“I am in the ‘high risk’ category myself, so we are certainly taking extra care,” she wrote. Guests, while booking their seats, are also asked to preorder their entrees and wine choices to limit contact with staff and others, Sadeghi said. Sadeghi noted that the Casino is limiting the number of guests to only 30% of the legal capacity, “so social distancing is exceeded.” The Casino will also have hands-free temperature readings at the door, before guests are allowed entry, and will also provide hand sanitizer. 5.Īdmission for the September Dinners will be $30 a person, according to Sadeghi. Sadeghi said the Casino intends to branch out with other musical genres for the September dinners, including country music, which will be paired with a barbecue dinner on Sept.

“With this ‘test’ already being a resounding success, we are quickly picking menus and dates to continue on for the duration of our City permit,” which is at the end of September, Sadeghi explained.ĭuring the first night this Saturday, patrons will be treated to music from Kelly Rae Acoustic Trio, while the Paul Seaforth Jazz Trio is scheduled to play at the Aug. Sadeghi stressed that there will be more opportunities for guests to attend in September, when she plans to move the Saturday Dinners to the Casino’s larger outdoor space, the Rock Garden, where more guests can be accommodated.

“We are ‘testing’ two ‘Dinner Under the Stars’ evenings on our historic ocean-view Patio of the Stars,” Casino owner and operator Linda Sadeghi told San Clemente Times in an email on Friday, Aug. Casino San Clemente is bringing back live music events-with strict social distancing modifications-by launching a new Saturday-night series this weekend called “Dinner Under the Stars.”

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