Craft festivals, grape stomp, faeries, wood carving and chili cook-off "Fall" in Branson

Silver Dollar City's National Harvest Festival is not only one of the largest craft festivals in the nation it is the precursor of many Fall festivals and events in the Branson area that run during the same time period. The National Harvest Festival has been formally recognized by the U.S. Congress, features over 100 demonstrating craftsmen and artisans from all over the country, runs until October 29 and like all of the six world class festivals that Silver Dollar City offers its guests each year is in addition to all the fun, rides and excitement available at the international award winning 1880s theme park on a daily basis.

New one of a kind exhibit added to Branson Titanic Museum Attraction

As we approach the 100th Anniversary of the tragic sinking of the RMS Titanic in the early morning hours of April 15, 1912 the horrific loss of life and the ship that was touted as being virtually unsinkable are forever etched on the pages of history. Too, those pages testify as to the obvious fate of the over 1,500 passengers and crew who went to the bottom of the North Atlantic with her.

Gatlin Brothers Fall Discount Package

"All the Gold in California" couldn't buy you an amazing deal like this one! This fun fall package includes 2 nights lodging, 2 tickets to the Gatlin Brothers, $30 Dining Voucher and all the FREE perks you get exclusively through Branson Tourism Center. This package is available for a limited time so hurry and book yours today!

Branson's unique vibrant downtown district filled with history and fun

"What a blessing," said Tammy Johnson, the Director of Operations for the Branson Tourism Center, "even in these trying economic times, historic downtown Branson is vibrant, alive and thriving." She points out that the historic downtown district has it all, fun, shows, festivals, restaurants, shopping, attractions and history all in a unique, quaint, comfortable and laid back atmosphere that truly represents "small town" America at its best.

New White River Valley Trail System adds the repertoire of fun things to do in Branson

It's known for its outstanding live shows, great attractions, shopping and lakes, but Branson's newest activity might just put it on the "map" for mountain bikers and hikers. "What a wonderful new attraction for Branson," said Tammy Johnson, the Director of Operations for the Branson Tourism Center in connection with the recent dedication of the "White River Valley Trail System."

Brule Fall Special

Enjoy the colors of the season with this all inclusive package featuring Brule - a show with legendary entertainment, amazing vocals, and brilliant dancing. This package includes 2 nights lodging, 2 tickets to Brule, a $30 Dining Voucher and FREE perks all over Branson for the low price of $279 per couple. Prices include all taxes and Branson Tourism Center never charges service fees or mark-ups - ever!

T. Morgan Crain paints the ?art? in artist

Many times when people refer to "artists" from Branson they are referring to one of Branson's great entertainers. However, when they refer to T. (Tom) Morgan Crain as being an artist from Branson they are referring to Branson's preeminent wildlife, bird, western, outdoor and nostalgia painter and one of the top painters of such subjects in the nation. How good is he?

Branson - Up Close and Personal with Oak Ridge Boys Richard Sterban

The Oak Ridge Boys and Branson have a history going back to at least the early days of the combination of the group that has been together for most of the last 38 years, Duane Allen, lead; Joe Bonsall, tenor; William Lee Golden, baritone and Richard Sterban, bass. During a recent Branson appearance Richard Sterban (RS) sat down with BTC for this "Branson - Up Close and Personal" interview sharing some interesting insights into that relationship, the 30th Anniversary of "Elvira," and much more.