Author: Isaac Vargas
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance broke ground Wednesday on a 25,000-square-foot, three-level modern expansion adjacent to its historic headquarters.
A crowd of cultural and civic leaders, philanthropic and community supporters and a family of current and former dancers joined the organization’s iconic namesake at the Center for the Healing Arts groundbreaking.
Dressed in a black, white and royal purple custom-made Senegalese garb with white babouche slippers, Malik Robinson, president and CEO of Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, thanked a long list of donors from a podium outside of the historic Shorter AME Church.
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