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| Colombian painter Willy Ramos will be in charge of opening the new season.

The capacity has been reduced to guarantee safety and the use of a mask inside the facilities is mandatory | The Cartagena City Council has already prepared its plan for the reopening of the municipal exhibition halls.

The capacity of these has been reduced to ensure safety and the use of the mask inside the facilities will be mandatory.

The Colombian painter Willy Ramos's exhibition will be in charge of kicking off a new season that will begin on June 18.“The expected reopening will take place after applying the necessary protocols and security measures.

In all the municipal rooms there are now sanitary stations that have hydroalcoholic gel and masks available to users.

The cleaning of the most crowded places will also be reinforced, partitions have been installed to protect the personnel located at the information points and to avoid crowding and to keep the safety distance, a whole system has been implemented that marks the route of the visitors ”has indicated the councilor for the area of ??Culture, Youth and Equality, David Martínez Noguera.The exhibition halls of the Consistorial Palace will be the first to open their doors, and the opening of the “Río de Flores” exhibition by Colombian painter Willy Ramos is scheduled for June 18.

The City of Cartagena has reduced its capacity by a third, so it will allow a maximum capacity of 25 people.

A one-way route has been designed in order to ensure physical separation between visitors, preventing them from crossing, perfectly signposted with signs and indicators.The rest of the rooms will gradually open.

On June 25 the inauguration of the collective "Vitreous Humor" is planned at the Molina Palace and at the beginning of July they will show the halls of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center.

The Byzantine Wall room will remain closed, as refurbishment works are being carried out in it.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena