London Month of the Dead - Keeping Covid Secure

KEEPING COVID-SECURE While the London Month of the Dead has always served as a celebration of death, our number one priority is to safeguard the lives and health of our visitors, speakers and performers. For this reason we will always act in accordance with government guidance on running events safely to make sure we’re Covid secure. Please note, if any in-person events need to be cancelled due to another outbreak then all in-person talks will go online and ticket holders will be refunded the price difference between the two types of events. Measures we’ve introduced for the London Month of the Dead 2021: - Despite the lifting of all social distancing restrictions at the time of listing these events, we have reduced the ticket numbers to ensuremore space between seats. - Sadly, visits to any small interior spaces such as the bone archive and the crypt at St Bride’s will not be included in the LMOD schedule this year. - Hand sanitiser will be provided at the entrance to all events.

KEEPING COVID-SECURE

While the London Month of the Dead has always served as a celebration of death, our number one priority is to safeguard the lives and health of our visitors, speakers and performers.

For this reason we will always act in accordance with government guidance on running events safely to make sure we’re Covid secure. Please note, if any in-person events need to be cancelled due to another outbreak then all in-person talks will go online and ticket holders will be refunded the price difference between the two types of events.

Measures we’ve introduced for the London Month of the Dead 2021:

- Despite the lifting of all social distancing restrictions at the time of listing these events, we have reduced the ticket numbers to ensuremore space between seats.

- Sadly, visits to any small interior spaces such as the bone archive and the crypt at St Bride’s will not be included in the LMOD schedule this year.

- Hand sanitiser will be provided at the entrance to all events.

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