DAVENPORT, IOWA (September 13, 2021) — The Quad City Symphony Orchestra (QCSO) is committed to providing an amazing live music experience in an enjoyable and safe environment for our musicians, patrons, and staff.

We look forward to welcoming you back into the concert hall and have implemented the following health and safety precautions for our indoor concerts and events, including Inside the Music and Concert Conversations.

YOUR SAFETY

Face Mask Requirements

Facial-coverings will be universally required for all indoor QCSO concerts for as long as community transmission remains substantial or high in both or either Scott and Rock Island counties according to the CDC COVID Data Tracker.

Once transmission rates become moderate or low in both Scott and Rock Island counties according to the CDC COVID Data Tracker, masks will be optional for vaccinated individuals and strongly recommended for unvaccinated individuals.

Facial-coverings must be worn properly, covering the nose and mouth. Patrons arriving without appropriate face-coverings will be provided with a disposable face-mask.

Vaccinations

All QCSO musicians, staff, and in-person volunteers are fully vaccinated! Thank you to those who have already received the vaccine and are helping us to continue to provide superb symphonic music live. You can join us in the effort to keep in-person concerts going by getting vaccinated today. Find a location near you.

Socially-Distanced Seats Available

All QCSO concert venues are approved for full seating capacity, but patrons may request a socially-distanced seat. These seating requests can be made by calling the QCSO Box Office at 563.322.7276 or emailing info@qcso.org. Requests must be made by 4:30PM on the Thursday preceding the event. Availability is limited and may not be possible for some concerts.

Attendees Must Be Asymptomatic

Patrons who are not feeling well, are exhibiting any COVID-19 Symptoms, or have tested positive or been exposed to COVID-19 within fourteen days prior to a concert should stay home.

Please review the CDC website for a full list of COVID-19 symptoms.

Flexible Exchanges

If you are unable to attend a performance, please contact us to discuss flexible exchange-options. We will accommodate you as best we can. Should any postponements or cancellations be necessary, you will have the option for an exchange or full refund. These exchange requests can be made by calling the QCSO Box Office at 563.322.7276 or e-mailing info@qcso.org. Requests must be made by 4:30PM on the Thursday preceding the event.

CONCERT EXPERIENCE

Concert Length

All concerts will be performed at full length (approx two hours) and include an intermission unless otherwise noted.

Program Booklets

Program Booklets and Notes will be available in both print and digital versions. Digital versions of all program booklets can be found at qcso.org/programs.

QUESTIONS & CONCERNS

We want to make your experience as enjoyable as possible, so please contact us with any questions or concerns. The QCSO Box Office is available for in-person visits on Tuesday and Thursday and by phone, Monday–Friday, 9AM-4:30PM. The on-site box office is open ninety minutes before each performance.

327 Brady Street, Davenport, IA | 563.322.7276 | info@qcso.org

The implementation of all health and safety precautions are informed by the recommendations of the Scott County Health Department (SCHD) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). These precautions are subject to change as new recommendations are made by the SCHD and/or the CDC. This policy covers all indoor QCSO concerts and events.

By purchasing a ticket to this event, patrons are agreeing to adhere to these health and safety precautions. Those who choose to ignore these measures will be removed from the event.

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