and must provide a full residential address and enter a Hollister zip code at checkout to claim the discount. The discount is not transferable and may be revoked if the residential address cannot be verified. Janette Johnson is a self-taught lifelong artist who works in sewing, quilting, crafting, watercolor, polymer clay, and graphic design.

Prepare for future health care decisions with a guided workshop on advance care planning at Cox Medical Center Branson in Cedar Room 508. The session supports participants in clarifying personal values and goals, learning about medical care options, and practicing ways to communicate wishes with loved ones and health care providers. Attendees will also take initial steps toward completing an advance directive. After the presentation, there is an opportunity to schedule a one-on-one appointment with a facilitator for additional guidance. Please bring a valid ID. For questions, call 417-335-7289.

Celebrate an annual Oktoberfest at Faith Lutheran Branson with classic German fare such as brats, sauerkraut, potato salad, pretzels, and baked treats. Enjoy a non-alcoholic bier garden and a marketplace featuring homemade goodies. Children can explore the Kinderpark with outdoor games along with train and wagon rides. Dance to live polka music performed by the Five Stein Brass. Activities include a raffle for airplane rides, a silent auction, a gift basket raffle, cake walks, and a variety of contests. Admission is free for the whole family. Arrive hungry and ready to dance at Faith Lutheran’s award-winning celebration.

Guided by Addie Gaines, this sound immersion series traces the turning of the season with four curated sessions that support release, reflection, and renewal as the year moves toward winter. Using the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and other instruments, it encourages a slower rhythm, mental clarity, and a settled nervous system. This installment, Root and Rise, focuses on grounding. Drawing inspiration from fallen leaves that return to the earth and nourish what comes next, the session invites deep steadiness so strength can gather and lift. Experience it as a single recharge or as part of the complete four-part journey for a fuller sense of seasonal alignment.

Country and gospel artist Jimmy Fortune, a longtime member of the Statler Brothers, appears for a performance rooted in a remarkable journey. He was first invited to step in for Lew DeWitt after being heard at a ski resort and auditioning in Nashville, then played his first show with the group in Savannah, Georgia in 1982 before becoming a permanent member when DeWitt could not return because of Crohn's disease. Honors followed, including induction with the Statler Brothers into the GMA Hall of Fame and the CMA Hall of Fame, and later his solo induction into the Virginia Musical Hall of Fame. After the Statler Brothers retired in 2002, Fortune launched a solo career with releases such as When One Door Closes, I Believe, Feels Like Christmas, a live concert DVD, Windows, Lessons, and Hits and Hymns through Gaither Music Group. Hits and Hymns debuted at number 10 on the Billboard Country Albums chart, number 1 on Southern Gospel, and number 6 on Contemporary Christian, and its DVD reached number 1 on the Billboard Music Video chart. He also recorded Jimmy Fortune Sings The Classics on the Gaither Music label. Based in Nashville, he continues to write, tour, and record.

Jimmy appears with his band, The Believers, for a live performance at the Mansion Theatre in Branson. The event spotlights Jimmy and The Believers on stage together.

The inaugural Table Rock Tattoo Convention and Bike Show comes to Branson Convention Center in downtown Branson, Missouri. Presented by Table Rock Tattoo, the event features 160 tattoo artists offering on-site work alongside a showcase of distinctive motorcycles. A raffle provides a chance to win a Harley Davidson, sponsored by Renegade Harley Davidson and Full Throttle Distillery Smokehouse & Grill.

A concert with Gene Watson highlights six decades of traditional country music from a vocalist admired by his peers for his wide range and supple tone. With 34 studio albums and more than 72 songs on the charts, including 23 Top Ten entries and 11 number one hits in country and gospel, his story reaches back to his 1962 debut single If It’s That Easy. A Grand Ole Opry member since March 2020, he is celebrated for heart-tugging ballads in the lineage of George Jones, Merle Haggard, and Ray Price, and he has recorded alongside Vince Gill, Lee Ann Womack, Trace Adkins, Connie Smith, Joe Nichols, and Alison Krauss. In the studio he often works live with the band, personally selects his material, and collaborates closely with longtime producer Dirk Johnson to keep the emotion at the forefront. His catalog includes favorites like Love in the Hot Afternoon, Paper Rosie, Farewell Party, Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy), Nothing Sure Looked Good on You, and the 1982 chart-topper Fourteen Carat Mind. His voice has also reached film and television, with songs featured in Convoy, Another 48 Hours, and WKRP in Cincinnati, and he recorded Any Way You Want Me for the Clint Eastwood film Any Which Way You Can at the actor-director’s request. Through the years he has released music across major labels and his own Fourteen Carat Music imprint, where he revisited 25 signature tracks. He co-hosted a television series with Moe Bandy and continued to release projects including My Heroes Have Always Been Country, Real Country Music, and the gospel collection My Gospel Roots, which produced four consecutive number one singles. He also partnered with Rhonda Vincent for a duet album and is currently developing a new country project titled Outside The Box.

A high-energy functional fitness competition returns to Table Rock CrossFit, welcoming first-time competitors and seasoned athletes alike. This year features an expanded slate of divisions, including Novice, Intermediate, a newly added RX option, and Adaptive. Competitors can enter as a team of two, with same sex or mixed sex pairs, or step onto the floor as individuals. Workouts are released live so athletes can see what awaits on competition day, creating an exciting environment fueled by community support and big cheers. Registration is open.

Historic Downing Street comes alive with a celebration of food, fun, and family featuring more than 140 unique vendors and over 20 live musical performances. Signature attractions include the Dogs Gone Grape Pup Pageant and the Grape Stomp Competition. The festival offers a full day of shopping, entertainment, and autumn festivities.

The Bellamy Brothers, a veteran country duo made up of brothers Howard and David, bring a mix of country, pop, and rock to the stage. Both sing and play, showcasing decades of music that includes favorites like "Let Your Love Flow" and "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body". Their live shows are known for an engaging spirit and a strong connection with a broad audience.

Country and gospel vocalist Jimmy Fortune, known for his 21 years with the Statler Brothers, appears in a live performance that reflects a celebrated career. Discovered while singing at a ski resort, he was invited to fill in for Lew DeWitt, auditioned in Nashville, and soon became a permanent member of the group. With the Statlers he earned induction into both the Gospel Music Association and Country Music Association halls of fame, and he later received solo recognition in the Virginia Musical Hall of Fame. After the Statlers retired, he launched a successful solo chapter with albums including When One Door Closes, I Believe, Feels Like Christmas, Windows, Lessons, and Hits and Hymns, which debuted at number 10 on Billboard Country Albums, number 1 on Southern Gospel, and number 6 on Billboard Contemporary Christian, with its companion DVD reaching number 1 on Billboard Music Video. He also recorded Jimmy Fortune Sings The Classics. He continues to write, tour, and record in Nashville.

Larry, Steve, and Rudy take the stage as the Gatlin Brothers, a country trio with more than six decades of accolades. Their career highlights include a Grammy for Best Country Song for “Broken Lady” and multiple Academy of Country Music honors, among them Single of the Year for “All the Gold in California,” Album of the Year for Straight Ahead, and Male Vocalist of the Year for Larry Gatlin. They have earned five Country Music Association nominations spanning vocal group, single, album, and male vocalist categories. Over the years they have tallied seven number one singles, 32 Top 40 hits, 22 studio albums, and five BMI Million-Air awards. Larry Gatlin ranks fourth among solo writers for the most self-penned Billboard Top 40 songs, and his work has been recorded by artists such as Elvis Presley, Barbra Streisand, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Glen Campbell, Kris Kristofferson, Tom Jones, Dottie West, Charlie Rich, and Johnny Mathis. The brothers have appeared on major stages and television programs, including the GRAMMY and American Music Awards, the People’s Choice Awards, The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Oprah, Hee Haw, The Love Boat, The Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack, The Merv Griffin Show, Solid Gold, The Barbara Mandrell Show, and their own ABC variety special.

This event features Jimmy with his band, The Believers.

Gene Watson brings a tradition-rich country performance that reflects a six decade career. Celebrated by fellow artists as the singer’s singer for his smooth tone and remarkable range, he has released 34 studio albums and earned more than 72 charting songs, including 23 Top Ten singles and 11 number one country and gospel hits. His recording journey began in 1962 with the self written If It’s That Easy, and it grew to include favorites like Love In The Hot Afternoon, Paper Rosie, Farewell Party and the chart topper Fourteen Carat Mind, along with hits such as Should I Come Home, You’re Out Doing What I’m Here Doing Without, Speak Softly, Sometimes I Get Lucky, Drinkin’ My Way Back Home, Forever Again and Little By Little. Recognized as a master of the country ballad and inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in March 2020, he is often mentioned alongside George Jones, Merle Haggard and Ray Price. His music has reached film and television, including Paper Rosie in Another 48 Hrs., Cowboys Don’t Get Lucky All The Time in Convoy and Should I Come Home in WKRP in Cincinnati. Artists such as Vince Gill, Lee Ann Womack, Trace Adkins, Connie Smith, Joe Nichols and Alison Krauss have joined him in the studio. True to his roots, Watson records live with the band in the room, personally selects every song and works closely with longtime producer Dirk Johnson. His career spans labels from Capitol and MCA to Epic and Warner Bros., later continuing on his own Fourteen Carat Music with the re recorded Best of the Best, 25 Greatest Hits. Additional releases include My Heroes Have Always Been Country, Real Country Music and the gospel set My Gospel Roots, which delivered four consecutive number one songs, plus a duet album with Rhonda Vincent titled My Money And Your Good Looks and a television series with Moe Bandy. The show highlights classic fiddle and steel, heartfelt storytelling and the timeless sound that defines his legacy.

Country star Josh Turner brings his This Country Music Thing Tour to the stage, celebrating the recent album of the same name that debuted in the Top 10 on the Country Albums chart and has already reached 10 million global streams. Expect his signature deep vocals and fan favorites such as Long Black Train, Why Don’t We Just Dance, and the chart-topping Your Man, whose official video has surpassed 233 million views. His catalog spans six billion career streams, a Platinum-certified debut album and a double Platinum single for Long Black Train. Recent highlights include the music video for Unsung Hero debuting on CMT and the Paramount Times Square billboard, a Veterans Day performance of the song on NBC’s TODAY, and an invitation to perform Two Steppin’ On The Moon for NASA astronauts from Mission Control in Houston. Turner is a Grammy nominee, a GMA Dove Award winner for I Saw The Light featuring Sonya Isaacs, and has been honored in his home state with the Order of the Palmetto along with induction into the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame. He also released a Greatest Hits collection and continues to support arts education through the Josh Turner Scholarship Fund for the Arts. Tickets are available now.

IMC Concerts presents a Fall Retreat edition of Branson PraiseFest, a three day experience arranged into four distinct sessions highlighting celebrated gospel artists and an inspirational speaker. The opening session features Greater Vision, Poet Voices, Jeff and Sheri Easter, and Legacy Five. A morning session on the second day includes Dr. David Jeremiah, Dixie Echoes, The Craguns, Charles Billingsley, and Liberty Quartet, followed by an evening program with Brian Free & Assurance, Goodman Revival, Legacy Five, and Charles Billingsley. The retreat concludes with a final session featuring Dr. David Jeremiah, Greater Vision, Lauren Talley, and Gold City. Participants may choose access to the full retreat or select individual sessions. Programming is subject to change.

Branson Z Fest: Pumpkin Spice gathers Z car enthusiasts for a casual, family-friendly meet in the Ozarks. Expect scenic cruises on inviting roads lined with autumn colors, evening hangouts with fellow owners, and car talk that goes late into the night, all with an easygoing pace. There is no event fee, participants simply reserve a room. Branson Towers Hotel is the venue, and a group rate is available by mentioning Branson Z Fest when arranging lodging. It serves as one last cruise before winter and celebrates a shared love of cars, people, and life.

Brothers of the Heart, featuring Jimmy Fortune, Bradley Walker, Mike Rogers, and Ben Isaacs, presents a show at The Mansion Theatre For Performing Arts in Branson, Missouri.

Brothers Of The Heart features Jimmy Fortune of The Statler Brothers, Bradley Walker, Mike Rogers, and Ben Isaacs, a producer recognized with 12 Grammy nominations. The collaboration spotlights four accomplished artists in a distinctive performance that showcases their combined voices and musicianship.

A live performance featuring Jimmy with his band, The Believers, takes place at the Mansion Theatre in Branson, Missouri.

TOAST brings The Best of Bread Tour back to Branson at The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts, celebrating the beloved catalog that helped define soft rock in the early 1970s. Widely regarded as a premier Bread tribute and a favorite annual show in the area, the concert spotlights hits like Make It With You, If, Baby I'm-a Want You, and Everything I Own. Over its career, Bread placed 13 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, and while David Gates and Robb Royer enjoy retirement, this performance carries their legacy forward. With close attention to the original arrangements and harmonies, TOAST delivers a live sound that listeners often say mirrors the classic records. The set flows from tender ballads to upbeat favorites, creating an evening of timeless music that resonates with longtime fans and new audiences alike.

Toast pays homage to Bread with a faithful live concert that brings The Best of Bread back to Branson. Celebrating the soft rock pioneers behind hits like Make It With You, If, Baby I’m-a Want You, and Everything I Own, the show recreates the sound of the original recordings with striking accuracy. Bread earned 13 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, and with David Gates and Robb Royer enjoying retirement, this ensemble carries the legacy forward on stage. Frequently highlighted as a favorite annual production in Branson, the performance moves from tender ballads to upbeat favorites that get audiences on their feet. Experience the timeless songs and meticulous arrangements at The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts.

Darryl Worley delivers a performance shaped by Second Wind: Latest and Greatest, blending the Nashville tradition that launched him with the Muscle Shoals sound where his journey began. His catalog spans chart-topping favorites like I Miss My Friend, Awful, Beautiful Life and Have You Forgotten, along with newer songs such as It’s Good To Be Me, Lay It On Me and Lonely Alone, bringing classic country storytelling together with a touch of island rhythm and a soul-infused style. Stage arrangements on tunes like Tennessee River Run have evolved over time, and the newest material carries the same uplifting spirit that runs through his body of work. Tickets are available by phone at (417) 335-2000.

Country artist Darryl Worley takes the stage at The Mansion Theatre to perform “Have You Forgotten,” “Awful Beautiful Life,” and more of his hit songs in a live concert setting.

For more than five decades, The Oak Ridge Boys have shaped a signature harmony that spans generations. Their American Made Farewell Tour arrives for an evening suited to all ages, spotlighting many of their country hits along with two crossover pop favorites, featuring songs that have earned recognition from the Grammy, Dove, CMA, and ACM awards. Lead vocalist Duane Allen still approaches the stage with first-night excitement, and tenor Ben James, who first shared a verse with the group in 2022, now fills the tenor role after Joe Bonsall stepped away from the road due to a slow-onset neuromuscular condition that has made walking impossible. Allen and James, joined by baritone William Lee Golden and bass Richard Sterban, will carry the tour through its final run. The group has also been recording again with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, marking their fifth collaboration.

Larry, Steve, and Rudy take the stage as the Gatlin Brothers, a Grammy-winning country trio with a musical legacy spanning more than 65 years. Their accolades include a Grammy for Broken Lady, three Academy of Country Music awards that recognize Single of the Year for All the Gold in California, Album of the Year for Straight Ahead, and Male Vocalist of the Year for Larry Gatlin, along with multiple nominations from the Country Music Association. Across their career they have achieved seven number one singles, 32 Top 40 hits, 22 studio albums, and five BMI Million-Air honors. Larry Gatlin ranks among Billboard’s top solo writers for self-penned Top 40 songs, and his compositions have been recorded by artists such as Elvis Presley, Barbra Streisand, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Glen Campbell, Kris Kristofferson, Tom Jones, Dottie West, and Johnny Mathis. The brothers have also appeared on many landmark stages and television programs, including the Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, People’s Choice Awards, The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Oprah, Hee Haw, The Love Boat, The Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack, The Merv Griffin Show, Solid Gold, The Barbara Mandrell Show, and a prime-time ABC variety special built around their music.

Joe Nichols takes the stage for a concert rooted in classic country storytelling and honky-tonk spirit. Known for a warm, unmistakably country voice that has led to collaborations with Dolly Parton and Post Malone, he bridges tradition and today on his album Honky Tonks and Country Songs, a collection of 11 tracks that range from easygoing feel-good moments to heartfelt ballads. His catalog includes chart-toppers like The Impossible, Gimmie That Girl, Brokenheartsville, Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off, Sunny and 75, and Yeah, along with an inventive mashup of A Country Boy Can Survive and Rooster that fans love. The new music highlights simple joys in Bottle It Up and steadfast devotion in Doin’ Life With You, and it features guest vocals from Runaway June’s Stevie Woodward on Hard Fires and Annie Bosko on the duet Better Than You, while the title track is built for the dance floor. With more than two billion streams, three Grammy nominations, a CMA award, and additional ACM and CMT honors, Nichols brings a seasoned presence and a focus on leaving listeners feeling good.

Jimmy and his band The Believers take the stage at the Mansion Theatre in Branson, MO.

Country traditionalist Gene Watson takes the stage for a concert that reflects six decades of music. Admired by many artists for his range and smooth tone, he brings a catalog of 34 studio albums and more than 72 chart entries, including 23 Top Ten singles and 11 number-one hits across country and gospel. Signature titles include Love In The Hot Afternoon, Paper Rosie, Farewell Party, and Fourteen Carat Mind. His performances are marked by the clarity and heart that helped earn him membership in the Grand Ole Opry. Known for recording live with musicians in the same room and for choosing songs that speak to real life, Watson continues to sing in the same keys he used decades ago. Collaborations with Vince Gill, Lee Ann Womack, Trace Adkins, Connie Smith, Joe Nichols, Alison Krauss, and others reflect the deep respect he holds among his peers and the enduring pull of traditional country.

Lake Splash is the Chamber’s yearly banquet featuring both live and silent auctions, followed by a recognition program that spotlights business achievements from the past year and celebrates people who go above and beyond for the community. Honors presented include the Guardian Award recognizing a committed first responder, Business of the Year highlighting excellence in products and services, the Trailblazer Award for leadership that makes a meaningful difference, and the Community Service Award for extraordinary dedication and service. Discounted room reservations are available for event guests.

The Bellamy Brothers, the American country duo of siblings Howard and David Bellamy, take the stage with vocals and instruments honed since their start in the 1970s. Known for hits like Let Your Love Flow and If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body, they blend country with pop and rock influences to create a sound that resonates widely. Their concerts showcase the brothers’ easy rapport and longtime connection with fans.

Jimmy and his band, The Believers, appear at the Mansion Theatre in Branson, Missouri.

The 15th Annual Branson Turkey Trot 5k Walk/Run kicks off the Thanksgiving holiday. Presented by the local Rotary Clubs of Taney and Stone Counties, the event features a scenic, convenient, and flat course that returns to Branson Landing.

A Christkindlmarkt has been announced with free admission. More updates will be shared throughout the year. Organizers are seeking vendors to sell authentic European gifts and food.

Celebrate the season with a holiday themed concert featuring tribute performances honoring Johnny Cash, Kenny Chesney, the Blues Brothers, and Elvis. The production spotlights the music associated with each of these iconic artists in a festive setting.

Experience Branson during the Christmas season with friends while setting aside time to scrapbook and create.