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April 7, 2019

What's Up - Your guide to what's happening in Fayetteville, AR this week!

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ASTONISHING & UNUSUAL AT SILVER DOLLAR CITY BRANSONBULLETIN BRANSONBULLETIN The Festival of Wonder is "A Most Amazing Entertainment Experience" April 10–28 and features performances that are as unexpected as they are entertaining, with elements like pyro theatrics and aerial acrobatics. These are acts from across the globe. Many are TV sensations known for their unique presentations that you won't find anywhere else. Phoenix Fire, the world leader in pyro and special effects theatrics, creates a new dimension of entertainment for the guests of Silver Dollar City, forging a level of entertainment unprecedented at the 1880s-style theme park. This multimedia experience will dominate Red Gold Heritage Hall with lasers, special effects and even fire. With over 20 years of experience, Phoenix Fire, based in Vienna, is regarded as the originators of LED, laser and light performance with pixel programming, black lights, projection mapping and interactive visuals. Joining the ranks of the festival's collection of extraordinary feats of strength and balance is CirqUnique, with five new acts, including the high-flying "Duo Ignite," direct from America's Got Talent, swinging and spinning high above the Opera House stage. Other new acts include the staggering "Wheel of Danger," an 18-foot-tall revolving pendulum, maneuvered by eighth-generation circus performer Jayson Dominguez, and "Rolla Bolla," an America's Got Talent routine from sixth- generation circus performer Axel Perez. Crowd-favorite Maria Wolf, regarded as the best female "Diabolist" in the world, returns to the show, all hosted by comedian Adam Ace. I-Harp Extreme is full of energy, too, with world-renowned harpists Dearbhail Finnegan from Ireland and Marianne Gubri from Italy, and an all-new instrument, the "Laser Harp." Other new acts include a one-man band show and 24-time, world-record-holder Albert Lucas' comedic juggling routine. Additional returning acts include PaintJam with Dan Dunn, high-speed painting techniques on an upside-down canvas, and the adrenaline-pumping troupe X-Pogo, vaulting over 10 feet high above Town Square. For hours and tickets, go to silverdollarcity.com As Dolly Parton's Stampede debuts its 25th season in Branson in 2019, guests will be treated to all the music, friendly competitions, comedic capers and equestrian showmanship they've experienced through the years. First timers and repeat guests make Stampede the most-visited dinner attraction in the world. This high-energy, spectacular show combines special effects, a signature style of entertainment and a fabulous feast to create a truly immersive guest experience. "We love to hear from visitors about their favorite parts of the show, and their kids' reaction to the beautiful horses," said Bryan Cossiboom, Dolly Parton's Stampede general manager. "Often they tell us how they plan to bring back even more family next time." Besides 32 amazing horses, Dolly Parton's Stampede presents a stampede of buffalo, a herd of longhorn steer, hilarious racing pigs and, back by popular demand, the "Canine Capers" rescue dog relay featuring Fly-Ball racing, an agility course and high jump in a "head-to-tail" competition. As contests get underway, guests enjoy the Stampede's signature four- course feast, beginning with the renowned original creamy vegetable soup and homemade buttery biscuit, followed by a whole rotisserie chicken, hickory- smoked barbequed pork loin, buttery corn on the cob, herb-basted potato, apple turnover for dessert and as much Coca-Cola® as they like. Vegetarian meals are available upon request. Dolly Parton's Stampede Dinner Attraction has grown to be "Branson's Most Fun Place to Eat." The company also operates Dolly Parton's Stampede in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, as well as Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show, in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Each of these spectacular shows feature special effects, musical productions and live animals, all served with a fabulous four-course family feast. Guests are encouraged to reserve early, as many shows sell out. Show times and reservations are available by calling (800) 520-5544 or visiting dpstampede.com. THE BEST OF BRANSON Stampede Celebrates 25 Years of Memories in Branson 40 WHAT'S UP! APRIL 7-13, 2019

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