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New York’s Live Entertainment and Performing Arts Venues Reopen at Limited Capacity

Venues Can Host Up to 100 People Indoors, or 200 Outside
The Comedy Cellar at 117 MacDougal St. in New York welcomed an easing of COVID-19 restrictions for entertainment venues. (CoStar)
The Comedy Cellar at 117 MacDougal St. in New York welcomed an easing of COVID-19 restrictions for entertainment venues. (CoStar)
CoStar News
April 2, 2021 | 7:16 P.M.

More than a year after coronavirus-led government-mandated shutdowns and restrictions, live performing arts and entertainment venues, a critical part of New York’s economy, reopened Friday at 33% capacity.

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