Log in
Arts and Entertainment
Sort by: Featured Most recent
247 results total, viewing 121 - 140
Former Sedalian Samuel Stokes, Ph.D., now living in Louisiana and a 1998 Smith-Cotton High School graduate, will perform some of his original compositions with the Sedalia Symphony on Monday, Oct. 7. Photos courtesy of Sam Stokes
Sedalia native returns to play with the Sedalia Symphony
Those attending the first Sedalia Symphony concert of the 2024 season will be pleased to know that a Sedalia native and former Symphony Scholarship recipient will perform on Monday, Oct. 7. more
|
Youri Cansell, originally from Metz, France, explains his large mural to docents on Thursday, Sept. 19, in the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Cansell, 36, also known as Mantra, is a self-taught artist and naturalist who depicts the natural work with his art. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Special to the Democrat
Daum opens new show featuring French native
As one walks into State Fair Community College and passes the many windows of the Goddard Gallery, one can see a large reflection of a butterfly and moth in the windows — this lets one know they are in for a treat at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. more
|
Allen Taylor teaches fifth and sixth grade social studies ad Green Ridge. Most days he is know to wear green. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Teacher Allen Taylor is passionate about Green Ridge, wearing green
Allen Taylor teaches fifth and sixth grade social studies at Green Ridge Elementary. Taylor is a tall, lanky young man who towers above his students. more
|
Lillian Seymour (Suzanne Peterson) and Kate Bixley (Jessica Jones) help Mystery author Crane Hammond (Amber Harshner) to her feet following a big stampede through her house during a dress rehearsal for "Exit the Body" on Tuesday, Sept. 17, at the Hayden Liberty Center. The play will open at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20.  Photo courtesy of Ruthie Hart
Liberty Center to present 'Exit the Body'
"Exit the Body," a who-done-it mystery/comedy will open at the Hayden Liberty Center on Friday, Sept. 20. more
|
Author DeAnna Anderson, of Pleasant Hill and a former State Fair Community College student, is announcing her new book, "Scars & Souvenirs: A Memoir of an American Family Living Outside of the United States." Photo courtesy of DeAnna Anderson
Former SFCC student writes memoir about living in Cameroon
Nonfiction author DeAnna Anderson, a former State Fair Community College student and previous Leeton resident, has written a memoir about living in the African country of Cameroon for six years. more
|
Sedalia photographer Kathryn Marshall is the Liberty Center Association for the Arts artist-in-residence for September. Marshall will be at the Hayden Liberty Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each Saturday of the month. The public is invited to stop and visit with her. Photo courtesy of Kathryn Marshall
LCAA to host many activities during September
The Liberty Center Association for the Arts is hosting several events during September, including children's art programs, a play, and art shows. more
|
A quilt by artist Linda Fisher that will be on display beginning on Monday, August 19 at the University of Central Missouri Art Gallery. 
Juried Quilt Exhibition “In or Out: Perspectives in Fiber” debuts at UCM Art Gallery
WARRENSBURG — The University of Central Missouri Gallery of Art and Design opened a new exhibition titled “In or Out: Perspectives in Fiber,” a juried exhibition of art quilts on Monday, Aug. 19. more
|
The Liberty Center Association for the Arts WingFest 2024, which was hosted in July and included a concert, was a success. Concert Committee Member Joe Fischer said they hope to make WingFest an annual event Photo courtesy of the Liberty Center Association of the Arts
LCAA offers upcoming concerts and entertainment
Music fans will be happy to note that concerts and entertainment at the Haden Liberty Center will continue throughout the rest of 2024. more
|
Artist Allan Winkler, of Kansas City, stands among his art installation on Friday, Aug. 9, in the Missouri State Fair Fine Arts Building. Winkler said the work took 12 years to make and two days to install. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Winkler showcases metal art at MSF exhibit
The Missouri State Fair Fine Arts Building is sporting a new way of viewing art this year, with an installation of dozens of metal cutouts hanging from the ceiling in its upstairs gallery. more
|
Claire Walker, of Chillicothe, was crowned the 2024 Missouri State Fair Queen in a ceremony hosted Thursday, Aug. 8, during the State Fair. Walker is the 19-year-old daughter of Brice and Tiffany Walker and attends the University of Missouri-Columbia. Photo courtesy of the Missouri State Fair
Claire Walker of Chillicothe, crowned the Missouri State Fair Queen
Claire Walker, 19, of Chillicothe, was named the 2024 Missouri State Fair Queen in a ceremony hosted on Thursday, Aug. 8. more
|
A participant in the Exceptional Rodeo at the Missouri State Fair on Friday, Aug. 9, prepares to rope a "calf" at the Mathewson Exhibition Center. The event was the 32nd annual Exceptional Rodeo hosted by the Center for Human Services. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
CHS hosts Exceptional Rodeo at the Fair
Smiles and laughter filled the Mathewson Exhibition Center at the Missouri State Fair on Friday, Aug. 9, as 275 individuals from 10 counties participated in the 32nd annual Exceptional Rodeo. more
|
On Wednesday, Aug. 7, visitors to the Missouri State Fair Top 50 exhibit await hearing the winners announced during an evening reception. A ceiling art installation by Allan Winkler, featuring various metal mobiles, enhanced the reception. Winkler is the artist-in-residence in the Fine Arts Building for the first five days of the MSF. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Missouri State Fair hosts Top 50 art reception
Artists from the region gathered Wednesday, Aug. 7 in the Fine Arts Building for a traditional MSF Top 50 art reception and award announcements. more
|
On Thursday, Aug. 1, India McCullough, owner of The Art Room, prepares to remove a ceramic piece from a mold in her pour room at the shop located at 304 W. Main St. McCullough purchased the business almost a year ago and now has 400K followers on Facebook and TikTok. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Viral videos put The Art Room on the map
With thousands of ceramic molds, The Art Room is providing a fun place for gatherings, gifts, and parties for residents from across the region.  more
|
The Liberty Center Association of the Arts is  sponsoring a trip to Louisville, Kentucky in November. Photo courtesy of Liberty Center Association for the Arts
LCAA to host a trip to Louisville this fall
The Liberty Center Association for the Arts is hosting its first excursion in November and is now accepting reservations for a trip to Louisville, Kentucky. more
|
Roman Sebastian, of Warsaw, has an art exhibit at J&D Pharmacy in Warsaw. Sebastian is also an author of five books, a poet, and a musician. He often gets his artistic inspiration from dreams while he is sleeping at night. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Dreams inspire Sebastian's variety of art
WARSAW — It is not often that one can capture dreams into words, art, and music. more
|
On Thursday, July 18, Senior Pastor Jeremiah Greever of First Baptist Church holds his newly published book, "The Biblical Man: Becoming the Man God Made You to Be," which encourages men to thrive and be successful on God. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Teaching men to thrive and grow
A local pastor has written his first pastoral book, encouraging men to thrive and become what God made them to be. more
|
The rock 'n' roll band Foreigner will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 8, at the Missouri State Fair. This year is the band's Historic Farewell Tour. It will also be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Oct. 19. Photo courtesy of Foreigner
Foreigner to perform at the MSF on Thursday, Aug. 8
Well-known rock 'n' roll band Foreigner will perform the first night of the Missouri State Fair on Thursday, Aug. 8, on the State Fair Grandstand. The band is on its Historic Farewell Tour and will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Oct. 19. more
|
On Thursday, July 11, Grant Kniffen, the juror for the Trail's End Western Art Show, discusses a piece by Doug Kiburz, of Sedalia, with Liberty Center Gallery Committee Member Victoria Weaver. The show opened at the Hayden Liberty Center Thursday night, with an artist reception.  Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
LCAA hosts second Trail's End Western Art Show
Liberty Center Association for the Arts is hosting the Trail's End Western Art Show, which opened Thursday, July 11, with an artist's reception and award announcement. more
|
On Saturday, July 6, in Blackwater, a 1951 Ford Anglia appears to be looking at visitors as they peruse a wide variety of vehicles in the Madd Mayor Rod and Custom Car Show. The annual show brought in a crowd on Saturday. During the day, the Blackwater Preservation Society also hosted a ribbon cutting of the town’s turn-of-the-century Cold Smoke House. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
PHOTOS: Blackwater hosts annual Madd Mayor Car Show
A young family shows their patriotic spirit on Friday, July 5, during the annual Sedalia Independence Day Parade. The family was riding on the back of a truck representing Haulotte Construction of Sedalia. The parade was sponsored by the Sedalia Parks & Recreation Department, and the theme was "United We Stand." Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
PHOTOS: Sedalia celebrates Independence Day with a parade
« Prev | 1 … 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 … 13 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
X
© Copyright 2025 Sedalia Democrat
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions
X