The governor has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions as of May 29, and the market is following suit.
Although hand sanitizer stations will be available, whether or not customers use them will be up to them.
The same with the face mask, Marcelin said. “It’s no longer going to be required for us.”
Initially, the market won’t have children’s activities, music, or other “non-essential” activities, but that’s expected to change.
“We’re slowly reintroducing these programs,” Marcelin said, in part, because the partners the market works with have to feel comfortable participating.
It all depends on how the pandemic is going, though.