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Fairfield First Fridays ‑ May

Status: Updated 7/27/2020

locator Fairfield Historic Town Square
Fairfield, IA 52556

May 7, 2021

Fairfield First Fridays - May

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Fairfield First Fridays is about celebrating creativity, culture and community. Fairfield First Fridays encourages artists and artisans to participate in this community event by selling their art and artisan crafts. In the warm weather months of Fairfield First Fridays (FFF), vendors will have the opportunity to exhibit and sell their products on the lawn of Central Park, or our town square green.

Admission: none
Days/Hours Open: Fri 6pm‑9:30pm
Address: 56 S. Main Street, Fairfield, IA 52556
Attendance: 2,500
# Food Booths: na
# of Exhibitors: na
Juried: no
Prize Money: na
Deadlines: Art & Craft: na
Music: na
Food: na
Promoter: Fairfield First Fridays Art Walk ^
Show Dir.: Event Office
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Iowa COVID Info

01/15/2021

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Link to State COVID Info:

IA Department of Public Health-Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Governor’s Plan to reopen:

The 7/24 proclamation extends public health mitigation measures currently in place for businesses and other establishments. This includes the requirements for bars and restaurants to ensure six feet of physical distance between each group or individual dining or drinking; to ensure all patrons have a seat at a table or bar; and to limit congregating together closer than six feet. Requirements for social distancing, hygiene, and other public health measures to reduce the risk of transmission also remain in place for gyms, casinos, salons, theaters, and other establishments without change. 6/10 proclimation allows restaurants and bars, gyms, casinos, barbershops, spas, malls, theaters, to open for normal, on-premise business with social distancing and additional health measures in place. Additionally, allows for mass gatherings of more than 10 people with specific health guidance in place. On 5/26, the Gov issued a proclimation permitting the reopening, on June 1, of additional establishments, including outdoor performance venues, casinos, bowling alleys, amusement parks, skating rinks, skate parks, outdoor playgrounds. "Permits social, community, recreational, leisure, and sporting gatherings and events of more than 10 people if public health measures are implemented." The Gov's 4/27 Proclimation was the first to permit businesses to reopen with social distance measures in place.

Mask Mandates:

1/7 Proclimation: Continues to require that when people are in an indoor public space, and unable to social distance for 15 minutes or longer, masks are required to be worn. Other public health measures have been extended until Saturday, February 6th, 2021. 12/9: Continues mask requirements. 11/16 Proclimation: Requires that when people are in an indoor public space, and unable to social distance for 15 minutes or longer, masks are required to be worn. The same requirements apply to visitors and employees inside State buildings. Additional mask requirements are imposed for certain specific establishments and gatherings. 11/10 proclimation strongly encourages “all Iowans to consider how their choice to adhere to public health mitigation strategies impacts the spread of COVID-19 in their family and community. Specifically, I strongly encourage Iowans to consider avoiding events not adhering to social distancing and mask recommendations and thereby considered high risk including but not limited to weddings, funerals, bridal showers, baby showers, birthday parties, holiday celebrations, conventions, indoor entertainment, spectator sports, private parties, tailgating, and vacationing.” 8/27 Encourages all Iowans to wear masks.

Mass Gathering Restrictions:

1/7 Proclimation: Continues to require that when people are in an indoor public space, and unable to social distance for 15 minutes or longer, masks are required to be worn. Other public health measures have been extended until Saturday, February 6th, 2021. 12/16 Proclimation: Gatherings of more than 10 people may occur if proper social distancing measures are in place. 12/9: Prohibits indoor gatherings of more than 15 people and outdoor gatherings of more than 30 people. 11/16 proclimation: Limits indoor social, community, business and leisure gatherings or events to 15 people. Outdoor gatherings are limited to 30. This includes wedding and funeral receptions, family gatherings and conventions. But it does not restrict gatherings that occur in the workplace as part of normal daily business or government operations. 11/10 proclimation makes the following changes to existing gathering restrictions: ● If more than 10 people: ○ 6 feet distancing between groups ○ Groups limited to 8 people, with the exception of households larger than 8 ○ Take other reasonable measures to ensure social distancing, increase hygiene, etc. ● If more than 25 people and indoors, all participants over 2 years old must wear masks except when eating and drinking. ● If more than 100 people and outdoors, all participants over 2 years old must wear masks except when eating and drinking. ● All these restrictions apply to wedding receptions, including distancing, group limitations, and mask requirement if event is sufficiently large. 6/10 Allows for mass gatherings of more than 10 people with specific health guidance in place. 3/17 proclimation banned all gatherings of 10 or more people.

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