Reopening amid COVID-19 poses a challenge for many companies, but for smaller arts venues in Alberta, it's tightened an already tight profit margin.
— but that in the end, both organizations say they’re still feeling out how things will be moving forward.
“We need venues of all sizes to be able to bring in artists at different stages in their career,” she said. “The small venues have just as much of a place as the big venues.Tweet ThisAt Grindstone, while there are some comedy and improv shows currently running, Martin said that many artists are still waiting to begin performing again.
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