Delaware News Journal
After getting shelved last year – and doused with a heavy rain the year prior, Winterthur Museum is poised to hit the ground running with its Point-to-Point steeplechase on May 30.
This annual horse race is on pace to be one of the first major Delaware events of the year. The Division of Public Health approved Winterthur’s COVID-19 plan, allowing up to 3,600 guests for the event next month.
This pandemic rendition of Point-to-Point will include pod seating for up to 10 tailgating-guests per tent, race director Jill Abbott told Delaware Online/The News Journal.
All attendees are required to bring masks and wear them wherever they can’t maintain a safe distance of 6 feet from others outside of their group/household.
Delaware News Journal
After getting shelved last year – and doused with a heavy rain the year prior, Winterthur Museum is poised to hit the ground running with its Point-to-Point steeplechase on May 30.
This annual horse race is on pace to be one of the first major Delaware events of the year. The Division of Public Health approved Winterthur’s COVID-19 plan, allowing up to 3,600 guests for the event next month.
This pandemic rendition of Point-to-Point will include pod seating for up to 10 tailgating-guests per tent, race director Jill Abbott told Delaware Online/The News Journal.
All attendees are required to bring masks and wear them wherever they can’t maintain a safe distance of 6 feet from others outside of their group/household.
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