Liberty Center Association For the Arts

The Liberty Center in downtown Sedalia hosted the latest art showcase for the students of Smith-Cotton High School on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

Take a trip to 1960 for the funniest installment yet of the 'Church Basement Ladies.' It's coming to the Liberty Center here in Sedalia for a one-time performance on Tuesday, Jan. 28. This show is a hilarious romp from the past that resonates with audiences of today.  If you've heard of the show or if you haven't, you'll find something to like.

'A Sedalia Christmas' is a multimedia play written in celebration of Sedalia's holiday traditions and celebrations from 1866-1969. It was written by Sedalia native Becky Imhauser, and local actors and actresses portray Sedalians and the events that shaped their lives.

The Liberty Center Association of the Arts is planning on some fun this week. They're going to have a huge musical production coming up next year, and you can get involved!

The holidays are full of magic and excitement.  Everybody in our area is thinking of what their plans might be or which events to attend to make this season special.  One way you can do that is with A Sedalia Christmas.

The Liberty Center Association for the Arts put on their first Midsummer Night Soiree at the Sedalia Country Club and debuted the new outdoor patio. About 100 people attended the event, which featured hors d'oeuvres, art, body art, pictures by the paper moon, poetry and more.

The Liberty Center Association For the Arts will debut the new patio at the Country Club with a Midsummer Night's Soiree this Saturday night (June 22) at 7 p.m. This event will not only be a fundraiser, but will also will mark the announcement of the STAR (Sedalia's Top Arts Recipient) Award.