Branson's Song of Hope Museum is holding an open house. The event will mark the beginning of Branson's Founders' Week, which celebrates the entertainers—both families and individuals—who laid the foundation of Branson's musical legacy. Visitors are welcome to visit the Song of Hope Museum at any time between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. during the April 28 open house. A special guided tour, hosted by Song of Hope founder Marshall Howden, will begin at 11 a.m. "We invite

Branson's Song of Hope Movement and Museum are offering a new way to assist the foundation that preserves Branson's musical history. ...

The Song of Hope Museum has added an iconic new piece of Branson history. The letters that spelled out Moon River Theatre, which once...

This year, the Song of Hope Organization recognized the Lowe Family as history-makers and legends in the Branson music scene.

Marshall Howden, founder of the museum, added the sign from long-time business Dicken's Gift Shop, which graced Branson's 76 Country...

Previous recipients of the Song of Hope Award are Mike Patrick (2020), The Hughes Family (2021), Doug Gabriel (2022) and Jim Barber (2023).

This portrait gallery will represent the biggest names to have made their mark on the Branson entertainment industry...

Marshall Howden, founder of the Song of Hope Society, says, “Originally, we intended for the ‘Branson Boom Exhibition’ to be a one-month run

The Branson Boom Exhibit, a fascinating and unique look at the Boom Years in Branson, beginning in the early 1990s, has moved to the Meadows

Craft Village home to antique store, flea market and more; Song of Hope Museum to have traveling exhibits

Dino's 24 Karrot Cake Shoppe, known for delectable desserts, particularly his Carrot Cake and Red Velvet Cake, opened in 2011.