Health Updates

Fort Wayne Ballet is committed to the health and safety of its patrons, staff, dancers, students, and their families.

Fort Wayne Ballet is closely monitoring Covid-19 guidelines and protocols from the State and local Health Department and our policies and procedures will continue to evolve dependent on COVID-19 status at the time of each event. We encourage you to check back on this webpage prior to your visit.


Safety & Health Policies for Attending Performances

On your visit to Fort Wayne Ballet, you’ll notice we’ve taken steps to reduce touchpoints and protect your safety. Here are the key policies we’ve put in place.


Ticket Office

We strongly encourage purchasing tickets online and selecting electronic ticket delivery to reduce the handling of cash or in-person transactions. If you are unable to purchase online, you may call 260.422.4226.


Social Distancing Standards

Please remember to maintain social distance at all times, Late summer, we will evaluate the currently federal, state, and local guidelines to determine seat placement.


Arts United Venue Policy

While we are encouraged by the rapidly declining cases, due to the high rate of COVID infection in Allen County, Arts United has implemented the following policies for its facilities while the county is in the ORANGE category. Masks will be strongly encouraged when attending a performance in one of the theaters (Auer Center for Arts and Culture, Parkview Physicians Group ArtsLab Black Box, and the Arts United Center) as an audience member or guest. Common areas and high touch points are routinely cleaned and sanitized.

This Arts United policy will stay in effect while our county is in the RED category.

Learn more about Arts United’s Policy.

 

Fort Wayne Ballet strongly recommends masking, however we are not requiring students to wear masks in the classroom. Our staff, teachers and accompanists will continue to wear their masks properly in the classrooms to ensure that everyone is as safe as possible.


Hand Sanitizer

Sanitizer stations are available in the common areas of the Auer Center for Arts and Culture.


COVID-19 Warning

An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is a highly contagious disease that may result in personal injury, severe illness and death. By visiting the Arts United Center or Auer Center for Arts and Culture, and/or attending performances, concerts, events or other activities, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure of COVID-19. All visitors must follow the health and safety protocols. Please do your part to keep yourself and others safe.

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