Arts and Culture

National Atomic Museum Foundation
Created for children in Kindergarten through 4th grade, Lil' Al's Lab is designed to ignite their interest in physics, science and math. A grant from The Kerr Foundation, Inc. helped to fund the education/exhibit, named for physicist Albert Einstein and uses his images, concepts and quotes to inspire young children.

Omniplex Science Museum
As an official Oklahoma Centennial Project, The Kerr Foundation, Inc. help to fund the "Science Tree House Adventure" Exhibit that will become a permanent exhibit on the main science floor.

Upstream Theater
Upstream theater is a professional production company dedicated to presenting new works and inventive stagings of classical plays, with a special focus on joint ventures involving artists from other countries. In 2007 The Kerr Foundation, Inc. helped to fund the production and outreach for the US premiere of "The Concert/El Concierto" by Cuban playwright, Ulises Febles Rodriguez.

The Washington Ballet
The Washington Ballet is the premiere ballet company in Washington, D.C. sharing the art of ballet with the nation's capital on stage, in the studio and throughout the community. Through a grant from The Kerr Foundation, Inc. in 2007 and the opening of the new facility at the Town Hall Education Arts and Recreation Campus, The Washington Ballet has been able to sustain and increase the extensive dance education and outreach programs serving youth and adults throughout Washington D.C.

USS Oklahoma Memorial
The USS Oklahoma Memorial was erected to honor the 429 marines and sailors killed in action on December 7, 1941. The Kerr Foundation, Inc. helped to underwrite the construction and also the dedication of the USS Oklahoma Memorial in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on December 7, 2007.