Kauffman Center COVID-19 policy requires patrons to show they're fully vaccinated

Performing arts center also reduced seating capacity to allow for social distancing

Performing arts center also reduced seating capacity to allow for social distancing

THE DETAILS. MART:IN WITH THE LIVE PERFORMANCES RETURNING TO THE KAUFFMAN CENTER THE REDUCED SEATING WILL HELP A PHYSICAL DISTANCING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19. AS FAR APRS OVING VACCINATION YOU JUST RING YOUR VACCINATION CARD OR A PHOTO OF YOUR CARD ALONG WITH YOUR TICKET. OR YOU CAN SHOW OTHER DOCUMENTATION FROM A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER YOU ARE FULLY VACCINATED. A RECENT NEGATIVE TEST IS NOT GOING TO WORK. ONLY PROOF OF FULL VACCINATION WILL WORK. ALSO REQUIRED AS A GOVERNMENT ISSUED ID SO THAT THE NAME ON THE ID MATCHES THE CD.AR WEARING A FACE MASK IS MANDATORY TOO. CHILDREN 12 AND YOUNGER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED INTO T CENTER UNLESS YOUR CHILD HAS TAKENT P IN A CLINICAL RESEARCH TRIAL

Kauffman Center COVID-19 policy requires patrons to show they're fully vaccinated

Performing arts center also reduced seating capacity to allow for social distancing

Starting Tuesday at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts you will not only need a ticket to enjoy a concert, but you'll also need to show proof that you've been vaccinated for COVID-19.There is also reduced seating capacity, which will allow for social distancing as an additional prevention measure against the spread of COVID-19.As far as proving vaccination status, patrons will need to bring their vaccination card or a photo of the card. Patrons can also show documentation from an accredited health care provider. A recent negative COVID-19 test will not be accepted.Also required is a government-issued ID, such as a driver's license or passport to match the name with the one on the vaccine card. Wearing a face mask is mandatory, too.For the time being, children 12 and younger are not allowed inside unless they have proof they've been vaccinated during a research trial.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —

Starting Tuesday at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts you will not only need a ticket to enjoy a concert, but you'll also need to show proof that you've been vaccinated for COVID-19.

There is also reduced seating capacity, which will allow for social distancing as an additional prevention measure against the spread of COVID-19.

As far as proving vaccination status, patrons will need to bring their vaccination card or a photo of the card. Patrons can also show documentation from an accredited health care provider. A recent negative COVID-19 test will not be accepted.

Also required is a government-issued ID, such as a driver's license or passport to match the name with the one on the vaccine card. Wearing a face mask is mandatory, too.

For the time being, children 12 and younger are not allowed inside unless they have proof they've been vaccinated during a research trial.

Kauffman Center COVID-19 policy requires patrons to show they're fully vaccinated

Performing arts center also reduced seating capacity to allow for social distancing

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