easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for all ages and physical abilities as the event involves seated dining and light walking.
Join Ollie Stewart and friends for a festive Christmas Dinner Show in Branson, featuring a full-course turkey dinner and heartwarming holiday storytelling. Celebrate traditions, laughter, and friendship this season!
Dinner Included • The Magic of Christmas!
Experience the magic of the holiday season at the Christmas Dinner Show, featuring a delightful full-course turkey dinner and a heartwarming rendition of "A Shepherd’s Christmas Carol." Join Ollie Stewart and friends as they rediscover the joy of Christmas through laughter, friendship, and cherished traditions in this unforgettable family event.
2 Hours
The Holiday season brings to mind the importance of preserving history and time-honored family traditions. No one understands that more than the Shepherd of the Hills. We are proud to bring you our production, A Shepherd’s Christmas Carol. We invite you to enjoy a full-course turkey dinner with pumpkin dessert while we present our version of a true Christmas classic starring your favorite characters from the story, The Shepherd of the Hills. Our tale catches up with Ollie Stewart several years after losing his sweetheart Sammy Lane to his childhood friend and rival, Young Matt Matthews. Join us as Mandy Ford, Uncle Ike, and the rest of the neighborhood attempt to include Ollie in their Christmas festivities. Laugh along, they try to remind an incorrigible Ollie Stewart of the magic of Christmas and the true meaning of friendship. Plenty of family friendly fun awaits you in an event that is sure to be on everyone’s Christmas list for years to come.
Ticket required for any children ages 4 or older. Children younger are welcome, but they are considered a lap child. If you want them to have their own meal and seat, please select a child ticket.
Arriving 30 minutes before the show ensures you get a great seat and time to settle in before dining begins.
Let the venue know ahead of time if you have any dietary needs for the turkey dinner to be accommodated.
Branson evenings in winter can be chilly, so wear layers to stay comfortable before and after the show.
Plan to park in advance or use nearby public parking options to avoid delays during busy holiday evenings.
The Shepherd of the Hills area is named after the famous 1907 novel by Harold Bell Wright, reflecting the region’s Ozark heritage.
Efforts in the Branson area focus on preserving the natural beauty of the Ozarks and promoting sustainable tourism practices.
Stay comfortable during chilly evenings before and after the show.
winter specific
Capture memories of the festive dinner and heartwarming performance.
Carry essentials like tickets, ID, and any dietary aids.
Maintain hygiene while enjoying shared spaces and dining.