Effective July 5, 2021, masks will no longer be required for fully vaccinated people at the Arvada Center except inside of classrooms/studios being used by our Education department (classes and camps for all ages) and for select Education events.

All students, teachers, parents, staff (City and Center) and visitors to those spaces must wear a mask while those spaces are in use regardless of vaccination status. We reserve the right to ask anyone not following safety measures - including correctly wearing a mask to cover the nose and mouth - to leave the premises.

Thank you to our sponsor SCL Health/Lutheran Medical Center. Visit their website for resources on health, safety and risk assessment.

Keep reading for more information on the steps we're taking to keep you safe while visiting the Center.

• The Arvada Center facility is open to the public at partial to full capacity (depending on the program).
• Masks will no longer be required for fully vaccinated people at the Arvada Center except inside of classrooms/studios being used by our Education department (classes and camps for all ages), and for select special events. 
• All students, teachers, parents, staff (City and Center) and visitors to those spaces must wear a mask while classroom/studio spaces are in use regardless of vaccination status.
• Unvaccinated visitors are strongly encouraged to wear masks to keep our artists, audience members, and staff safe.

BOX OFFICE HOURS

• The Arvada Center Box Office will assist patrons virtually and by phone Monday through Friday between 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday - Friday, and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday. We're closed Sundays.
• If you have a question for our box office staff, please send an email to info@arvadacenter.org or call 720-898-7200.
• If you would like to submit a request to donate your purchased tickets, transfer the cost of your tickets to a gift certificate, or receive a refund, please log into your Arvada Center account here, or use this online request form.

We're adhering to health and safety rules set up by both state and county health officials as well as the Actors' Equity Association. In order to hold this performance, we ask you to respect all posted health rules while visiting the Center.

At this time, we are selling tickets for our 2021-2022 Theatre Season at full capacity, with recommended health and safety guidelines laid out by the Actors' Equity Association.

EDUCATION CLASSES 

In order to keep our youngest visitors safe, all students, teachers, parents, staff (City and Center) and visitors to our classrooms and studios must wear a mask while those spaces are in use, regardless of vaccination status.

• We're offering a mix of virtual and in-person classes this spring and summer.
• We have a number of measures in place to keep our students and staff safe, including smaller class sizes, socially distanced space in our classrooms, and increased cleaning in our facilities.
• Dance classes are limited to 9 students, and there are additional restrictions on the number of classes students will be allowed to enroll in. Read more on the Dance Academy webpage.

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SUMMER CAMPS

• We're offering a mix of virtual and in-person summer camps this year.
• We have a number of measures in place to keep our students and staff safe, including smaller class sizes, socially distanced space in our classrooms, and increased cleaning in our facilities.
• Full-day camp options this year combine morning and afternoon sessions for a full day of arts activities, while also limiting interactions between other campers not in the same sessions. 

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The Arvada Center Galleries hold the health and safety of our visitors, staff, and artists as the highest priority. To allow for recommended distancing and to monitor the number of people in our galleries, we are using a reservation system for our summer gallery exhibitions.

All visitors are encouraged to reserve a free ticket for a one-hour time slot before you come to the Arvada Center. 

More about visiting the galleries

SUPPORT THE ARVADA CENTER

As the Arvada Center is a non-profit institution relying on both ticket sales and contributed revenue, we ask you to consider donating the cost of your ticket.  While cancelling performances is necessary for the health of all of our patrons, staff, artists, and volunteers, it will be a loss for the institution, making donations even more important.  If you choose to donate your ticket as a tax-deductible donation you will help sustain our revenue during this time, allowing us to inspire and impact people through the arts and humanities well into the future.

Updated July 6, 2021.