Oklahoma Model Railroad Association & Museum

The Amateur Softball Association of America, founded in 1933, is one of the largest, nonprofit organizations the United States. It is a national governing body of softball in the U.S. The association sanctions competitions in various states through a network of more than 80 local associations. The Amateur Softball Association of America has over 3 million members. It also operates a stadium and conducts nearly 100 national championships on an annual basis. The association has an educational library of softball training manuals and videotapes. In addition, the Amateur Softball Association of America has an equipment testing and specifications committee that examines the current rules and specifications governing the various items of equipment.

Black Liberated Arts Center Inc (BLAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been providing the Oklahoma community with a diverse range of artistic experiences for over 50 years. Through their season of music, dance, and theater, as well as the annual Charlie Christian International Music Festival, BLAC aims to educate and expose the community to African and African-American culture, with a particular focus on engaging and educating the youth of Oklahoma. BLAC is dedicated to promoting arts integration and meeting the needs of students through their professional development conferences, which feature workshops by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Led by Executive Director Anita Arnold, BLAC has been a driving force in showcasing the talents of local artists and producers, such as Emmy award-winning producer George Wesley, and continues to be a vital institution in celebrating and preserving Oklahoma's rich cultural heritage.Generated from the website