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The performance is the finale of the Landing’s 2006 free concert season at its town square. Concerts were performed for 13 weekend evenings throughout the summer.
Sunday’s show begins at 6 p.m. Landing officials expect the Symphony concert to become an annual event.
Williams is a longtime Branson performer with his own Moon River Theatre along Highway 76.
Also this weekend, the Landing begins its monthlong recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
The promenade on Sunday will be illuminated in pink as a tribute to breast cancer survivors, patients and caretakers. Lanie Beetsma, Mrs. Missouri, will meet and greet customers with pink rosebuds, and healing-themed gift baskets will be raffled off during the afternoon with net proceeds going to the Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks.
Some Landing retailers will offer special merchandise and pink beverages to participate in the tribute. A list of participating retailers will be available at information tables Sunday.
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