1/4/21 Update: The limited-time mitigation orders issued on December 12 expired on January 4, 2021. Mitigation efforts will revert to the earlier orders originally released on Nov. 23, 2020.
- Indoor gatherings are permitted, with the following maximum occupancy rates:
- 10% of max. occupancy for indoor facilities with a max. occupancy rating of 0-2,000 people.
- 5% of max. occupancy for indoor facilities with a max. occupancy rating of 2,001-10,000 people.
- 500 people max. for indoor facilities with a max. occupancy rating greater than 10,000 people.
- Outdoor gatherings are permitted, with the following maximum occupancy rates:
- 15% of max. occupancy for outdoor facilities with a max. occupancy rating of 0-2,000 people.
- 10% of max. occupancy for outdoor facilities with a max. occupancy rating of 2,001-10,000 people.
- 5% of max. occupancy (up to 2,500 people max.) for outdoor facilities with a max. occupancy rating greater than 10,000 people.
Update 10/9/20: Yes, events are occurring, and Governor Wolf's newest order on October 9, 2020, increased gathering limitations in Pennsylvania, allowing more people to attend both indoor and outdoor events. Originally, indoor events were restricted to just 25 people, while outdoor events could have up to 250. Now, however, the maximum capacity will be determined based on a venue’s maximum occupancy. Mask wearing, social distancing, and other coronavirus mitigation orders from the state must still be followed.
Many of our partners continue to offer virtual classes, lectures, or exhibits. While we are doing our best to keep our online events calendar updated, you should visit each partner's website or Facebook page for the most current information on cancellations. We recommend you check with event organizers if you have questions about cancellations and/or refunds.
