COVID-19 concerns postpone concert at Woodstock’s Elm Street

The Shana Tucker concert set for Saturday in Woodstock has been postponed due to restrictions on live performances because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Elm Street Cultural Arts Village announced.

The concert featuring the singer, songwriter and “ChamberSoul” cellist has been re-scheduled to Saturday, July 25. Elm Street said it has contacted ticket holders to explain the situation and ask if they’d like to exchange their tickets or donate the value of the tickets as a tax-deductible donation.

“Future programming not mentioned is still planned,” said Justin Spainhour-Roth, Elm Street marketing coordinator. “We are closely monitoring COVID-19 outbreaks as well as spikes and are working diligently to ensure proper social distancing guidelines are met for the health, safety and comfort of audience members, volunteers and the artists to prepare for future events.”

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