Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands?

Ticket holders are responsible for educating everyone in their party about our admission policies. We take the health and safety of our patrons and our performers very seriously. Early this year, we convened a Re-entry Committee, including an advising physician. As we've made our way back to live rehearsals and in-person concerts, this committee has evaluated the current data and the options required to keep our members and patrons as safe as possible. We also closely follow the protocols established by significant performing arts organizations in Broward County. 

We remain committed to the health and wellbeing of our guests, artists, staff, and volunteers and are grateful to our health advisors who have helped guide us through this challenging time. As local conditions have continued to improve, we are updating our health and safety guidelines, following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and our health advisors. For those with questions or concerns about possible COVID19 exposure, please refer to the CDC guidelines or the Florida Health website. 

While we are taking every step possible to keep patrons and performers safe, we believe it is essential for our patrons to know that there is no 100% protection against the threat of COVID-19. The practices we are implementing are consistent with local guidelines established to provide the safest possible experience for audiences attending live performances. Please consult your physician to discuss your safety and the best choices for you. Participation at GMCSF concerts is at your own risk. To ensure the safest possible experience, those who do not follow our admission policies may be required to leave the event without a refund.