Following the lead of many cultural organizations around the world, the Peale has decided to require a proof of vaccination to attend in-person events. Learn more below:
To ensure the health and wellbeing of our visitors and staff, the Peale has implemented the following protocols to help reduce the transmission of COVID-19:
*Effective October 1, 2021, proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 will be required to attend all in person, indoor events, including Peale exhibitions and programs that take place at the Carroll Mansion. In keeping with public health and local government guidelines, facemasks, worn properly over the nose and mouth, will be required at all times for indoor Peale events until further notice. We encourage visitors to wear masks while outside as well. Proof of a negative COVID-19 test will not be acceptable for entry at Peale events at either venue.
- Outdoor events do not require proof vaccination, but masks are strongly encouraged.
- Reservations are required to confirm attendance. Peale uses Eventbrite to manage event reservations. Registration information will be posted with the event details on our website.
- Help us protect everyone! If you feel sick on the day of your scheduled event, please stay at home.
Vaccine Requirements
All visitors, staff, volunteers, and on-site personnel must be fully vaccinated to attend indoor events at the Peale or Carroll Mansion. You are considered fully vaccinated two weeks after you have received a second dose in a two-dose vaccine series or two weeks after you have received a single-dose vaccine.
The Peale will need to see proof of vaccination against Covid-19 with a vaccine approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or by the World Health Organization (WHO).
All audience members must provide in-person verification of vaccination. Prior to entering the Peale or its affiliated sites (such as the Carroll Mansion), you will be asked to provide proof of vaccination via an original physical vaccination card or photograph of it on your mobile device, or through a MyIR.net QR Code. You must present photo ID along with your vaccine proof. Peale staff or affiliates will review your proof of vaccination as you arrive at the Peale or its affiliated sites.
In recognition of the great uncertainty created by the current health situation and the fact that some participants may arrive unaware of our vaccine policies, we have reviewed our ticket policies to make sure we are as flexible and accommodating as possible in the event you are unable to attend an in-person performance because of vaccine status. As such, many events will include components or elements that will be posted online. We will make every effort to help visitors experience Peale-related programs, regardless of vaccination status.
Ticket Flexibility
In recognition of the great uncertainty created by the current health situation and the fact that some participants may arrive unaware of our vaccine policies, we have reviewed our ticket policies to make sure we are as flexible and accommodating as possible in the event you are unable to attend an in-person performance because of vaccine status. As such, many events will include components or elements that will be posted online. We will make every effort to help visitors experience Peale-related programs, regardless of vaccination status.
Ensuring Your Safety
The Peale has made a number of changes to make sure its building sites are as safe and welcoming as possible when we reopen. As health and safety conditions and recommendations change, we will update our policies accordingly and keep our audiences informed.
- We have enhanced our cleaning procedures and will offer hand sanitizer to visitors.
- We will be offering e-tickets/contactless entry options.
- All ticket buyers will be sent a pre-performance email with specific health and safety protocols relating to the performance they are attending.