This weekend in Sedalia, MO

This wellness expo at Tipton Knights Of Columbus is presented by Mental Mixology alongside local participants, with admission free for all. Attendees can explore a curated mix of local vendors and health resources, take part in two fitness classes, and hear live motivational speakers. Giveaways will be offered throughout the event. It is designed for anyone looking to start healthy habits, connect with community wellness offerings, or simply enjoy a positive, health centered outing. Businesses interested in setting up a vendor table are welcome to get involved.

The Repair Café is back with a mending event at Trails Library in Warrensburg. Sponsored by CEA, this free event offers textile and jewelry repair to keep well-loved items in use rather than in the landfill. Attendees can receive help with sewing on missing buttons, repairing pocket holes, securing loose hems, reattaching charms, and replacing clasps.

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

Celebrate the season with fall activities that include a pumpkin carving contest, a haunted museum tour, and a living cemetery walk. Carve your pumpkin, explore the museum on the haunted tour, and take the cemetery walk.

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.

Enjoy trick-or-treating at Knob Noster State Park as the campground comes alive with festive displays. Campers who are registered at the park can enter the yearly campground decorating competition, and prizes will go to the top three campsites.

Hosted by 121 Farmhouse Kitchen, this sixth annual trunk or treat features free admission and a family friendly setting open to the public. Children in costume can collect treats from festively decorated vehicles in the parking area, with options that include candy filled trunks, candy free choices, and allergy friendly alternatives. Expect creative themes and participation from local businesses and community groups. Those interested in hosting a trunk can participate at no cost by decorating a vehicle and bringing candy or small toys to share. Registration is available by phone at 816-896-2837 or in person at the market during regular hours. Sponsorships help provide treats for kids and include complimentary advertising for supporters, and volunteers are welcome to assist.