LexArts Announces HybridHOP – Friday, September 18

Stroll, socialize, shop and buzz, socially distant of course!, about what’s new and now at eight-plus galleries, studios and out-of-the-box exhibit spaces that will welcome guests into their spaces, some for the first time since March. At the time of this communication, the following locations will welcome in-person guests:

Artists’ Attic

Institute 193

LexArts Gallery at ArtsPlace

Lexington Art League

Living Arts & Science Center *** Exterior Only

Mulberry & Lime

New Editions Gallery

Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center

Safety protocols will be in place at all locations, including mandatory masks and reduced capacity.

For those sites that may not be able to open their doors for this HOP, many will have an exhibition you can visit virtually at LexArts.org/HOP.

We’re grateful to Republic Bank for their encouragement and excitement as the Hybrid HOP brings art back into our lives.

For more information, please visit LexArts.org/HOP.

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*** The LASC will present four virtual exhibitions on their large Glo Gallery screen visible from the LASC’s lawn between 7:00PM and 9:00PM Friday night.

• If you are intent on a specific site or exhibition or would like to know more about a specific site’s safety protocols, please check with that site directly in advance of your visit.
• Some sites may have hours outside the normal HOP hours of 5-8pm. Please check with each site prior to your visit.

Safety Protocols – LexArts Gallery at ArtsPlace

• Visitors will be met at the door of ArtsPlace by a member of staff for screening prior to entering the premises.
• The temperature of each guest will be determined with a no touch thermometer. Anyone with a temperature over 100.4º will not be permitted to enter.
• All visitors are required to wear a mask.
• Visitors will be directed to the Gallery in a limited capacity.
• Hand sanitizer will be available upon entering/exiting Gallery.
• Staff will wipe down/sanitize all touched surfaces in common areas at regular intervals (door handles, handrails, elevator buttons, etc).