Rowdy Days, Rowdy Nights

New Exhibit Takes Visitors Through A Cowboy Trail Ride

Yeeeehaaaw!!!   It’s time to
rustle up your friends and
family and mosey on over to
Sedalia’s Katy Depot to explore
the newest exhibit “Rowdy Days,
Rowdy Nites,” where visitors
of all ages can learn all about
life on a cattle drive to the
railroad station in Sedalia.
Be one of the first to see this
new exhibit at the special
sneak preview from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m. on Saturday,
January 23.

Life on the trail required hard work and unique skills.  The Rowdy Days, Rowdy Nites exhibit is designed to provide visitors with a unique taste of trail life.  Visitors will learn about the Sedalia Trail (also known as the Shawnee Trail), experience the hardships, struggles, and the joys of cowboys in the late 1800s.  Eleven showcases display genuine cowboy gear and clothing that enabled cowboys to work and survive on the trail, such as: saddles, branding irons, a chuck wagon, and much more.

Make plans soon to come entertain your imagination as you explore 17,000 square feet of transformed, unexpected, original splendor at Sedalia’s 117 year-old treasure  – the Katy Depot.   The Katy Depot located at 600 East Third Street is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.  One dollar per person admission helps to offset the cost of exhibit.  To learn more about this exhibit and upcoming events please visit www.sedaliarawhide.com.  Great discoveries await you, come enjoy the present and explore the past!