Health and Safety
Health and Safety at the Center
COVID-19 SAFETY POLICIES
Ensuring the safety of our visitors, staff, artists and volunteers is our top priority. With your cooperation, we can remain safe, open, and continue to provide inspiring experiences in the arts and humanities.
At this time, we expect to offer all our in-person events at full capacity, and without health and safety restrictions. Face masks are optional at the Arvada Center. We ask visitors to respect other patrons, our staff and volunteers who may choose to wear masks. Plans for the 2023-2024 theatre season are subject to health and safety guidelines from public health officials, and the actors’ union that will be in place at the time of the performances.
We encourage all visitors to continue making responsible decisions about their health, and ask you to stay home if you are feeling sick. Thank you for your continued patience and consideration of our COVID safety policies, and for helping us keep our visitors, staff, performers, volunteers and community health
Thank you to our sponsor SCL Health/Lutheran Medical Center. Visit their website for resources on health, safety and risk assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
At this time, we are not requiring any health and safety restrictions - like vaccine verification or face masks - for in-person events, including:
- Summer camps and classes
- Summer concerts
- Gallery entry
- Our 2023-2024 theatre season
- Event rentals in the ballrooms
These policies are subject to change as things in our community and state change. Read through answers to some frequently asked questions below, and please contact the Box Office at 720-898-7200 if you have further questions.
Updated September 5, 2023