Prescott-area entertainment landscape changing for COVID-19
(Tim Wiederaenders/Prescott Kudos, illustration)
Originally Published: March 19, 2020 3:09 p.m.
Entertainment in the Quad Cities is evolving as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19), with some establishments closing and some having performances canceled.
Click HERE to view the latest from Prescott Kudos Nightlife.
Contact your favorite establishment before going; not all responded March 19 to a plea by Kudos for comments as to their level of service. During these trying times a lot of cancellations exist. For example, the Elks Theatre is closed through April 1.
Note – Due to the COVID-19 crisis, Prescott Kudos will transition to inside of the Courier as of Friday, March 27; check the Courier or visit dCourier.com.
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