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Barbara Fairchild Diner

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Barbara Fairchild Diner, located at the Victorian Village, offers an amazing performance and a great meal after the show.

Went to see Barbara Fairchild and it was absolutely awesome! I heard come in a stranger and leave as a friend How true! She welcomes you as if you were a long lost friend. Have seen her again in our home town and the show was just as great. A must to see!

Barbara and Roy have been performing in Branson for over a decade. They share an uplifting message that is sure to inspire her audience. Her fans say "to see her is to love her" and with her upbeat personality she makes everyone feel good.

Barbara has been entertaining audiences since she was just five years old. She won a Grammy nomination in 1973 with her country chart topper, Teddy Bear Song. She had many other hits including Baby Doll and Kid Stuff. Since 1991 Barbara has been recognized in the Southern gospel music field with songs such as Could You Walk A Mile, Turn Right and Go Straight, Apples of Gold and Uncommon Love.

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Steve Hall - Albany, IN

She moved to Branson in 1992 to perform in the Mel Tillis Show. In 1993, she started producing and performing in her own show for years afterward.

She and husband Roy Morris continue to work for veterans' causes and during the Veterans' Homecoming Week offer a special "Tribute to Veterans" service.

Two types of ticket selections are available. You may choose a ticket with or without the delicious meal after the performance. The meal is served in the 1950s styled diner that Barbara designed to accommodate her audiences.

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