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Entertainment Briefs for Feb. 3
SVAA to host Spring Fling Show more
The 400 block of South Ohio Avenue will be bustling with food trucks, live music and happy shoppers First Thursdays as Sedalia Main Streets brings the “mini-fair” each month April through October.
Sedalia Main Streets lures people downtown
The Sedalia Main Streets board has been formed from the members of the Central Business and Cultural District board, and is already familiar with the needs of local merchants to lure people downtown. more
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NoBro will host its last Art Walk from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday at Lamy’s. Several local and area artists will display their work in the lobby, including work by Sedalia artist Sarah Keating, owner of Pressed for Time Designs.
NoBro to host last art walk on Saturday
NoBro will host its last indoor Art Walk on Saturday with 11 local and area artists participating, although it will remain involved with the Sedalia art, music, and food scene. more
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Old Drum Open Mic to host event
Old Drum Open Mic will feature music, stories, poetry, and essays for its next program from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2 at Java Junction, 118 N. Holden St. in downtown Warrensburg. more
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Steve Bertani
Lyceum's Bertani speaks about upcoming season
The Lyceum Theatre in Arrow Rock is in full swing to begin its 2023 season. On Friday, Steve Bertani, managing director, will be in Sedalia and Warrensburg, speaking about the season and meeting with sponsors and donors. more
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State Fair Community College athlete Jaida Shipp stops during her run to look at the Kaysinger Art Contest displayed in the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center. The Kaysinger Art Contest consists of pieces from Cole Camp, Green Ridge, La Monte, Northwest, Otterville, Sacred Heart, Stover, Tipton and Windsor students. 
Photos: Kaysinger Art Contest displayed at SFCC
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In April 2022, the Sedalia CASA Art Exhibit featured many works by local and area artist that represented Sexual Assault Awareness Month. CASA is seeking art submission for this year’s show slated for April 1 at the Home and Garden Show hosted at the Mathewson Exhibition Center.
CASA to host second annual art show
Sedalia CASA is hosting its second annual Art Exhibition in April and is seeking entries for the free event. more
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Smith-Cotton New Score performs during the show choir community reveal on Jan. 19. 
Smith-Cotton to host Show-Me Classic next month
On Feb. 4, a chorus of dancing voices from 17 schools across the state will compete for the title of grand champion at the Smith-Cotton Show-Me Classic. more
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On Thursday morning, Garry Holstein, the director/curator of the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, talks with State Fair Community College Art 1 and 2 students. Holstein explained the new ceramics show "Coalescence" to the students as they toured the exhibit in the Freed Gallery.
Ceramics show provides a visual feast
A visual feast is in store for those who visit the new ceramics exhibit at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, which opened on Thursday. more
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Tuesday morning, Sedalia artist Chester Lux explains how he will create a floor with recycled wood as his dog Blade watches. Lux is refurbishing a two-story house on South Ohio Avenue, which will be his studio. He is using his creativity to construct a rustic/steampunk aesthetic.
Local artist creates steampunk studio
Not a typical restoration project, a two-story house on South Ohio Avenue is being turned into an artistic endeavor with recycled wood and mirrors. It will eventually become an art studio. more
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Doris Thurston prepares to read the Langston Hughes poem, "Let America Be America Again," Monday, Jan. 16 during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at Burns Freewill Baptist Church. Hughes wrote the poem in 1935 while traveling from New York to Ohio to see his mother, who was ill. Thurston said Hughes discusses the nature of dreams and who gets to have those dreams.
Photos: Sedalia celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
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The 33rd annual Boys and Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri fundraiser, "An Evening in Old Hollywood," will feature the live Kansas City band Super Star Mafia on Saturday, Feb. 18. 
Hollywood glamour is the theme for BGC fundraiser
This year, glamour and the glitz of Hollywood is the theme for the Boys and Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri’s 33rd annual fundraiser. more
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Bob Hladick and his daughter enjoy the 24th annual Cupid's Ball Saturday night in the Smith-Cotton High School cafeteria. 
Cupid's Ball celebrates with 'Enchanted Evening'
The 24th annual Cupids Ball, "Enchanted Evening," saw 382 guests enjoy dancing, crafts, face painting, photo stations and light refreshments at Smith-Cotton High School Saturday night, Jan. 21. more
Thursday morning, guest instructor Barbara Mathis Miller, of Kansas City, smiles as she asks eighth grade Smith-Cotton Junior High orchestra students to play their “A” string. SCJH students practiced with Miller on Thursday and Friday and will present a Stringfest Concert at the school at 3:30 p.m. Friday. The Sedalia Symphony Society sponsors the concert.
Students prep for Symphony-sponsored Stringfest
On Thursday and Friday, orchestra students at Smith-Cotton Junior High received instruction from a guest string teacher with their efforts cumulating in the annual Stringfest concert hosted on Friday. more
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Entertainment Briefs for Jan. 21
Mid-Missouri Artists to Feature Sharing of Work in Progress more
On Wednesday, Sally Hayden stands with two prints from paintings, “Father Forgive Them,” left, and “Prince of Peace: The Resurrection,” by the artist Akiane Kramarik. The artist, a child art prodigy, saw the face of Jesus in a vision and painted the pieces at age 8 and 9. Sally’s father, Bob Hayden, touched by the art and its significance, donated the pieces to the Hayden Liberty Center.
Hayden family shares spiritual artwork
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been update to state that Bob Hayden is sharing the artwork not donating it.  more
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Warrensburg artist Gary Cadwallader stands with two of his paintings, "Blue Morpho," left, and "The Birth of Venus.” Cadwallader has a new two-room exhibit at the Hayden Liberty Center. The Liberty Center will host an artist reception for him from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday.
Warrensburg artist exhibits at Liberty Center
An exhibit filled with bright colors and large paintings opens on Thursday at the Hayden Liberty Center. Warrensburg artist Gary Cadwallader has around 20 paintings featuring watercolor, … more
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All 26 male contestants stand together at the beginning of the first episode of “FBoy Island.”
Former Sedalian stars on reality TV show
A former Sedalia resident starred on season two of the hit reality TV show “FBoy Island” in 2022.  Kyland Hewett-Newbill, 25, was born and raised in Sedalia until the end of … more
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Ruby Cox, left, Mia Jones, and Hadley Newton, doing the splits, strike a pose during rehearsal for their upcoming Saturday recital at the Smith-Cotton Junior High. The girls are students with Dance with Grace through the Sedalia Parks & Recreation Department. Grace Belnap directs the Dance with Grace program.
Dance with Grace to host Winter Recital
After weeks of practice, young dance students will present their routines this Saturday at Smith-Cotton Junior High Students enrolled in the Sedalia Parks and Recreation program, Dance with … more
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Students of Studio A Dance Conservatory perform during a dress rehearsal Wednesday night for their annual "Suite Dreams: A Tale of the Nutcracker." The ballet will be presented at 6:30 p.m. Friday and 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Heckart Performing Arts Center. SADC owner Anna Crumley Nelson is the director.
Nutcracker ballet opens Friday
Tchaikovsky's magical "Nutcracker Suite" is mixed with precision youthful ballet dancers to create the ninth annual "Suite Dreams: A Tale of the Nutcracker," hosted this weekend at the Heckart … more
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