Tobin Center presents ‘A Community Celebration’ on June 13

Agarita will be the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts first live show since the pandemic shutdown in March. The classic music ensemble will be performing a zero cost intermission free concert and tickets are not necessary according to the website. Just show up but have you know that seating is limited as the attendance capacity is 350 people.

Know before you go:

Covid-19 Health and Safety Protocols:

• All attendees will be temperature screened before entry. Patrons with elevated temperatures will not be allowed to enter.
• All attendees must wear a mask for entrance and anytime they are away from their seats or designated areas. (Masks will be provided to those without).
• No outside food or drinks
• No large purses, backpacks or bags
• Touch free payments and ticket scanning
• Restroom and elevator occupancy limited and monitored at all times
• Frequent cleaning on touch surfaces and use of electrostatic disinfectant devices
• Multiple touchless hand sanitizer locations are available throughout the venue.
• Plexi guards in place for concessions, patron services and box office.
• Seating in the H-E-B Performance Hall will be every other row with two seats empty between parties for adequate social distancing.
• Floor markers for social distancing will be in place at all cueing locations- Parking garage elevator lobbies, Tobin elevator lobbies, concessions, patron services, merchandise locations, restrooms, and box office.
• Social distance spacing will be maintained on the Will Naylor Smith River Walk Plaza and the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater.
• Tobin Center staff and volunteers will be temperature screened before entering the theater and will not be allowed to enter if elevated
• Tobin Center staff and volunteers will wear face masks at all times.