Colorado Conservatory of Dance – Youth & Summer Dance Programs
Colorado Conservatory of Dance, 3001 Industrial Ln #12, #12, Broomfield, CO 80020
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Colorado Conservatory of Dance – Youth & Summer Dance Programs offers dance classes, ballet classes, and adult dance classes. The program includes performance-focused experiences such as the Emerge Youth Ensemble (EYE), a Nutcracker production, and the Tutu Dash 5k.
• Ages: 1–18 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday 11am–8pm and Saturday 9am–2pm; studio classes offered Monday–Thursday 4pm–8:30pm, Friday 4pm–7pm, and Saturday 8:30am–12:30pm
Colorado Conservatory of Dance is described as a community school of the arts and a dance studio and is identified as a nonprofit dance school and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Its mission is to increase accessibility of dance and performance for the community. The organization is described as Broomfield’s Best Dance School and Best Ballet Studio.
The program is described as focusing on performances and stage presence rather than competitive dance and produces The Nutcracker. It is described as a body safe environment with a judgment-free classroom and teaches through the lens of process rather than right versus wrong or success versus failure. Instruction is described as kinesthetically healthy and based on current research and training from body scientists. The school states that it values mentorship and partnership and has a formal nondiscrimination policy that supports BBIPOC, AAPI, LGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, neurodiverse peoples, and those historically marginalized, oppressed, or underrepresented. It offers opportunities for dancers to experience the professional side of dance with outstanding choreographers, teachers, and coaches.
Sandra Parks is referred to as the new lead at CCD and as the new director, and Julia Wilkinson Manley is identified as the Founder & Artistic Director of Colorado Conservatory of Dance. Colorado Conservatory of Dance conducts community education programs that reach thousands of elementary-aged students each year and runs fundraising campaigns and events including the Save CCD fundraising campaign and the Tutu Dash 5k. It encourages community support through donations, volunteering, attending performances, attending fundraisers, advertising businesses in playbills, and enrolling in classes.
Parent testimonials describe the new director Sandra Parks as phenomenal, progressive, and amazing, and say she has brought focus and positive culture to the studio. Parents describe the faculty and instructors as invested, creative, committed, top notch, and kind, and note that classes are small. Testimonials describe the ballet training as top notch, with a wide variety of other dance classes, and say dancers learn about their bodies and how to move safely. Parents also state that teachers teach techniques of classical ballet and the art of dance, teach students how to be good citizens, and give dancers chances to experience the professional side of dance with outstanding choreographers, teachers, and coaches. One parent states that, in their opinion, Colorado Conservatory of Dance is the finest ballet studio available in the area.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
• Ages: 1–18 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday 11am–8pm and Saturday 9am–2pm; studio classes offered Monday–Thursday 4pm–8:30pm, Friday 4pm–7pm, and Saturday 8:30am–12:30pm
Colorado Conservatory of Dance is described as a community school of the arts and a dance studio and is identified as a nonprofit dance school and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Its mission is to increase accessibility of dance and performance for the community. The organization is described as Broomfield’s Best Dance School and Best Ballet Studio.
The program is described as focusing on performances and stage presence rather than competitive dance and produces The Nutcracker. It is described as a body safe environment with a judgment-free classroom and teaches through the lens of process rather than right versus wrong or success versus failure. Instruction is described as kinesthetically healthy and based on current research and training from body scientists. The school states that it values mentorship and partnership and has a formal nondiscrimination policy that supports BBIPOC, AAPI, LGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, neurodiverse peoples, and those historically marginalized, oppressed, or underrepresented. It offers opportunities for dancers to experience the professional side of dance with outstanding choreographers, teachers, and coaches.
Sandra Parks is referred to as the new lead at CCD and as the new director, and Julia Wilkinson Manley is identified as the Founder & Artistic Director of Colorado Conservatory of Dance. Colorado Conservatory of Dance conducts community education programs that reach thousands of elementary-aged students each year and runs fundraising campaigns and events including the Save CCD fundraising campaign and the Tutu Dash 5k. It encourages community support through donations, volunteering, attending performances, attending fundraisers, advertising businesses in playbills, and enrolling in classes.
Parent testimonials describe the new director Sandra Parks as phenomenal, progressive, and amazing, and say she has brought focus and positive culture to the studio. Parents describe the faculty and instructors as invested, creative, committed, top notch, and kind, and note that classes are small. Testimonials describe the ballet training as top notch, with a wide variety of other dance classes, and say dancers learn about their bodies and how to move safely. Parents also state that teachers teach techniques of classical ballet and the art of dance, teach students how to be good citizens, and give dancers chances to experience the professional side of dance with outstanding choreographers, teachers, and coaches. One parent states that, in their opinion, Colorado Conservatory of Dance is the finest ballet studio available in the area.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
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