Photo gallery Terrace life continues, but with precautions
Summer evenings remain relaxed and beautiful at the Memorial Union Terrace, but with changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Patrons can enjoy physically distanced, reserved-table seating with food and drink service. Table reservations can be made one to two days in advance via OpenTable. Masks and face coverings are required upon entry, while receiving service and while exiting. A majority of the campus, including the Memorial Union and Union South buildings, remain closed to the public due to the pandemic.
“We know the Terrace is a special place for our campus community and visitors, so we knew we had to try to make Terrace season possible,” said Mark Guthier, associate vice chancellor for Student Affairs and Wisconsin Union director. “We’ve put a number of health and safety protocols in place on top of our usual rigorous cleaning procedures and safety measures.”
A Wisconsin Union staff member walks patrons to their assigned table to enjoy physically distanced, reserved-table seating with food and drink service at the Memorial Union Terrace. Photo by: Jeff Miller
Masks and face coverings are required upon entry, while receiving service and while exiting. Photo by: Jeff Miller
Tables are spaced well apart on the Terrace to keep patrons safe during the pandemic, but the warm summer sun and sparkling lake remain the same. Photo by: Jeff Miller
A Wisconsin Union staff member handles credit card payment. Masks and face coverings are required while receiving service. Photo by: Jeff Miller
Masks and face coverings are required upon entry, while receiving service and while exiting. Photo by: Jeff Miller
A cleaned and sanitized table with sunburst-designed chair is ready for the next patron. Photo by: Jeff Miller
The Terrace remains a popular place, but fewer people are allowed in because of distancing requirements during the pandemic. Photo by: Jeff Miller
