Arts & Culture COVID-19 Resources
Below you’ll find up-to-date resources on operating arts and culture organizations on city, state and federal government guidelines:
Philadelphia-Specific Guidelines and Resources:
- The City of Philadelphia announced April 22, 2022 that residents and visitors are strongly encouraged, but not required, to wear a mask in indoor public spaces. This change follows a recent leveling-off of case counts and a decrease in COVID-19 hospitalizations in the City. This change is effective immediately following the Board of Health's vote on April 21, 2022 to rescind the requirement. Businesses and other institutions are allowed to be more strict than the City’s COVID-19 policies, so some businesses may require proof of vaccination or require that everyone wears a mask. Schools may set their own mask policies and it is strongly encouraged that students and teachers continue to keep each other safe by wearing a mask. Masks will continue to be required in healthcare settings and congregate settings such as nursing homes and shelters. Read more in the City's Press Release.
- The city holds occasional virtual press briefings to provide an update on COVID-19 and the City’s response. You can find recordings of previous briefings as well as livestreams for upcoming briefings on the Philadelphia Department of Public Health's YouTube channel.
- Philadelphia’s COVID-19 guideline documents, including for libraries, museums, events, drive-in theaters, businesses and more
- Current Office Guidance
- PHLConnectED: Connecting K-12 students to the internet
- COVID-19 Testing Sites Map
Montgomery County-Specific Guidelines and Resources:
Pennsylvania-Specific Guidelines and Resources:
Other Guidelines and Resources:
This page was last updated on 7/21/2022.
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