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Cobb Galleria, Energy centers to remain closed due to COVID-19

The Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center and Cobb Galleria will be closed until further notice amid coronavirus concerns.

Credit: Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

Credit: Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

The Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center and Cobb Galleria will be closed until further notice amid coronavirus concerns.
By Kristal Dixon
April 1, 2020

The Cobb Galleria and Cobb Energy Performing Arts centers will remain closed due to COVID-19.

Both venues originally announced they would be closed through March 31, but decided to extend that closure indefinitely.

Most staff members will continue working remotely. All events and performances scheduled at both locations have been postponed.

“The safety and health of guests, staff and volunteers is always of the utmost importance to us,” said Karen Caro, Cobb Galleria Centre marketing manager. “Because the circumstances are changing daily, we will continue to communicate with you to keep you advised of our plans.”

Updates on events scheduled at the Galleria Centre will be posted on the venue's website. Updates on events that have been canceled or rescheduled have been posted on the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre's website.

SEE ALSO: Cobb County and coronavirus: A guide to service delivery

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Kristal Dixon covers Cobb and DeKalb county schools for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Before joining the AJC, Dixon worked for Patch.com and the Cherokee Tribune in Canton.

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