Starting on Jan. 3, guests will need to provide proof of full vaccination with a booster, or a negative COVID-19 test result, when they enter Severance Music Center.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Due to the ongoing surge of coronavirus cases in Northeast Ohio, the Cleveland Orchestra has updated its COVID-19 vaccination policy to include a booster shot.
Starting on Jan. 3, guests must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test to get into the venue. Specifically, when it comes to the term “full vaccination,” that includes a booster shot, according to the Cleveland Orchestra’s website. The website also specifies that vaccines must be approved by the World Health Organization or the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Guests must also present photo ID with their proof of vaccine.
If guests can’t provide proof of vaccine with a booster, they must show a negative COVID-19 test with a photo ID -- but not all tests will suffice. The organization will accept results from a lab-certified antigen test completed within 24 hours of the event, or a result from a PCR test within 72 hours of the event.
In addition to the policies around vaccines and negative tests, guests must also wear appropriate face coverings while inside the venue at all times. Bandanas and neck gaiters will not be permitted, the Cleveland Orchestra stated on its website. Disposable masks will be provided if needed. The policy builds on the orchestra’s existing rules around vaccination or negative tests that were in place
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