Updated Monday, June 27, 2022
We're so happy to welcome you back to the Rozsa.
Our vibrant and connected community is built on people gathering, in person and in real-time. We are grateful to offer in-person programming by utilizing the following features and practices at our facility during public events in the James and Margaret Black Performance Hall, McArdle Theatre, and the Rozsa Galleries:
Masks
Masks worn over the nose and mouth are highly recommended for all volunteers and audience members at Rozsa events.
See the Rozsa COVID-19 Policy FAQ for more information.
Health Self-Check
Visitors experiencing symptoms related to COVID-19 should not attend events at the Rozsa Center.
See Symptoms of COVID-19
Seating
Most of the 2021-22 Season events have general admission seating to allow for patrons to social distance at will. General admission seating will also allow us to quickly and easily respond to distanced seating requirements sanctioned by the University, State, or Federal government.
Airflow
- The James and Margaret Black Performance Hall and the Rozsa Galleries heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system has an air exchange rate of 4 times per hour, meaning the air inside the venue turns over every 15 minutes.
- The directional airflow inside the James and Margaret Black Performance Hall and the Rozsa Galleries move from high to low. The HVAC system pumps clean air in through the ceiling and sucks less clean air down through the floor.
Additional Health Measures
Hand sanitizer, masks, and tissues are readily available throughout the Rozsa Center lobby.
Frequently Asked Questions