Sons of the Pioneers

This group of talented individuals holds up the tradition of the original members from 1934, when the show was first created by Roy Rogers. Now they bring that tradition to you with the Sons of the Pioneers Dinner and Show. Start yourself off right with a chuck wagon full of good food from the old west; then find yourself a place to sit and take in the music that will bring you back to a time when life was simpler and the west was wilder. You'll hear songs like "Ghost Riders" and "Red River Valley" and you will also get a heaping dose of comedy to boot.

Don't miss out on this fabulous show, when the Sons of the Pioneer set out to entertain you!

Awards and Accolades
The Sons of the Pioneers holds the record for longevity of consecutive performances; 36 years. They have also appeared in numerous movies and have composed numbers such as Bob Nolan's "Cool Water."

About the Performers
Roy Rogers started the original Sons of the Pioneers in the mid 1930s. Since that time the members of the group have changed. Dale Warren, Ken Lattimore, Preston Eldridge, Randy Rudd, Waylon Herron, Stan Corliss, Sunny Spencer Luther Nallie, Gary Lemaster and Jarrett Dougherty are the current members of the group.

Details

• Show is performed in the new Pavillion Theatre near the main enterance to The Shepherd of the Hills. 
• Tickets include dinner and a show.
• Dinner show runs Monday through Saturday and begins at 5:00 p.m. The dinnerbell rings at 4:15 p.m. 
• Please allow at least 3 hours.  The show itself lasts approximately 2 hours.
• Free parking is available in the theater parking lot.
• There is a gift shop on the premises.
• Cameras and video cameras are permitted on the premises, but are not to be used during performances.
• The show is appropriate for all ages.
• Casual dress is recommended.
• The theater is handicap accessible.