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Entertainment Briefs for Oct. 31
Lamine Schoolhouse to host Pie Supper more
Warrensburg artist Jo Narron offers small paintings and cards at her table at the Hayden Liberty Center on Saturday, Oct. 25. Narron was one of several artists selling work at the Liberty Center in conjunction with Sedalia Main Street's Witches Day Out Halloween event. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Witches' Day Out casts creative spell on downtown Sedalia
Sedalia Main Street's annual Witches' Day Out, a Halloween-themed event, allowed Sedalians to enjoy artwork and a wine stroll on Saturday, Oct. 25. more
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Kansas City artist Bryce Holt speaks to a crowd on Wednesday, Oct. 22, about his work now showing at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Holt’s paintings include a “snapshot” narrative beside each work. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Kansas City artist Bryce Holt speaks at Daum Museum
Kansas City artist Bryce Holt not only paints but also narrates stories along with his artwork. more
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Sedalia musician and singer/songwriter Jake Reno will release his first music video, “Turquoise Cowboy,” soon. Reno is working with Sedalia videographer Yves Andre Exilus, owner of Best Take Media, to create it. Photo courtesy of J's Images
Sedalia musician Jake Reno creates 'Turquoise Cowboy' music video
Since beginning his solo career in 2017 as a musician and singer/songwriter, Sedalia’s Jake Reno has written around 100 original songs under his label Homegrown Original Music and is currently working on his first music video. more
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Warsaw singer/songwriter Cody Dunning has released a new 10-track album, “Rough Patch.” He previously released the album “Wear Your Heart Out” in 2023. Photo courtesy of Heather West
Warsaw's Cody Dunning releases second album 'Rough Patch'
Two years after releasing his first album, Warsaw singer/songwriter Cody Dunning dropped his second album, “Rough Patch,” on Oct. 3. more
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On Saturday, Oct. 11, from left, seated, military veterans, Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Gerald Wolf, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class William Powell, Army Spc.. Henry O’Donnell, Air Force Staff Sgt. Anita McCurdy and Air Force Senior Airman Mel Dunkerley hold their quilts, presented to them by the local chapter of Quilts of Valor. Behind the veterans are family and members of Quilt of Valor. Army Spcc. Jeffery Derr was unable to attend. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Quilts of Valor honors six veterans
Six military veterans were honored on Saturday, Oct. 11, during a ceremony with Quilts of Valor, United We Sew No. 80781 at First Christian Church in Sedalia. more
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The Sedalia Lions Club will host “The Witching Hour" Sip and Stroll event from 2 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25, in downtown Sedalia. The fundraising event is in conjunction with Sedalia Mainstreet’s “Witches Night Out” Halloween event. Photo courtesy of Sedalia Lions Club
Sedalia Lions Club to host 'The Witching Hour' Sip and Stroll
Halloween festivities will be a little sweeter with the Sedalia Lions Club's “The Witching Hour" Sip and Stroll fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 25. more
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Steven and Jennifer Crane, owners of Buttermilk Forty Suri Alpacas, hold a young 10-week-old Oscar on Wednesday night, Oct. 8. The couple began farming alpacas three years ago, and have an alpaca fiber store in their home. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Buttermilk Forty Suri Alpacas welcome visitors, agritourism
Beginning an alpaca farm is no easy feat, but two Pettis County residents decided to give it a try and are pleased with the outcome, and plan to expand agritourism in the area. more
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Saturday morning, Nov. 4, 2023, at the Trail's End Monument, the last sculpture for the monument, the "Indian Scout," was unveiled before a large gathering at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Democrat file photo by Chris Howell
Trails End Monument to celebrate 10th anniversary
Trails End Monument will celebrate its 10th anniversary at the Starline Brass Trails End Plaza on the Missouri State Fairgrounds on Friday, Oct. 17. more
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In December 2024, Eric Poindexter, formerly of Sedalia, performs on the Liberty Center Association for the Arts stage. "An Evening with Eric Poindexter & Friends" will return this year on Dec 12 and 13. LCAA has several plays and stage performances lined up to round out the season. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Liberty Center Association for the Arts rounds out season
With the return of fall, the Liberty Center Association for the Arts is busy rounding out the season with plays and several stage performances. more
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Cole Camp ceramic artist Nicole Brown Garrett stands beside her heavy-duty 300-pound kiln at her studio on Thursday, Sept. 26. The kiln can fire clay at 1,900 degrees and glazes at 2,300 degrees. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Cole Camp's Nicole Brown Garrett finds joy in functional ceramic pottery
COLE CAMP — With a history of working in government, throwing pots and creating functional ceramic pottery is a comfortable side for Cole Camp artist Nicole Brown Garrett. more
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A painting by Sedalia Visual Art Association member Ward Behle, owner of Studio Wardo, is one of many pieces in the SVAA Members’ Show now exhibited at the Sedalia Municipal Building. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalia Visual Artists Association opens new art show at City Hall
For the first time in two years, Sedalia Visual Art Association will host a members’ show in the lobby of the Sedalia Municipal Building. more
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During a dress rehearsal for the Shakespeare play, "As You Like It," Phoebe played by Aalayah Kirkpatrick, on left, and Rosalind as "Ganymede" played by Karigan Skiba act a scene at State Fair Community College on Sunday, Sept. 28.  Photo courtesy of State Fair Community College
State Fair Community College theatre students to present 'As You Like It'
State Fair Community College theatre students will present a romantic comedy Wednesday, Oct. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 5, with the William Shakespeare play, “As You Like It.” more
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Marianne Dashwood (Callie Knoernschild) and the charming John Willoughby (Xander Wilson) giddily embrace at the height of their courtship.
Liberty Center Jr. Theatre presents 'Sense and Sensibility'
A romance steeped in historical inequity, sisterly love, and moral obligation will be presented by Liberty Center Jr. Theatre this weekend through “Sense and Sensibility.” more
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Sedalia PFLAG President Cassie Brown staffs a table at the 2024 Pride Picnic. The 2025 Pride Picnic will take place on Saturday, Sept. 27, at Hubbard Park. The event is open to the public and free of charge. Photo courtesy of Cassie Brown
Pride Picnic to be hosted Saturday
The sixth annual Pride Picnic will take place from on Saturday, Sept. 27, at Hubbard Park, featuring a variety of activities for all ages. more
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Jon Fish is the regional president of BTC Bank and is described as a financial strategist and community leader. Photo courtesy of Sedalia CASA
CASA's Mr. In Her Shoes returns for ninth year
Sedalia Citizens Against Spouse Abuse’s Mr. In Her Shoes fundraising event is returning for its ninth year on Saturday, Oct. 11. more
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On Saturday, Sept. 13, families enjoy a train ride at Liberty Park during the Things That Go/United Way Day in the Park event. United Way of Pettis County kicked off its 2026 Campaign at the event. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
"Things that go!", Day at the Park spark community
Sedalia Parks and Recreation's Things That Go! and the United Way of Pettis County's Day offered a variety of activities for children and adults alike Saturday, Sept. 13, at Liberty Park. more
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Entertainment Briefs for Sept. 16
Save Lives & Support the Liberty Center more
The sixth annual Wings for Wags, presented by Tyson Foods Sedalia and The Local Tap, took place late Saturday afternoon, Sept. 13, in downtown Sedalia at The Local Tap. The popular fundraising event for Retrieving Freedom, Inc. was sold out as of Thursday, Sept. 11. This year, the event featured around 30 barbecue teams. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
PHOTOS: Wings for Wags fundraiser sells out
A youngster gives a bright smile as he shows off his artwork during an art class at the Cooney Studio in 2025. The studio located upstairs at the Hayden Liberty Center is now offering fall and holiday classes. Photo courtesy of the Cooney Studio
Cooney Studio offers fall and holiday classes
As fall weather sets in, the Cooney Studio is opening its autumn and holiday classes, some of which are filling up quickly. more
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