Covid-19 has killed, for now, the public’s return to the Yale University Art Gallery.
The gallery announced in a release Friday morning that it is indefinitely closing its doors to public visitors “until further notice” “in accordance with Yale University’s revised Covid-19 protocols.”
The gallery had been allowing people to reserve timed-entry tickets to enable some public viewing while maintaining social distancing an lowered occupancy rates during the coronavirus.
“If you have a timed-entry ticket for this weekend, we will be canceling your tickets, but we wish to offer you an opportunity — when we do reopen to the public — of first right of refusal for future ticket reservations,” the gallery’s release stated. “When we know more about our reopening date, we will be in touch with you via email.”