For general information on Best Practices

According to the CDC transmission is through respiratory droplets in high enough concentration to be viral load capable of overcoming your immune system. The strength of any given person's immune system may vary and practices relate equally to breaking down viral impact or preventing the distribution as best we can. Keeping surfaces clean and reducing your potential impact on others are now the standard.

Greet with voice and gesture.

Don't stand close (1-2 meters, 4-6 feet) to sneezy or coughing people.

Avoid adding to the load.

Wear a mask to reduce particulate virus transport, whether your own intake, or your impact on others.

The larger or more varied the gathering, the more this precaution has benefits.

Support your immune system in whatever ways are available to you.

Keep clean in how and where you touch surfaces.

Learn to treat your face like you have been handling cut chili. The virus is invisible to the naked eye, but the eyes were a target for the earliest variants.

There is no evidence that food or water alone will transmit this virus. This said, Food-borne illness (usually bacterial) is also well worth avoiding.

CDC Guidelines

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html

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Specifically at Consonance

We will have masks available onsite.

We care about your health and the health of your friends.

Therefore, you must be vaccinated against COVID to attend, and we ask you to remain masked except when you are eating or performing. Please show proof of vaccination to our friendly registration staff when you arrive. We strongly recommend, but do not require, one of the updated vaccines which offer better protection against currently circulating variants.

Also, if you take public transportation to Consonance, please remain masked while traveling.

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