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Ladies Who Lunch – February 19th – Umberto’s of Long Island

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Mediterranean Luncheon – February 5th – Home of Ruth Molina

Opera Society’s Hangar Party – February 28th – Pompano Beach Airpark, Hangar 7A

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FGO and The Opera Society have a strict mask requirement. Masks must be worn to protect your friends, neighbors, family and musicians in case you have the virus and are asymptomatic, so you don’t infect them.

Wearing a mask is unselfish and neighborly. Wearing a mask protects our community and reduces the impact of the pandemic on first responders, hospitals and contact tracers.

If you do not follow rules established by The Opera Society to wear masks, you will be denied entry and/or asked to leave. You will not be refunded. Musicians and singers will not perform unless all audience members are wearing masks.

Masks must be worn over the nose and mouth at all times. Attendees from different households must stay 6 feet apart. No contact between members of different households.

Sit only in designated seats. Take your seat immediately. No standing or table hopping. Masks required while sitting and may only be removed to eat or drink. Replace mask after taking a bite or a sip.

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