Liberty Plaza is a welcoming outdoor gathering space located in Historic Downtown Branson at 114 W. Pacific Street. Since opening in 2017, the plaza has become a scenic destination for community events, live entertainment, and special occasions in the heart of downtown.
The plaza honors veterans and military families with a memorial statue and commemorative medallions recognizing those who have served. Guests will also find public restrooms, a nearby Sparky the Downtown Trolley stop, and convenient access to Historic Downtown Branson attractions, restaurants, and shopping.
Stage Rental
Liberty Plaza features a 17' x 28' stage area available by reservation only for performances, weddings, and organized events. For information about reserving the stage, contact Branson Parks and Recreation at 417-335-2368 or bransonparksinfo@bransonmo.gov.
The History of Liberty Plaza
The site also holds an important place in Branson history. The property was once home to Branson’s original city hall, community center, and the Taneyhills Library. It also served as the location of one of Branson’s earliest music shows, performed by the Mabe Brothers—later known as the Baldknobbers—in a small basement auditorium on the property.
Visitors may also notice references to the historic Liberty Tree throughout the plaza. The old-growth oak, once located along Lake Taneycomo, served as a landmark and gathering place for generations before its removal in the early 2000s. Today, its legacy continues through Liberty Plaza.
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