Liberty Center Association for the Arts

UCM is offering some virtual theatre options this spring.

It's that time of year for high school seniors! Always apply for the scholarship if you qualify. ALWAYS...

See if you recognize any of these Liberty Center fans in our 100 year anniversary video!

LCAA Board Member, Rhiannon, got a sneak peak at our new 100th anniversary book, The Show Must Go On. Come get your copy this Saturday and meet the author, Becky Imhauser. The book makes a great Christmas gift and all proceeds benefit the Liberty Center.

In support of artists challenged by COVID performance cancellations, the Scott Joplin Ragtime Foundation (SJIRF) presents the Second Edition of Syncopated Satur...day Night November 14, 2020 at 8:15 PM (Eastern US). Carl Sonny Leyland, Frederick Hodges, and host Bryan Wright welcome you to their homes for 'live' piano performances. While the SJIRF has provided each performer with a stipend for their time and talent, you can provide additional 'tips' by donating NOW at our web site https://www.scottjoplin.org/donate.html. 100% of donations go to today's performers. You can also mail a donation to the: Scott Joplin Ragtime Foundation PO Box 1244 Sedalia, MO 65302 To learn more about Carl Sonny Leyland: https://www.carlsonnyleyland.com/ To learn more about Frederick Hodges: http://www.frederickhodges.com/ To learn more about Bryan Wright: http://www.bryanswright.com/wpdir/

Music is so powerful. What a great story!

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Our next Quarantine Theatre production will be "Antigone," directed by Chelsea Turner. This is an all ages show which will be performed on November 21. If interested, please contact [email protected]. The next reading group meeting is scheduled for next week. If interested, please contact [email protected].

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We’re now casting for our next Quarantine Theatre production, Antigone, directed by Chelsea Turner. It will perform on November 21. If interested, please contact [email protected]. The next reading group meeting is tentatively scheduled for November 11. If interested, contact [email protected].

Here are some eerie, theatre related stories for this spookiest of days! Thanks, Kaufman Center!

Here’s some virtual music and dance to watch this weekend.

From Sedalia Parks and Rec: SPARC (Sedalia Parks Art as Recreation Committee) is delighted to announce an open call opportunity to commission a new public realm artwork to be sited at Hubbard Park in Sedalia, Missouri. The commission is in celebration of Hubbard Park's 100th Anniversary in 2021. Due to the musical roots of Sedalia, and specifically the area of Hubbard Park, the artwork should be musically themed. We are inviting artists to propose initial ideas in response t...o the Call for Artists. Shortlisted artists will be invited to an online interview, with one proposal selected for the approval by the Sedalia Parks and Recreation Board. Maximum Budget: $25,000 Installation Location: Hubbard Park, Sedalia MO Theme: Musical Dates to Remember: October 30, 2020: Call for Artist Submission Deadline 4:00pm November 10, 2020: Shortlisted Artists Online or In-person Interview November 20, 2020: Chosen Artist Notified November 24, 2020: Project and Artist announced publicly March 2021: SPARC Committee visits artist May 2021: Artist informs committee of needs for site preparation July 2021: SPARC Committee visits artist October 2021: Art Piece Installed. Commissioning Information: We are seeking to appoint an artist with: an established record of works sited in the public realm a practice that is strongly participatory and socially engaging a record of producing work that engages and involves local communities, removing barriers to participation in the arts SPARC is seeking an artist or artist to create an imaginative response to the call for artists, in particular we are looking for a response that: Can be installed within the grounds of Hubbard Park in Sedalia, MO. Celebrates Sedalia's musical roots Adds to the visitor experience at Hubbard Appeals to a diverse local audience - both people that already visit the site and also attracting new visitors, and higher frequency of visits at all times of the year Parks and Rec will prepare the site according to artists’ specs such as size of concrete pad. How to Apply Submit the following via email to [email protected]: A resume A selection of up to 10 images of previous work We actively support applications from artists of diverse backgrounds and protected groups. SPARC is a committee of Sedalia Parks and Recreation whose mission is to enhance the quality of life through art and nature to those who visit Sedalia's Parks.

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