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Celebrate the season with a traditional holiday meal and soulful sets from the Nashville Tribute Band and Due West at Ebenezer's in Bryce Canyon City. This intimate, two-hour evening pairs hearty food with live harmony against the dramatic hoodoos of Bryce Canyon.
Celebrate the season with a traditional holiday meal and soulful sets from the Nashville Tribute Band and Due West at Ebenezer's in Bryce Canyon City. This intimate, two-hour evening pairs hearty food with live harmony against the dramatic hoodoos of Bryce Canyon.
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At 110 E Ctr St in Bryce Canyon City, Utah, the Christmas Dinner Show at Ebenezer's transforms a small desert town into a warm, music-filled holiday stage. For two hours each December evening, locals and visitors gather for a traditional holiday meal followed by live sets from the Nashville Tribute Band and Due West. The event pairs down-to-earth hospitality with a chance to hear close-harmony gospel-inflected country in a setting defined by high desert air and the nearby hoodoos of Bryce Canyon. Arrive early and you can step out between courses to catch a clear view of the Paunsaugunt Plateau and the amphitheater of hoodoos that make this region unique: layers of limestone and sandstone sculpted by frost and wind into spires and fins. Those geological features—Bryce's hoodoos—are the area's signature backdrop and a reminder that this holiday evening sits at the edge of a national park established in 1928. The evening follows an easy, guest-friendly flow: settle at Ebenezer's to enjoy the communal meal, then lean back as the Nashville Tribute Band and Due West move through hymns, seasonal standards, and earnest harmonies. The production is simple and sincere, which is part of its appeal: the music complements the meal without overwhelming conversation, and the room feels like a gathering rather than a theater. With tickets priced accessibly, the show has become one of the few annual events that explicitly mark the start of holiday season for locals and winter-bound visitors alike. Why this is special: you’re combining two experiences rarely found together—front-row live country gospel on the same night you’re dining near one of America’s most singular geological wonders. The intimate scale (group size listed at eight) and the community-minded atmosphere of Ruby's Inn venues make the evening feel personal. Whether you’re finishing a day of rim hikes or arriving by road-tripper's timetable, the Dinner Show is an easy, festive way to plug into local rhythms. Practical notes: the program runs roughly 6:45–9:15 PM, comes with a traditional holiday menu, and accommodates English-speaking guests. Tickets are $50 plus tax and spaces sell out quickly; the listed group size is eight, so booking ahead at Ruby's Inn is strongly recommended. The schedule (arrive 6:45–7:15 PM, dinner 7:30–8:00 PM, performances 8:00–9:15 PM) keeps the evening compact and travel-friendly for those heading back to lodges. It’s a low-key, low-stress way to celebrate: plan for layered clothing, a camera for candid stage shots, and a mindset tuned to quiet joy rather than big production. This event is ideal for travelers who want culture and comfort after a day exploring the hoodoos.
The program runs roughly 6:45–9:15 PM and lasts about two hours, including dinner and performances.
Tickets cover a traditional holiday dinner and access to the live performances by the Nashville Tribute Band and Due West; price listed at $50 plus tax.
Yes, the Dinner Show is suitable for families; organizers recommend checking age restrictions if you have very young children.
Specific dietary accommodation details are not listed; contact the venue ahead of time to confirm options.
Guests should arrive at Ebenezer's (110 E Ctr St) between 6:45 and 7:15 PM for check-in and seating.
Bryce Canyon City offers local parking near the venue; arrive early if you need a close spot during peak holiday times.
Ruby's Inn is a long-standing activity provider based in Bryce Canyon City, Utah, offering guided horseback rides, mountain-bike and E‑Bike rentals, and horse-drawn wagon tours adjacent to Bryce Canyon and Red Canyon. The operation focuses on multi-hour trail experiences that showcase local geology, historic outlaw trails, and seasonal scenery. Riders can choose from a 6-hour All Day Ride through Casto and Losee Canyons, a 4-hour Thunder Mountain Ride along narrow ridgelines, multiple 3-hour Half Day Horseback Adventure departures into Losee Canyon, or a 50-minute Wagon Ride through the National Forest. For self-guided exploration, E‑Bike rentals and hardtail mountain-bike rentals are available by the half-day or full-day. Tours accommodate a range of abilities: several horseback options welcome beginners while longer trail rides target intermediate to experienced riders. Safety protocols include guided groups, professionally maintained horses and bikes, and routes on established trails in Red Canyon and surrounding public lands. Ruby's Inn operates from a recognizable hub in Bryce Canyon City that serves lodging and visitor services for park travelers. Its proximity to Bryce Canyon National Park and Red Canyon makes it a practical choice for visitors seeking efficient access to scenic trails and photo viewpoints. With consistently offered tour formats and clear activity descriptions, Ruby's Inn provides transparent booking options and straightforward expectations for guests seeking horseback, biking, or wagon experiences near Bryce Canyon. Staff knowledge of local routes and seasonal conditions helps guests choose the right trip length and difficulty for families, solo travelers, and small groups and event bookings.
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