covid-19 - closure
A lot has happened in the last month since we announced our temporary closure due to the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).
The immediate hours and days that followed brought similar announcements from most major climbing facilities around the country. For those gyms that also voluntarily closed, it was the weight of people's health and lives that pushed our decisions. We needed to be part of the solution, not the problem. #flattenthecurve
Flowstone has been shown such an outstanding amount of support from its members, and we know many other climbing gyms that also received similar responses. Thank you to everyone who responded with words of encouragement and support. It is truly helping all of us get through one of the toughest periods we will ever have to face; we won’t be able to do it without you.
Gym Closure Update
While we were proactive and ahead-of-the-curve by voluntarily closing when it responsibly made sense to do so, it is now mandated per Governor Gavin Newsome’s request that Flowstone remains closed through March 31st, and now possibly longer. We will continue to closely monitor the CDC’s recommended guidelines and will re-open when it is deemed safe to do so for our members and surrounding community. At which point we will notify everyone with a proper amount of time. While we are anxious to reopen our doors as soon as possible, that decision is currently out of our control and we thank you for your patience and understanding.
What is in our control is to strongly encourage all of you to begin adhering to the warnings and start practicing stronger social distancing if you have not already. Doing so will only improve everyone's chances of staying safe, getting back to work and climbing a whole lot sooner
if you have further questions regarding membership options, making adjustments to your account (freeze/cancel), or receiving a credit for march's temporary gym closure, please follow the link below:
The immediate hours and days that followed brought similar announcements from most major climbing facilities around the country. For those gyms that also voluntarily closed, it was the weight of people's health and lives that pushed our decisions. We needed to be part of the solution, not the problem. #flattenthecurve
Flowstone has been shown such an outstanding amount of support from its members, and we know many other climbing gyms that also received similar responses. Thank you to everyone who responded with words of encouragement and support. It is truly helping all of us get through one of the toughest periods we will ever have to face; we won’t be able to do it without you.
Gym Closure Update
While we were proactive and ahead-of-the-curve by voluntarily closing when it responsibly made sense to do so, it is now mandated per Governor Gavin Newsome’s request that Flowstone remains closed through March 31st, and now possibly longer. We will continue to closely monitor the CDC’s recommended guidelines and will re-open when it is deemed safe to do so for our members and surrounding community. At which point we will notify everyone with a proper amount of time. While we are anxious to reopen our doors as soon as possible, that decision is currently out of our control and we thank you for your patience and understanding.
What is in our control is to strongly encourage all of you to begin adhering to the warnings and start practicing stronger social distancing if you have not already. Doing so will only improve everyone's chances of staying safe, getting back to work and climbing a whole lot sooner
if you have further questions regarding membership options, making adjustments to your account (freeze/cancel), or receiving a credit for march's temporary gym closure, please follow the link below:
SINCERELY,
JOEL ROCHA & JASON JACKMAN
OWNERS & FOUNDERS
FLOWSTONE CLIMBING LLC
JOEL ROCHA & JASON JACKMAN
OWNERS & FOUNDERS
FLOWSTONE CLIMBING LLC