Andy Williams Performing Arts Center Wins Beautification Award



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          Andy Williams Performing Arts Center Wins Beautification Award


The Andy Williams Performing Arts Center is proud to announce that it has won the City Beautification Award. The Tree Board presents Beautification Awards to commercial properties that have made significant landscaping improvements and have helped to make Branson, Missouri a better place to live, work, and visit.

Theatre Manager, Icy Wyatt accepted the award on behalf of Jimmy Osmond. "We are honored that the theatre is receiving this recognition," Wyatt says. "We also want to acknowledge our landscaper, Green Side Up, and Jim Contreras, who takes care of the Koi pond and does maintenance on the grounds on a daily basis."

The Andy Williams Performing Arts Center's design reflects the beauty and environmental integrity for the surrounding Ozark Mountains. The 48,000 square foot structure is set among 16 acres landscaped with foliage, rock formations, waterfalls, and a rippling stream. It won the 1992 Conservation Award for Developed Land Use from the State of Missouri and is the only theatre ever to be featured in Architectural Digest.


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