Shepherd's Christmas Carol Dinner Show
Appropriate for All Ages
Enjoy the holiday season at one of Branson's most beloved places - Shepherd of the Hills and its most famous Christmas attraction, Shepherd's Christmas Carol Dinner Show. This historic homestead is home to this dazzling theatrical display that will bring cheer and joy to you. The whole family is sure to have a wonderful time.
Combining amazing entertainment and delicious food, the 60th Christmas celebration at Shepherd of the Hills is sure to delight. You and your loved ones will be treated to the classic story and follow along with the events and characters such as Mandy Ford and Uncle Ike. An amazing holiday meal is served up alongside the show, tantalizing visitors with herb-basted turkey breast, mashed potatoes and all the sides, and a sweet pumpkin dessert to top it all off.
About the Show's Plot
The Shepherd's Christmas Carol presentation, which is centered on preserving lovely holiday traditions, is sure to thrill everyone who attend. The play follows the central character, Ollie Stewart, as he deals with losing his childhood love Sammy Lane, to his rival and old friend. Mandy Ford and Uncle Ike team up with Ollie to include him in their neighborhood's Christmas celebrations and teach him about the joys of the season. It's a feel-good narrative that'll keep you entertained while also bringing a smile to your face.
About the Shepherd of the Hills Historic Homestead
This homestead is a historic Branson area landmark, offering up unique insight into the life and times of those depicted in Harold Bell Wright's famous book, The Shepherd of the Hills, for which the homestead gets its name. Several buildings are there are the Shepherd of the Hills homestead, including the Morgan Community Church and Old Matt's Cabin. Known for producing some of the finest outdoor theater in the world, guests will also enjoy exploring the homestead. The Shepherd of the Hills inspired not only vast tourism in the Branson area, but it also remains a part of history entrapped within a novel and the site that is still a part of the Ozark Mountain area to this day. The novel was written by Harold Bell Wright and was instantly a hit within the area, sparking interest and travel to the area. This ended up being the foundation of Branson tourism.
The Shepherd's Christmas Carol Dinner Show is certain to entertain during your next holiday adventure. With a joyous message and plenty of interesting characters topped off with a delicious meal, you can have a merry Branson Christmas at Shepherd of the Hills Historic Homestead!
| A Shepherd's Christmas Carol Dinner Show | |
| Available 12/9/2024 until 12/25/2024 View Detailed Schedule | |
| Shepherd of the Hills Homestead is known for its amazing shows and preservation of Ozarks' history. The homestead has provided the Branson area with amazing entertainment for decades, and even more spectacular this season! Celebrate the 60th Shepherd of the Hills show season with fun holiday shows that the family will love. This classic tale follows the story of Ollie Stewart, who is suffering heartache after a rough break-up. This heartache puts a damper on his Christmas, but characters like Uncle Ike and Mandy Ford attempt to show Ollie what the true meaning of Christmas is about! Discover the magical season alongside this crew of talented actors as the story unfolds, creating new traditions and helping guests appreciate festive cheer. The show also includes a delicious dinner featuring a full-course turkey meal and pumpkin dessert. Be sure to bring your appetite with you, because it's going to be a great time! |
Springfield
Mountain Home, AR
Fountain Valley, CA
Elgin, OK
- What amenities are available?
Gift shop is available onsite.
- Is it handicap accessible?
Yes.
- Is photography & video recording allowed?
Yes.
- For what ages is it appropriate?
Great for all ages!
- Is parking available? Is it free?
Yes, parking is free.
- What is the dress code?
Dress code is casual, but it is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes for walking the homestead.
