Updated as of September 23, 2024
Subject to change as public health conditions change
Anyone experiencing ANY symptoms of potentially contagious illness should remain at
home and access Kehilla events virtually.
All attendees of in-person Kehilla events or services are expected
to be masked indoors: N95, KN95, KF94 or comparable masks required.
People under 12 or medically unable to wear an N95/KN95/KF94 mask may wear any
well-fitting mask – double masking is strongly recommended. Children under 4 may go without masks.
Those who cannot be masked for medical reasons, may go without masks. They are
encouraged to inform Kehilla staff in advance.
We encourage everyone to take a COVID test before coming to events at Kehilla, particularly those
with more than 50 people. If you test positive for COVID, we ask that you stay home to protect others.
Eating and drinking at events is allowed indoors in designated rooms. Outdoor eating
options are made available whenever possible.
When in the Kehilla building and not at an event, masking is optional. When in meetings,
participants can decide amongst themselves whether to mask.
Renters using rooms at Kehilla may determine their own masking policy within the spaces
that they are renting.
We encourage everyone to stay current on their COVID boosters and vaccines when possible.
Kehilla will provide maximum air filtration and ventilation. Doors and windows will be
opened whenever possible.
Specific Kehilla programs or activities may institute additional public health protocols
depending on the situation.