For string trio at Boutique Hotel, face masks are still required
ByYucatán Magazine
The Hotel Boutique by the Museo
Those intimate concerts at the Hotel Boutique by the Museo are back starting 6 p.m. Thursday, April 14.
Beethoven’s String Trios and Bach’s Goldberg Variations are on the program with Nadezhda Golubeva on cello, and both Yana Akopova and Nikolay Dimitrov on violin.
Reservations are required and seating is limited to 15 individuals. Facemasks will be required at all times, and no intermission will be offered, under current health protocols.
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