Liberty Center Association for the Arts

This Veterans Day come see “Reflections of Red, White and Blue” at the Hayden Liberty Center, 111 W. Fifth Street.

I'm sure you guys remember a while back we had the pleasure of seeing a funny and touching show come through to our local community theater: The Church Basement Ladies. Well, now they're back for another round of awesomeness!  The ladies are serving it up again in Troupe America’s Christmas musical comedy Away in the Basement: A Church Basement Ladies Christmas.

The Liberty Center Association for the Arts, 111 W. 5th, has announced its fall schedule: Thursday, October 20: An artist’s reception for the premiere art show in the new addition will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The public is invited. F...

If you love mysteries, or theater, or both, the Liberty Center Association for the Arts' next production is something you'll enjoy. The Hollow, A Murder Mystery is coming to Sedalia.

As you might know, I'm a huge Beatles nerd and have been since I was about eleven years old.  That's why I'm so excited to tell you about a great new concert the Sedalia Symphony is bringing to town.

Long extinct dinosaurs will be seen roaming at the historic Liberty Center, 111 West 5th Street on Thursday, October 16, 2014.

The folks down at the Liberty Center Association for the Arts are always doing another great piece of theater. Their latest show is an amazing southern comedy. 'Daddy’s Dyin’ Who’s Got The Will?' is the season closer at the historic Lona Theatre operated by the 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.