Events, classes and entertainment going on Around Town

A look at fall festivities around the area, including Fall Fest, Homecoming & Harvest Moon Festival, Grape & Fall Festival, Fall Patriotic Film Festival, and Faith Lutheran's Oktoberfest

Guests are also encouraged to bring their own train-related items to sell or trade.

Texas Roadhouse is located at 1024 Branson Hills Parkway, next to Pizza Hut and Wing Stop and across the street from Home Depot.

Central Bank of Branson is celebrating a special milestone birthday. Central Bank is hosting their 30th Annual Customer...

For the fifth consecutive year, the awards are proudly sponsored by Ozark Mountain Legacy, the Silver Dollar City Foundation and Myer Hotels.

When working NY and LA film, television and theatre as a stunt/fight coordinator and sword master, Robert “Bob” Goodwin trained the...

Proceeds from the fun-filled day will be used to help area veterans and their families.

Here's what's going on Around Town, now through November 14.

The local chapter of the Missouri Retired Teachers Association (MRTA) welcomes all retired teachers and school personnel to join them for their monthly meetings, held the second Tuesday of each month.

The annual book and bake sale are a major KAL fundraiser. The library depends on donations, grants and optional free library memberships to provide library benefits to residents who live within 25 miles of Kimberling City

Branson businesswoman and author Angie Harris is celebrating the release of two new books. Harris invites friends and fans to join her...

This novel event is an important fundraiser for SMAC, helping to cover operating expenses of the Art Center. The show runs October 3-31.

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Although the evening’s weather was a bit crazy and the event had to be cut short due to rainstorms, it was a good time for those in attendance.

Throughout the month of October, shoppers are also encouraged to donate $10 through Tanger.com and receive a TangerPink card offering 25% off a single item.

“This man lost his life by jumping in to save another man,” said Backlin. “I didn’t know him well personally, but I was so moved by the thoughts of the grief his family must be experiencing, so Wendy and I decided to do something to help.”

A highlight of the banquet, as always, was hearing personal testimonies from several clients.

It has been a long-held tradition for St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Kimberling City to invite their community to join them in thanking God for giving us this great and diverse world filled with so many beautiful creatures.

The Branson-Hollister Lions Club has a total of 12 acres, including the property the Lions Club building sits on and the space next to the facility.