The PACE Center is Parker's municipal arts venue - a 536-seat theater, 250-seat amphitheater, gallery, event room, dance studio, culinary kitchen and classrooms - where Parker Arts runs hands-on camps each summer and over school breaks. Campers mix and match half-day or full-day classes across theatre, music and dance, visual arts, cooking, science, robotics and multimedia. Individual camps are offered in age bands running roughly from 3 to 13, and enrollment is open to the public.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact PACE Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Hector GuitronDuring every even we've attended, this Performing Arts Center is always spotless. There's a large accessible atrium in the back and a public access art gallery right at the entrance. The new parking structure sure makes the previous parking nightmare during Farmer's market days disappear.
★★★★★mike roweBeen here for three performances over the last few years, Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, and Shrek. They have all been amazing, and the theatre is the perfect size. Love being there b
★★★★★WΛKΛR ΛZΛMThe Pace Centre is a truly inspiring place that brings people together through art and community spirit. Offering Friday prayers there today was a heartfelt and memorable experience.I truly appreciated the welcoming atmosphere.
★★★★★Robert FoxThe PACE (Parker Arts, Culture, and Events) Center is the City of Parker's main cultural complex. It is managed by Parker Arts and is just a block east of downtown Parker, right off Mainstreet. The complex includes the Mainstage Theater, an intimate proscenium stage with 534 seats, a spacious art gallery plus extensive wall space for art display in the theater lobby, a 3,000 square foot event room, and the beautiful west terrace which has access to both the theater lobby and the event room. The classroom wing includes a dance studio, two creative studios, and two discovery labs. Parker Arts runs an extensive program of theatrical performances, art shows, and classes. All parts of the complex are available for rental for events from weddings to business conferences. There is a large parking lot in front of the building and a parking ramp is under construction (May 2025) just to the east.
★★★★A DSaw Rocky Horror Picture Show for the first time this weekend! Overall it was a great experience. Could have used a little more guidance finding our seats but the staff were understandably swamped. The upper balcony is obstructed view, I’ll have to try to get tickets sooner if I go next year. Seems like everything is card only in there except for a cash option with grab bags. I recommend propping the signs up so they don’t have to shout crossly at us that we are in the wrong line. Acoustics are pretty decent, wish the callback people would have been a little easier to hear but I understand that they might not have wanted to drown out the movie and performers. All in all, it as a good time and any complaints I have are minimal. If I see another show I want to see, I would rather drive a few miles down the road than pay for parking in Denver. 🙂