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University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance students rehearse for “Remember the Dance,” which will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 15 at the James L. Highlander Theatre. Photo courtesy of the University of Central Missouri
UCM Theatre and Dance's ‘Remember the Dance’ returns for benefit performance
University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance will once again perform its original dance play, “Remember the Dance,” at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 15 at the James L. Highlander Theatre. more
A participant, Mallory Graves, and a "buddy" volunteer, Neal Yeater, give bright smiles at the 2023 Sedalia Night to Shine. This year, the event will be hosted from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9 at the First United Methodist Church Celebration Center. Photos courtesy of the Sedalia Night to Shine
Night to Shine touches heartstrings

Sedalia's Night to Shine offers prom event for special needs individuals.

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Liberty Center Association for the Arts will host its fundraising gala, "Speak Easy the Celebration of the Century: Take 2," on Jan. 27. Tickets are available now. Photo courtesy of Liberty Center Association for the Arts
Liberty Center Association for the Arts to host speakeasy fundraising gala

Sedalia's Liberty Center to host speakeasy fundraiser Jan. 27.

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Brandy Von Holten's third children's book, "Adventure at Von Holten Ranch-Chalkboard," is now available.  Photo courtesy of Brandy Von Holten
Entertainment Briefs Jan. 5
Von Holten publishes third children's book more
On Thursday, Dec. 28, Linda Hoover, 77, the former president of the Sedalia Visual Art Association, passes a folder of information to new SVAA President Dustin Schmidt. Hoover, who was president for eight years, is stepping down due to health concerns. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Artist Dustin Schmidt takes the helm of Sedalia Visual Arts Association
Sedalia Visual Art Association President Linda Hoover has passed the baton to Dustin Schmidt, a well-known Sedalia artist. more
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Stephanie White poses with her children’s book, “The Calf on My Farm.” White is a fifth-generation farmer who saw a need to educate children on the life of the American farmer. She and her husband, Andrew, own a farm north of Warrensburg. Photo courtesy of Stephanie White 
A fifth-generation farmer writes books for children
A fifth-generation Warrensburg farmer is writing books to educate children on the life of the American farmer. more
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On Thursday, Dec. 21, Liz Kehl, owner of Sedalia Strings Academy LLC in downtown Sedalia, gives a violin lesson to Preslee Moon, a fourth grader at Sacred Heart School. Moon played "Away in a Manger" for the Sunday afternoon Christmas Eve Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Parish St. Patrick Church. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalia Strings Academy provides lessons for all ages
Fostering a love for music, the Sedalia String Academy LLC provides lessons for all age groups and plans to expand into a larger downtown facility soon. more
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Donna and David Grygierczyk pose under the 41-foot-tall Tribute Tree at the Country Christmas Acres in Knob Noster. After 41 years, the couple has decided that 2023 will be the last Christmas season for their annual holiday light show and display.  Photo by Annelia Nixon | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Country Acres Christmas Lights open for final season in Knob Noster
KNOB NOSTER – After 41 years, Country Acres Christmas Lights founders Donna and David Grygierczyk are letting go of their annual Christmas light show. more
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“Music Note Snowman" is one of the holiday-themed works by Tara Dunbar on display in the Warrensburg Community Center. Photo courtesy of Mid-Missouri Artists
Entertainment Briefs Dec. 22
Mid-Missouri Artists in several shows more
The Liberty Center Association for the Arts Concert Committee is planning entertainment for the 2024 season. Many concerts take place outdoors on The Lot. LCAA Board Member Don Luper is constructing the fence along West Sixth Street and South Osage Avenue.  Photo courtesy of the Liberty Center Association for the Arts
LCAA Concert Committee making plans for 2024
Liberty Center Association for the Arts Concert Committee is making plans for the upcoming year with ideas to expand and enhance the outdoor concert lot. more
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Entertainment Briefs for Dec. 15
Liberty Center news for this week more
A bare tree is colorful again for the winter season as it is covered in twinkle lights amid dozens of holiday light displays on Wednesday evening, Dec. 13 at Light Up Liberty in Liberty Park. Photo by Nicole Cooke | Democrat
Light Up Liberty adds 24 new displays
Light Up Liberty grows brighter each Christmas as new light displays are added yearly. This year, Sedalia Parks and Recreation has added 24 new scenes that make the holiday all the more festive for Sedalians. more
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Tuesday morning, Dec. 12, artist Christine Finley, formerly of Sedalia but now living in New York, works on one of two murals at the new Rea Funeral Chapel slated to open the first week of January. Finley hopes the work will bring comfort and peace to those who are bereaved. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Finley creates murals and paintings for new Rea Funeral Chapel
As the future location for Rea Funeral Chapel on West 16th Street nears completion, international artist Christine Finley, formerly of Sedalia but now working in New York, is adding artwork that brings comfort and peace to those who are bereaved. more
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A blowup of Santa Claus and his reindeer on a sled is part of the new holiday light display at Lion's Lake, hosted by Warrensburg Parks and Recreation. The lights at the holiday display turn on at 5:30 p.m. every day. Photo by Annelia Nixon | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Warrensburg Parks and Recreation lights up Lion’s Lake
WARRENSBURG – Warrensburg Parks and Recreation opened its first lighted holiday display at Lion’s Lake on Thursday, Nov. 30. more
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Dino Kartsonakis, a well-known pianist, will present a free concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10, at Cornerstone Baptist Church. The concert is a gift to the community from the Page family of Heckart Funeral Home. Photo courtesy of Dino Kartsonakis
Well-known pianist Dino to play free concert on Sunday
Sedalian's will be in for a special holiday treat with a free piano concert by well-known and award-winning musician Dino this Sunday. more
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Friday morning, students with Clarksburg C-2 School District reviewed artwork in the Goddard Gallery at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Fifth through eighth-grade students participated in the Daum Escape, which teaches critical thinking skills through art. The Daum's VTS or Visual Thinking Strategy program brings in students from Sedalia and surrounding communities. The program is made possible through the support of the Missouri Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Photos: Daum Escape teaches critical thinking through art
The "horrible Herdmans," the six surly characters on stage right, could easily turn "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" into the worst Christmas pageant ever as they are really only in it for the snacks. The Hayden Liberty Center will present the play this weekend. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Liberty Center to present 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever' this weekend
This week, the Hayden Liberty Center will host a light-hearted play with music. Not quite a musical, the play will still have Christmas music and even a chance to sing along. more
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Santa Claus waves to the crowd from high atop a Sedalia fire truck at the end of the Christmas Parade on Saturday evening, Dec. 2. A drizzling rain let up just in time for the annual parade through downtown Sedalia. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Photos: Christmas Parade brings good cheer on a rainy night
The Sedalia Chorale will present its Winter Concert on Sunday, Dec. 10, at Wesley United Methodist Church. Photo courtesy of the Sedalia Chorale
Sedalia Chorale to perform annual Winter Concert
Under the direction of Britt Faaborg, the Sedalia Chorale will present its Winter Concert on Sunday, Dec. 10. more
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Entertainment Briefs for Dec. 1
Marshall Philharmonic Orchestra to perform concert more
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