Updated 29 April 2022
In line with the guidelines updated by the Victorian Government on 22 April. the Islamic Museum of Australia (IMA) is pleased to announce the following updates to our COVID-19 response:
Visitors are no longer required to wear masks indoors, but we still recommend you carry one with you in case you cannot physically distance.
Density limits inside the Museum have been removed, and our venues have returned to full capacity. Learn more about venue hire.
The health and safety of our staff, volunteers and guests is our highest priority. The IMA continues to adhere to a regular cleaning schedule for all common area surfaces throughout the day.
Further, we ask that our guests please assist us by:
- Performing a temperature check on arrival.
- Sanitising your hands immediately after entering the Museum. Sanitising stations are located in the front and rear foyers, and throughout the Museum.
- Maintaining social distancing of 1.5 metres where possible.
- Sanitising your hands or wear gloves (available from reception) before using interactive surfaces, including touchscreens and the chess board.
- Postponing your visit if you have a fever, flu-like symptoms or a confirmed case of COVID-19.
COVID-19 IN-LANGUAGE RESOURCES ISSUED BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT
Up-to-date information relating to Covid-19 issued by the State Government and translated into other languages is available here.
