Here are events of interest happening Around Town

Free performances for the public by the C of O concert and jazz ensembles.

Tour guests are sure to enjoy the Ballards’ beautiful view, enhanced with holiday décor, along with the other stops! 

Quilting has deep roots in Ozark history, serving as both a functional craft and a treasured form of artistic expression.

As part of the City’s 2025 Community Asset Replacement Plan, the playground now features a new pour-in-place rubber safety surface, a seamless and durable material that absorbs impact and enhances accessibility for children of all abilities.

Savvy shoppers can stretch their budgets even further by joining TangerClub for exclusive perks and extra savings. Guests can also download the Tanger App to unlock doorbusters and plan their ultimate Black Friday shopping adventure.

College of the Ozarks will host a Black Friday Retail Event , Friday, Nov. 28, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.   The event will take place within The Keeter Center, Stained Glass & Candle Shop, and Edwards Mill & General Store. Throughout the day, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., campus retail locations will be open for holiday shopping, but special event offerings will only be available during the designated timeframe. The event will highlight the wide array of student-made products available f

Several state and local elected officials were in attendance, participating in the program to recognize these special men and women. 

Dutch Bros, a drive through coffee shop located in downtown Branson, boasts an extensive menu of coffee classics, lattes and more.

A local church will hold a ceremony in honor of the beautiful new mural that graces their building.   Painted by artist Valerie Clayton of Liberty, Missouri, the mural on the outside of Branson's Church of the Harvest, was designed to depict the biblical harvest.   "A wheat field, a man cutting wheat, a woman stacking wheat, a woman with a baby working in the field," explained Dr. Paul Collins, Pastor of the Church of the Harvest.   A ceremony to dedicate the mural will be he

During the Thanksgiving season, people around the country pause to reflect what makes them truly thankful. Branson Globe readers took the opportunity to express their gratitude with us.

To make this holiday event possible, the Nashville Roadhouse is asking for the support from the area's generous businesses.

As the meeting drew to a close, those present were already looking forward to the next opportunity to get together. Many also said they were inspired to suggest more ways generations can interact in our communities and civic groups, and especially in our churches. 

On the day before Thanksgiving, volunteers from the Tri-Lakes Board of Realtors will be stationed at participating stores throughout the area, collecting nonperishable food items and cash donations. 

Keynote speaker for the November 12 graduation was Shawn Murphy. Murphy, drawing from his own life journey, encouraged the graduates to “discover their why,” and challenged them to be sure the “why” is always in line with what God wants them to do.

A local food pantry holds an annual holiday fundraiser that gains attention from both area residents and visitors.   Christian Action Ministries is the driving force behind Festival of Trees, a truly unique fundraising event that has become one the largest sources of income for the nonprofit in its nine years,   Festival of Trees, located at the Branson Landing, is an expansive collection of beautifully decorated Christmas trees, each with its own theme, as well as hand-craft

Lonnie Brown and the Shirley’s Kitchen team want to thank the Forsyth area businesses and individuals, including many of the restaurant’s loyal customers, who stepped up to help provide food for families during the recent government shutdown which delayed SNAP benefits.    Brown said nearly $7,000 was raised, which helped provide a grocery store gift card to each family with children participating in the weekend backpack program through the Forsyth schools. In addition, donat

These special events are a wonderful way to “shop local” for your holiday gift-giving and support local artists and crafters. It’s all taking place at the Claybough Plaza Mall, 11016 St. Hwy. 76 in Branson West. 

The latest events going on Around Town

Proceeds from the tour and boutique go toward the NFTRL mission of helping local charities and humanitarian projects in Stone and Taney counties.