Cleo Parker Robinson, Founder and Executive Director of the 51-year-old Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble, has been known to say that "Dance is just life...outloud!" This world-renowned Ensemble, rooted in the traditions of African-American dance and the Diaspora, will bring the power, passion, and beauty of their art to The Gardens on Spring Creek on June 17. As you stroll through The Gardens, enjoy solos, duets and trios in locations scattered throughout the grounds – and take an opportunity to move yourself along with dancers positioned on the main stage! Come celebrate DANCE and LIFE with us!

"...lithe, commanding, superbly trained ensemble...Cleo Parker Robinson's show was a master class in the history and future of black modern dance." —Indy Week

*Note: All previous ticketholders for the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance performance originally scheduled for April 8, 2021 at The Lincoln Center have been emailed newly issued tickets to this reimagined performance being presented June 17, 2021 at The Gardens on Spring Creek. For further questions about previous performance tickets, please contact the Box Office at 970-221-6730.

The Gardens on Spring Creek Concert Policies

Event Entry
Please have your ticket ready at the gate. Do not attend this event if you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 or are experiencing symptoms.

Parking
Free parking is available in The Gardens parking lot, along Botanical Lane to the south of the facility and across the street at the Natural Resources Research Center.  The Gardens is also easily accessed by the Spring Creek Trail with ample bike parking along the north side of the grounds.

Food and Drink
The Gardens will have a full bar and a water fountain in our lobby.  Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited. Guests may bring food for personal consumption. No glass is allowed.

Smoking
No smoking, including cigarettes, e-cigarettes and marijuana or tobacco in any form.

Pets are not allowed at The Gardens. Service animals are permitted. Service animals must be restrained and must remain with its owner. If a service animal interferes with other guests, corrective action may include rearranging seating or removal of the service animal. Emotional support animals, comfort animals and therapy dogs are not service animals as defined by the 2010 ADA Guidelines and are not allowed.