Doug Gabriel to Present Valentine Show at Woodlands

Branson’s “Mr. Entertainment,” Doug Gabriel will present a concert to celebrate Valentine’s Day on Friday, Feb. 15th at the Woodlands Auditorium in Hot Springs Village, at 7:30pm.

The concert is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Greater Hot Springs Village and will benefit the club’s charitable efforts for children in the area. Tickets are general admission for $25 each.  It may be a day late, but you can still celebrate with your date.

Doug was here in 2016 for a show acclaimed by many as the highlight of the year, and has since been named Branson’s 2018 “Entertainer of the Year.” He is Branson’s most awarded performer, having won multiple awards as Male Vocalist of the year (12), Morning show of the year (9), and Instrumentalist of the year (4).

Doug and his family including wife Cheryl, sons Josh and Jordon, and daughter Jasmine perform all styles of music from country to rock and gospel to patriotic. Doug is one of the longest running performers in Branson and has had his own show for 25 years and it is still going strong.

This is a great opportunity to see an outstanding Branson show at the Woodlands Auditorium on DeSoto Blvd. in Hot Springs Village without having to travel or pay higher Branson prices.

Tickets are available at the Woodlands ticket office, 501-922-4231, Monday to Friday from 9 till 2, online at www.hsvticketsales.com, or any member of the Kiwanis club of GHSV.

 

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