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Read the full statement from the City of Minneapolis Health Department. Examples include stores, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, schools, meetings, and state and local government offices serving the public. Here is a quick summary of our recently-revised plan to gradually relax COVID-19 protocols at Orchestra Hall:Ĭity of Minneapolis Health Department Recommendation - April 28, 2022īecause of another uptick in COVID spread and hospitalizations, the Minneapolis Health Department strongly recommends everyone – vaccinated or not – wear masks in indoor public settings and businesses. Our protocols continue to be guided by optimism, caution and responsibility. As our community relaxes COVID-19 protocols due to lower case levels, we continue to consult with medical experts in order to mitigate any potential risk that comes with attending an in-person concert at Orchestra Hall. The Minnesota Orchestra is delighted to welcome you to Orchestra Hall. Relaxed Family & Sensory-Friendly Concerts (all ages).Sensory-Friendly Concert for Teens and Adults.Star Wars in Concert: Return of the Jedi.STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS IN CONCERT.Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince™ in Concert.
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The candlelight vigil is scheduled to take place Friday, Feb. It really shows how big a deal it was in the community." Hevey told the Star Tribune that he's "overwhelmed with how much support this event has received.
“I have had a couple people approach me about providing music for the event. I'm just one guy who shelled out a bunch of money on candles,” Hevey wrote on the Facebook event page. “You all seem to think this is a big organized thing. Noah Hevey, the organizer behind the event, said the vigil “blew up more than I expected" with 2,000 people in under 24 hours saying they're interested. "Has anyone contacted the local historical preservation society? The Smithsonian?" “This is a national treasure that has been desecrated,” Christina Collins wrote on the page. And now, more than 3,400 people are “interested” in attending a candlelight vigil for the Uptown Arby’s sign on Friday, according to the Facebook event page.
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