Events in Sedalia, MO

This celebration marks the opening of a new office, featuring a ceremonial ribbon cutting with the Chamber of Commerce. Attendees will have an opportunity to see the space and meet the agents.

Honk & Sip offers a hands-on session where participants paint a cement porch goose while enjoying mocktails. Choose a classic look, celebrate the seasons, or go all out with a bold design, and take home a personalized porch companion. No experience is needed, and all skill levels are welcome. Each painter pays $60 and leaves with one cement goose that weighs about 50 pounds. Pre-registration is required because geese are ordered in advance. Goose clothing and accessories are not included. Refunds are available only before the registration deadline; once orders are placed, refunds are not offered. If a waitlist exists and your spot can be filled by another participant, Sedalia Parks & Recreation may issue a refund at its discretion.

Borderline heads to Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 for an appearance.

Sedalia gets a glittering makeover as the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the 15th Annual Piccadilly Gala with an all-out Piccadilly Barbie theme. Guests are encouraged to showcase their style, whether that is a polished power suit, a beachy Malibu look, or a dazzling disco ensemble, and pink is always welcome. The evening features flavorful food, specialty cocktails, and numerous photo booth moments to capture the fun. The highlight is the Piccadilly Auction, where participants purchase a paddle and place a numbered ball in the hopper for chances to win gifts from generous local sponsors. It is a lively setting for making connections and creating stories worth sharing. Tickets are $60 each.

ACO Season 22 brings a regional cornhole tournament to Sedalia Moose Lodge in Sedalia, Missouri. Competition includes Level-Up Singles, Doubles, and Blind Draw divisions. Entry fees will be announced, and the payout is 50 percent. Only ACO-stamped bags from Season 22 Bag Partners are permitted. Older ACO-stamped models may be used if the manufacturer remains a Season 22 partner. Two membership options are available. The free Starter Membership provides access to all ACO divisions at Regionals and Majors, along with eligibility for standings points, prize money, and trophies, with tournament tickets at full retail pricing. The ACO Worlds Membership is $60 and includes the best available tournament ticket pricing, access to all divisions at Regionals and Majors, eligibility for standings points, prize money, and trophies, plus prize jerseys and a 500-point signup bonus in Singles. For questions, contact Charity Mumby at 660-553-7212 or cms2013@live.com.

Experience two hours of instructor-led modern line dancing set to a mix of country favorites, pop hits, and hip-hop tracks. Designed for ages 13 and up, this social dance session emphasizes fun, connection, and community over a traditional workout. Wear boots or comfortable dance shoes and learn approachable routines in an upbeat, welcoming setting. Cost is $10 per person, and registration is required.

Shakespeare’s earliest comedy arrives in a lively production led by a cast of junior theatre artists. The story whirls through the chaotic mix-ups of two pairs of look-alike siblings, blending playful farce, hints of romance, and a subtle touch of misfortune. Audiences can expect quick-witted banter, tangled misunderstandings, and a cascade of comic surprises as identities cross and loyalties are tested. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students and seniors.

Everyone is welcome at this free memorial service for those mourning a pet. Attendees gather with others who understand, celebrate the life and memories they shared, and find comfort in a compassionate setting. Whether a companion’s passing was sudden or expected, the grief is real and can feel isolating when others dismiss it. This gathering provides time and space to share stories, honor that bond, and support healing alongside fellow pet owners. The service takes place by the lakeside gazebo at Clover Dell Park.

Shakespeare’s earliest comedy comes to the stage in a Junior Theatre production about two pairs of identical twins whose crossed paths spark a cascade of mistaken identities. The story blends farce with romance and traces of tragedy, featuring intricate twists and lively wordplay. Tickets are Adults $15, Students and Seniors $10.

Junior Theatre artists bring Shakespeare's earliest comedy to life in a whirlwind tale of two pairs of identical twins whose crossed identities spark confusion, romance, and a touch of tragedy. Look for energetic farce, tangled intrigue, and playful wordcraft from start to finish. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students and seniors.

CASA’s In Her Shoes returns for its 10th anniversary, presented by Nucor of Sedalia, with an Academy Awards inspired celebration that uplifts courageous journeys, steadfast resilience, tireless advocacy, and hope. This special fundraiser honors the voices of survivors and the impact of a community that cares. For 43 years, Citizens Against Spouse Abuse has helped people better understand survivors’ experiences and has turned compassion into action with lasting results. The organization empowers those affected by domestic and sexual violence to regain control through safety, advocacy, counseling, and consistent support. The evening takes place in the Varied Industry Building on the Missouri State Fair Grounds and features a buffet dinner with drinks, games and prizes, music and dancing, a silent and live auction, and the sixth annual Mr. In Her Shoes competition, along with additional surprises. Attendees must be 21 or older. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including options that may include a table for eight. Prize sponsorships start at $100, and cash donations of $100 or more are eligible for a 70 percent state tax credit. Reserved tables for eight are $400, and individual tickets are $60 each. Volunteers are also welcomed for set up, event support, and tear down. For sponsorship details, tickets, or volunteer information, contact Julie Hoffert at 660-827-5559 or julie@casa-sedalia.org.

NRDC celebrates the tenth anniversary of the National Derby Championship with a milestone running that brings the retriever community together. The nation’s top young retrievers compete for the National Derby Champion title while the organizers reflect on the first ten years and look ahead to the future. For updates, check the event’s Facebook page and The Retriever News website.

Rock Night returns to Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 for its second edition. Anyone who missed the first has another chance to rock out during an evening dedicated to rock music.

AGF is hosting a fun partner competition that pairs a Monster with a Mini. Monsters are 13 or older, including adults. Minis compete in age groups of 6 to 8, 8 to 12, or 13 to 15. Registration information and the workout details will be posted soon.

Borderline is set to appear at Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494.

The Campground hosts a Halloween celebration featuring activities and games, trick or treating, and costume contests.

Experience an evening of community, celebration, and purpose at the Moonlight & Magic Gala, hosted by Artemis Wellness Studio in Sedalia. The event raises funds for Survival House in Warrensburg, MO and CASA (Citizens Against Spouse Abuse) in Sedalia, MO, supporting domestic violence survivors and women working to rebuild their lives. The program features community speakers sharing stories of strength and hope, a silent and live auction, games such as Heads or Tails, a wine pull, a mystery box, and a raffle, plus photo opportunities and a live DJ. Dinner is included with every ticket.

Borderline will be at Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 for a Halloween-themed dance. Costumes are encouraged for a festive night focused on fun and dancing.

A wintry themed celebration unfolds at the third annual Designer Bag Bingo, Frozen In Time. The program includes dinner, a cash bar, a live auction, and a table decorating contest, plus ten rounds of bingo with a focus on designer bags. Every ticket supports children, families, and veterans in the community.

A family-friendly evening at Heckart Community Center features bingo with prizes and pizza. It is open to all ages. The cost is $12 per person, and registration is required.

This community gathering benefits Open Door Service Center and focuses on local hunger relief. Attendees share a simple meal of soup and bread as a reminder of those experiencing food insecurity. Each participant receives a handcrafted bowl to keep as a lasting symbol of their support. All donations collected at the event go directly toward providing meals, groceries, and essential assistance for families in need.

Borderline appears at Sedalia Moose Lodge 1494 for a Veterans Day celebration.