Updated posted: 7-21-20

Our top priority is the health and safety of our participants, instructors and staff. Accordingly, we will continue to evaluate when and how we can reasonably offer programming that complies with Ohio Governor DeWine, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Hamilton County Health Commissioner’s recommendations to help prevent the further spread of COVID-19. Within the past couple weeks, we have seen updates including a new Ohio Health Advisory System that lists Hamilton County at level 3. The recommendation at level 3 is to limit activities as much as possible to prevent exposure and spread.

In addition to this new advisory system and considering the negative impact of procedures following a positive diagnosis (quarantine of participants, instructors and staff), we struggle to see how we can safely bring people back indoors to recreate at this time. Therefore, indoor programming will remain on hold. We will shift our focus to outdoor programming that adheres to the safety guidelines and discourages physical contact, sharing of equipment and large gatherings. We are also exploring the possibility of classes that take place outdoors on one specific date. This single date approach will help us navigate the weekly alert level update that would make scheduling multi-week classes a challenge.

As more information becomes available, we will continue to re-evaluate, adjust and adapt. When we begin offering programs again, we will market those activities through email. Click Here to join our email list. Please continue to check our website for updates.