Daybreaker hosting 1,000th sober daytime dance party at Red Rocks

A sober dance community will hold its 1,000th worldwide event at Red Rocks on Easter Sunday.

Daybreaker announced it will host a sober daytime dance party at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Sunday, April 5. The event will begin with yoga at 11 a.m., followed by a two-hour dance party at noon.

Daybreaker said the event is its first-ever daytime dance party at Red Rocks.

"Unlike traditional nightlife events, Daybreaker gatherings are intentionally alcohol-free and emphasize shared experiences through music, dance, and creative expression," organizers said in a statement. "Attendees are encouraged to come as they are - solo or with friends - and participate in a joyful, open dance floor environment where community and connection take center stage."

Tickets are sold at AXS.com starting at $41 for yoga and dancing, or $31 for just the dance party.

"I feel nostalgic, grateful, and proud that we’ve stayed together, committed to this sober social wellness movement built of dance, dew on our brows and a big ol’ grin on our faces," said Radha Agrawal, co-founder of Daybreaker and founder of the nonprofit Belong Center. "Thank you for waking up and dancing for all these years. This moment at Red Rocks will mark 1,000 gatherings of dancing with reckless abandon."