Hamner Barber Theater features shows that have amazing magical illusions as well as hilarious comedy. The theater showcases original performances, including music and dance, which is perfect for a family night out in Branson. There is seating for 642 people and free, level parking.

To enjoy a movie in a lovely atmosphere, walk into this cinema that offers three screens for your viewing pleasure. Each hall is fitted with large seats (arranged in stadium style) with good leg room, and hi-tech sound systems. Don't forget to pick some snack and a cola before you head to the screening hall. Check the website to know more about the movie timings. Call +1 800 419 4832 (Toll Free).

Branson is home to 40 fabulous theaters! Tri-Lakes Community Theater stars productions by locals and professionals. Members of the Branson music industry and traditional community theater enthusiasts also make a significant contribution to the events held here. Three plays are presented annually between January and February. The major productions lined up for this year are The Follies, Big River, and Bus Stop.

This multi-theater movie complex shows all the latest releases in modern comfort and style. The parking lot has plenty of space, and the lobby is big and spacious. Each auditorium has stadium seating, so there is never a bad seat in the house. The digital surround sound makes the experience quite realistic. Discount pricing is offered on all movies before 6p. If you arrive a little early and have extra time on your hands, there is a video arcade in the lobby.

This wonderful little cafe is located in the Quality Inn, and if you are looking for great food in a relaxed atmosphere, this is the place to go. The menu includes a number of appetizers and salads if you are looking for something on the lighter side. For something heavier, try one of the gourmet pizzas, which come with your choice of toppings for less than $10. In addition, the hamburgers here are some of the best in town. The lounge is a great place to stop after a show at the nearby IMAX Entertainment Complex or Shoji Tabuchi Theatre.

You do not have to be in Branson long before discovering that you are in the middle of the "Bible Belt." Many of the residents here are deeply religious, and they are proud of it. This wonderfully staged show opened in 1996. Through song and speech, the 50-member cast works hard to depict the life of Jesus Christ. The costumes, sets and live animals help to make every scene look realistic. This show has become extremely popular, playing to standing room only crowds on most days. The venue is open Tuesday to Sunday from 3 p.m.

This huge complex houses some of the best entertainment venues in Branson. You will find an assortment of things to do such as shopping, dining, live shows and the IMAX Theater. For shopping, you can drop in and browse at such stores as Bell's, D&D Leather and Fabulous Fakes. If you get the munchies either before or after the movie, you can grab a bite at Quizno's, McFarlain's, or Breadeaux Pizza. Live performances take place at Remember When Theater.

The waters of Table Rock Lake reflect the emerald sky all day and shimmer in the moonlight all night, providing a backdrop for one of Branson's finest dining experiences. Be prepared to spare no expense at this restaurant, where wood paneling and marble veneer mix to create an opulent environment. Chef Doug Knopp has been called a master by writers and reviewers, and for good reason. His sorghum-glazed salmon, caper-whipped potatoes, and beets glazed in lemon butter and honey have received national attention. Dinner entrees are pricey, ranging from $20-38, but this is a four-diamond hotel and restaurant. Knopp's desserts are also nationally acclaimed. The local favorite is the Southern Pecan tort ($9.50).

The Library Lounge of Missouri's only AAA Four-Diamond Hotel, the Chateau on the Lake, has been a local hot spot since opening in 1997. The evening gathering place is just off the resort's 10-story lobby, and has undergone a $600,000 makeover. This warm, relaxing environment includes a beautiful stone fireplace and comfortable chairs where one can socialize with friends or curl up with a good book.

The Branson Variety Theater in West Branson is one of the premier entertainment venues in the city. Presenting, as the name suggests, a variety of shows, spanning genres of theater, this venue usually hosts the productions of the world-famous English producer David King. So, head on over to this theater with your group of friends or family, and enjoy an entertaining performance or two. See the website for further information on upcoming shows and other details.