COVID-19, Social Distancing, and TeenTix: How Does This Affect You?
Arts organizations across the state of WA are temporarily closing their doors. How can we continue supporting art, in a way that's safe and responsible?
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Hey TeenTixers!
We hope this message finds you in good health. As you may know, Governor Jay Inslee has imposed a statewide prohibition effective 3/16/2020, on public gatherings and events of more than 50 people, out of concern over the spread of COVID-19. (Click here to read more on this).
This has directly affected the majority of our Arts Partners, cancelling many events and postponing others.
While school closures and event cancellations might have you going stir-crazy, please be sure to engage safely and make the decisions that are best for you! This is an incredible opportunity for you to connect with your favorite arts organizations virtually, by following them on Social Media, subscribing to their Newsletters, and seeking out options to livestream their events.
Many artists and arts organizations are experimenting with live streaming or broadcasting their events in the name of keeping spirits high, such as Seattle Symphony, On the Boards, and Northwest Film Forum. But with more than 70 Arts Partners, the list won't stop there.
Remember to wash your hands frequently, and call or check online for cancellations before visiting any of our Arts Partners.
xo, TeenTix.