Major cultural institutions to reopen in time for school holidays

Melbourne's major cultural institutions will open their doors later this month as the city begins to emerge from coronavirus-induced lockdowns.

Museums Victoria chief executive Lynley Crosswell said she was delighted to welcome visitors in time for the school holidays.“The health and safety of all our visitors, staff and volunteers is our highest priority,” Ms Crosswell said. “We’ve been meticulously planning so that our visitors can safely enjoy our museums and theatre."

“The NGV will ensure appropriate public health and physical distancing measures are put in place to ensure the safety of our staff and visitors,” director Tony Ellwood said. Virtual experiences, such as Melbourne Museum's "at home" project, will continue for those who are unable or don't wish to travel to the city.Victorian Arts Minister Martin Foley praised galleries, museums and theatres for finding ways to keep the public entertained during lockdown.

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