As museums have lost millions, they have had to re-engineer how they reach visitors and kids Domenica Bongiovanni, Indianapolis Star
Replay Video UP NEXT
Over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, Indianapolis largest museums have felt like places that offer some semblance of a respite from 2020.
They reopened over the summer when shutdown restrictions lifted, offering their spacious corridors as one of the few opportunities for an indoor cultural experience. People can move around at will, free to exit a gallery if they feel anyone is encroaching. Health experts have ranked a stroll through them as a risk akin to grocery shopping.