Concert hall to reopen with masking, vax restrictions
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The Centennial Concert Hall announced Friday it will be reopening to the public this fall with a suite of pandemic protocols.
Beginning Sept. 7, masked and fully vaccinated visitors will be able to attend events at the performing arts centre at 555 Main St.
Patrons will be required to show proof of full vaccination as well as photo identification upon entry. Children who are too young to be vaccinated may attend performances with a fully vaccinated caregiver. Event staff must also be fully vaccinated.
Patrons, staff and artists must wear a mask while inside the hall unless they are performing onstage, have a health condition that prevents the use of a mask, are under the age of two years old or are consuming food or drinks. If social distancing can be acheived through seating arrangements within the auditorium, masks may be removed while seated.
Debit and credit cards must be used for all purchases.
The Bluegrass Symphony with the neWSOunds kick off the new season at the concert hall on Sept. 18 and 19, followed by Christian pop duo For King & Country on Sept. 21 (the act rescheduled its 2020 tour owing to the pandemic). Visit centennialconcerthall.com for more information.
