Branson, MO Classics You Can’t Afford to Miss

Branson’s entertainment industry is known for being on the cutting edge of everything new and exciting. Despite its forward and always developing state, there are many shows in Branson that remain uniquely Branson classics from year to year. These traditional Branson shows are an integral part of why people keep coming back to Branson year after year.

Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show is one of these classic Branson shows. The show highlights America’s past in a friendly competition between two sides of the theater. It’s an act the whole crowd gets in on. A delicious meal accompanies the entertaining show and competition. During the show, you will see 32 magnificent horses, longhorn cattle, and men and women with great horsemanship and theatrical talent.

The Showboat Branson Belle is another of Branson’s classic entertainment options that has outstanding performances and food. Enjoy the Showstoppers! as they take you through a variety of unique music and dancing acts. During the performance, enjoy a delectable three-course meal that includes a special dessert you won’t forget. The entertainment and showmanship on the Showboat Branson Bell cannot be beat.

One additional show that should not be missed is the Baldknobbers Jamboree Show. This show carries the distinction of being the first show in Branson. The show started in 1959 and has since not only been known as the first show in Branson but also one of the most popular shows in Branson. No matter how popular Branson becomes and how many shows enter the area, people come back year after year to enjoy the country music and humor found at the Baldknobbers Jamboree Show.

Musical Magic in Nashville, TN

A brand new sensation has opened up at the Grand Ole Opry.  Pickin’ and Grinnin’ featuring Mike Snider from the legendary HEE HAW is the comedic new show at the Opry. Snider will be performing his very own hilarous musical classics such as “The Fur Coat” and “Born to Shop.” In addition to the music and storytelling, there will also be magic. Magician Scott Cantrell goes on after Snider to amaze the audience with his performance. The show is sure to be an experience worth remembering. 

In addition to Pickin’ and Grinnin,’ the Grand Ole Opry has Opry Country Classics. The history of country music is turned into a live performance where country music favorites will be performing time honored classics for the audience. New and old country stars will be bringing joy to everyone in the Opry with their beautiful performances. 

The historic Ryman Auditorium where the Grand Ole Opry traditions began has the show Ryman Bluegrass Nights where bluegrass music is played and honored as we first got to know it in 1945. Current performers of bluegrass will be playing at Ryman Bluegrass Nights.