This Friday is a milestone day in the COVID-19 public health emergency, with a long list of activities and businesses allowed to reopen. Like with many other changes to the health restrictions, significant modifications are required to resume operations. For example, when movie theaters reopen, they must limit the number of attendees in each theater to 25% of capacity or a maximum of 100 guests, whichever number is lower. They must also ensure employees and customers are screened for symptoms, practice good hand hygiene, use face coverings when not eating or drinking, and maintain physical distance.
Here is the latest list of what can reopen Friday (keep in mind, many may need more time to prepare, so always check first before heading out):
•Movie theaters
•Gyms
•Day camps
•Youth sports practices
•Swimming pools, including condominium and community pools
•Bars, wineries and breweries
•Hotels and other rental properties for tourism and individual travel
•Card rooms, racetracks and satellite wagering facilities
•Family entertainment (bowling alleys, batting cages)
•Zoos, galleries, museums and aquariums
•Film/TV production
•Professional sports without spectators
The following remain closed:
•Nail and facial salons
•Tattoo parlors
•Massage therapy
•Playgrounds
•Theme parks
•Conventions
•Concerts
