The Charleston Music Hall is set to reopen their doors at a reduced capacity of 250 people with newly implemented COVID guidelines and social distancing on Thursday, November 12th.
“After 8 months, we are excited to re-open our doors to patrons,” venue director Charles Carmody said. “I am thrilled about our November line up, as we will be working more with local and regional acts as well as producing our own shows until National touring ramps back up in 2021. We are committed to making your concert going experience as safe as possible, as we work to bring music and entertainment back to Charleston.“
The just announced schedule is as follows:
The venue provided the following info on their COVID-19 Protocols:
Our re-opening procedures outlines a collective effort by our team to re-open during the global COVID-19 pandemic as safely as possible. There is no guarantee of an illness-free event even with following the below procedures. It is indisputable, however, that planning, training, and implementing reasonable health and safety measures is the best way to protect our staff and patrons, as well as the overall viability of our events.
This COVID Protocols Document breaks out our planning efforts into four areas: Sanitation, Staff, Customer/Security, Bar and Artist/Production. Below is a list of items that apply to all of these areas:
While we remain anxious to return to business, please know that you can count on us to continue to be community focused and always operate in the best interest of public health and safety. We take our role as leaders of our community very seriously and with a great deal of pride. We know very well what the expectation is of both our city officials and our patrons, and we are confident in our ability to satisfy both.
What patrons can expect when attending a show:
