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Downtown Sedalia Historic District Elegant facades grace the streets and avenues of the Downtown Historic District which offers art, culture, unique shopping, and dining. Discover the passion of local small business entrepreneurs loving what they do and excited to share their experience and expertise.

Make plans to visit Sedalia. Explore the Katy Trail, attend the Scott Joplin Festival, and don't miss the Missouri State Fair! Check out our sample itineraries.

Embark on a weekend getaway to Sedalia, MO to discover the rich culture and history of this charming town. From art museums to the Bothwell Castle, your vacation will stretch your definition of what to expect from a small town and provide just the thrill you’ve been looking for.

Make plans to visit Sedalia. Explore the Katy Trail, attend the Scott Joplin Festival, and don't miss the Missouri State Fair! Check out our sample itineraries.

Make plans to visit Sedalia. Explore the Katy Trail, attend the Scott Joplin Festival, and don't miss the Missouri State Fair! Check out our sample itineraries.

Find information about becoming a resident of Sedalia, MO such as health care, education, economic development and local government. Make plans to visit Sedalia. Explore the Katy Trail, attend the Scott Joplin Festival, and don't miss the Missouri State Fair!

Fifty-four miles northeast of Sedalia is Rocheport. Rocheport is a beacon of tranquility, drawing visitors to the world-class bed and breakfasts, splendid dining, quaint antique shops, galleries and artisans, a museum, an award-winning winery, and the scenic Katy Trail – …

Make plans to visit Sedalia. Explore the Katy Trail, attend the Scott Joplin Festival, and don't miss the Missouri State Fair! Check out our sample itineraries.

A designated Sedalia Heritage Trail begins at Sedalia’s Welcome Center located at the Historic Katy Depot. It winds through Sedalia’s Downtown Historic District where Scott Joplin composed and performed, past the first Carnegie Library west of the Mississippi River, and through Liberty Park where the first fairs in Pettis County were held.