ASU Kerr Cultural Center

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8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays-Fridays

2010 | Best Funky Arts Space in Town That Never Changes

Patron of the arts Louise Lincoln Kerr was the daughter of real estate tycoon John C. Lincoln, which may be what inspired her to buy 47 acres of land south of Lincoln Drive in the 1950s. She started an artists colony there, with a performance hall/studio made of natural adobe bricks (formed and dried on the property), and doors hand-carved from sugar pine. The building's main doorway was adorned with empty beer bottles set right into the plaster; the well-worn earthen tile was made from... More »

Novel Manners

By Kelsey Havens | Thu, February 16, 2012

It must have started with zombies. Add a little apocalyptic action to a Jane Austen novel and once dry social commentary becomes riveting comedy. But years after Pride and Prejudice and Zombies hit the stores, it seems bookish scholars and college... More »

2010 | Best Funky Arts Space in Town That Never Changes