Sacramento Baroque Soloists bring you the spirit of Christmas as it may have been felt long ago in this musical feast of carols. This lively ensemble performs old tunes arranged anew, in the improvisatory spirit of the Baroque era, along with a few contemporary Celtic pieces and songs well suited to their Baroque instruments.
Proof of Vaccination OR negative test for those with medical or religious exemption required for all Harris Center patrons. Masks required for all patrons.
From the Harris Center:
The health and well-being of our audiences, crew, staff and volunteers is our highest priority.
The Harris Center for the Arts and Folsom Lake College are committed to providing healthy and safe facilities for audiences, performers, volunteers, and staff.
In the interest of providing the safest environment possible for all, the Harris Center will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for event attendees 12 years of age or older. “Fully vaccinated” means the final COVID-19 vaccine dose is administered at least 14 days prior to arrival at the HCA. For those who are unable to get vaccinated (including those who self-attest to a medical or religious exemption), you may provide a negative test result from a COVID test (must be a lab/PCR/TMA test; home and/or antigen tests are not accepted) taken within 72 hours of performance time for entry into the venue. Children under 12 years old are not required to be vaccinated and do not need to provide proof of a test.
Attendees will be required to:
Show proof of vaccination with one of the following: CDC Vaccination Card, photo of the vaccination card on a cell phone, or State of California digital COVID-19 vaccine record using the My Vaccine Record App.
To show proof of vaccination, patrons must also bring a photo ID matching the name on your vaccine record. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to your performance to allow the Harris Center ushers to check proof of vaccination and assist in seating you before curtain time.
Masks must be worn at all times in shared indoor spaces regardless of vaccination status. Masks must cover both the nose and mouth. Bandanas, gaiters, and masks with external valves are not permitted. Face shields alone are not adequate protection.
The COVID-19 pandemic is fluid and ever-changing. Current safety protocols will be re-assessed on an on going basis and may be modified at any time as circumstances, public health regulations and federal, state, and local guidelines may evolve.