California museums reopening: Who’s open, who will be soon – Los Angeles Times

California museums have actually joined the reopening of the state: Despite rising coronavirus case counts in the region, the Petersen Automotive Museum in L.A. and the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana began welcoming visitors once again Friday, and more museums have actually set reopening dates for July.The Times

arts group will be tracking the scene in the weeks ahead, upgrading the following list of who's resuming and when. It's essential to keep in mind that while some institutions are eager to serve their audiences once again and provide employees a chance to go back to work, others state it's simply too early and not safe.

The Underground Museum, which today was called a recipient of a Getty Foundation COVID-19 relief grant, issued a declaration criticizing the city for providing “very little standards and zero financial backing, leaving small non-profits like ours to finest guess how to keep our personnel and our visitors safe.”

The museum, in L.A.'s Arlington Heights neighborhood, sounded a voice of caution about a pandemic that has actually hit Black and Latino populations disproportionately hard: “We are focusing on the care of our community over calls to restart our economy. … Please remain safe, and if you can, stay home.”