What’s Open and What’s Not Mon, January 25, 2021 Art & Architecture Share: Revised: April 7, 2021 Riverside County is in the Orange Tier OPEN WITH MODIFICATIONS & ADJUSTED CAPACITIES Banks and credit unions Can open with modifications Bars (where no meals provided) Can open outdoors only with modifications Body waxing studios Can open indoors with modifications Breweries (where no meals provided) Can open outdoors indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity, or 100 people, whichever is fewer Cardrooms Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity Dance studios Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity – +Indoor pools Farmers markets Can open with modifications Florists Can open with modifications Gas stations Can open with modifications Grocery stores Can open with modifications Gyms and fitness centers Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity – +Indoor pools Hair salons and barbershops Can open indoors with modifications Hospitals and urgent care Can open with modifications Hotels and lodging Can open with modifications – +Fitness centers (+25%) – +Indoor pools Laundromats and laundry services Can open with modifications Libraries Can open with modifications Live performances Can open outdoors only with modifications – Max capacity 33%, including suites – Max capacity of 67% with negative test result or proof of full vaccination – Suite max capacity 25% – In-state attendees only – Advanced reservations only – Restricted concessions and dining Massage therapy studios Can open indoors with modifications Movie theaters Can open indoors with modifications – Max 50% capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer Museums Can open indoors with modifications – Indoor activities max 50% capacity Nail salons Can open indoors with modifications Outdoor playgrounds Can open with modifications Outdoor recreation Can open with modifications Pharmacies Can open with modifications Piercing shops Can open indoors with modifications Places of worship Can open indoors with modifications – Max 50% capacity Restaurants (dine-in) Can open indoors with modifications – Max 50% capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer Restaurants (take-out and delivery) Can open with modifications Retailers Can open with modifications Short-term lodging rentals Can open with modifications – +Fitness centers (+25%) – +Indoor pools Skateparks Can open with modifications Skin care services Can open indoors with modifications Swimming pools Can open outdoors with modifications. Tattoo parlors Can open indoors with modifications Weddings Indoor ceremonies permitted with modifications. Outdoor and indoor receptions permitted for up to three households, including host and guests. Indoor receptions are strongly discouraged. – Max 50% capacity Yoga studios Can open indoors with modifications – Max 25% capacity – +Indoor pools Zoos Can open indoors with modifications – Indoor activities max 50% capacity Not Open Concert Venues Live Theater Nightclubs Palm Springs Architecture Museum (opens in Sept) Palm Springs Convention Center Saunas & Steam Rooms POPULAR The New Nightlife Keeping Everyone Safe While Visiting Palm Springs Family Friendly Guide More From Art & Architecture View All Posts Palm Springs Public Art – Colorful Benches Downtown Find Our Colorful Art Benches Palm Springs Public Art The downtown Palm Springs benches are… Read More Meet Local Artist Everette Solomon The Beauty of Being To Everette Solomon, art is simultaneously indefinable yet undeniable. You can’t… Read More Palm Springs Art Museum Redefines Community The Art of Appreciation By Kevin Perry Culture is comforting. During the height of lockdown,… Read More
