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Von Braun Center Continues Face Mask Requirements

April 13, 2021/in News, coronavirus, COVID-19, Entertainment, Health Care, Pandemic, Tourism/by staff reports

While Alabama’s statewide mask mandate expired April 9, the Von Braun Center will continue requiring facial coverings in the facility per Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle’s Face Covering Protocols for City Premises released April 8. The VBC announced the decision in a news release Monday.

In accordance with Battle’s protocols, city buildings will require employees and guests inside the facility to wear face masks until further notice.  Disposable masks will be provided upon request.

For guests attending concerts at the VBC’s outdoor stage 3rd Rock, facial coverings will not be required, but are highly encouraged, the VBC said.

The VBC follows recommended protocols from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Alabama State Health Department, the International Association of Venue Managers, ServSafe, and local city entities. Precautionary measures to maintain and monitor building cleanliness for guests and employees through increased cleaning and sanitizing procedures will continue, as well as social distancing protocols, the release said.

Additionally, signs are placed throughout the VBC, along with sanitize stations.

“We are excited to host live events again,” said Samantha Nielsen, Marketing and Public Relations Manager of the VBC.  “We appreciate the continued support and cooperation from our guests to help us make sure our events are fun and safe for everyone attending.”

All individuals planning to visit the VBC (including patrons and personnel) are encouraged to stay home if feeling sick.  The VBC also recommends individuals not engage in activities that involve physical contact – such as shaking hands – out of an abundance of caution and to respect individuals’ personal preferences and concerns.

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