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Picnic in the Park

Status: Updated 7/6/2020

locator Centennial Park
Batavia, NY 14020

July 4, 2021
Picnic in the Park
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Day‑long celebration ‑ free fun for the whole family. Entertainment on Main Stage & Stage II, arts & crafts show, food vendors, kids' activities, folk arts, nonprofit booths and more!
  • Admission: none
  • Days/­Hours Open: Sun 11am‑5pm
  • Address: 151 State Street, Batavia, NY 14020
  • Entertainment: 2 stages - Regional, Local. Music: Variety ??
  • Other Activities: hands‑on children's activities, folk arts demonstration
  • Attendance: 2,000
    # Food Booths: 30
  • # of Exhi­bitors: 60
    Juried: no
    Prize Money: na
  • Deadlines: Art & Craft: 06/30/2021
    Music: 04/15/2021
    Food: 06/30/2021 
  • Promoter: Genesee‑Orleans Regional Arts Council This is a VIP Promoter!
  • Show Dir.: Gregory A. Hallock
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New York COVID Info

01/22/2021
Official Twitter Channel:

Twitter: @NYSDOH

Link to State COVID Info:

NY Department of Health-Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Governor’s Plan to reopen:

Deatiled Guidance of the Reopening Plan For New York

Mask Mandates:

Requirement. Effective at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 17, 2020 any individual who is over age two and able to medically tolerate a face-covering shall be required to cover their nose and mouth with a mask or cloth face-covering when in a public place and unable to maintain, or when not maintaining, social distance. Executive Order 202.34 allows business owners to turn away potential customers for not wearing a face covereing

Mass Gathering Restrictions:

Under EO 202.68, effective Oct. 9, 2020, New York's Department of Health has had the authority to impose specific health restrictions based upon custers of COVID-19 cases in an area. The Micro-Cluster Strategy identifies clusters and the areas around them and categorizes them into one or more color-coded zones with corresponding levels of restrictions based on severity: Red Zones, Orange Zones, and Yellow Zones. New rules and restrictions directly target areas to help control COVID-19 spread and protect hospital capacity.

Gathering restrictions differ across the state depending on whether the area is classified as being in the red, orange or yellow zone. In red-zone areas, all nonresidential and residential gatherings are prohibited. Within the orange zone, gatherings of up to 10 people are allowed. In the yellow zone, nonresidential gatherings can take place with a maximum of 25 people, while residential gatherings are limited to 10 people.

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