Meet Nancy Walton Laurie, the Walmart heiress whose $300 million yacht got spray-painted by climate activists
Nancy is a patron of the arts. In 1998, she established a dance school called the Columbia Performing Arts Center in Columbia, Missouri.She also owned a contemporary ballet company called the Cedar Lake Ensemble in New York City. She established the company in 2002. In 2004, she paid $11.37 million to build out "a 191-seat theater, a rehearsal studio and offices for her company," according to the New York Times. The company closed in 2015.
Christine Dakin and Nancy Walton Laurie attend Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet "Dream Collaborations: An Evening of Three Choreographers" at Cedar Lake on January 30, 2006 in New York City.
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