LIST: What’s open and what’s closed in South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Struggling to keep up with what's open, what's closed, what can open and what you're allowed to do in South Carolina?

Here is a full list. For more stories about the coronavirus outbreak in South Carolina, click or tap here.

Schools for 2019-2020 school year
Entertainment venues
Bowling alleys
Night clubs
Arcades
Concert halls
Theaters
Auditoriums
Performing art centers
Tourism attractions
Museums
Indoor child play areas (excluding daycares)
Adult entertainment venues
Bingo halls

Beaches
Boating docks
Parks
Grocery stores with limited capacity (5 people per 1000 sq ft or 20% capacity)
Retail stores and malls with limited capacity (20% capacity)
Restaurants with limited indoor dining (50% indoor capacity)
Includes places that self-identify as bars

Gyms with limited capacity (recommended at 20% capacity)
Barbershops and hair salons
Waxing salons
Threading salons
Nail salons
Spas
Body-art facilities and tattoo services
Tanning salons
Massage therapy establishments
Pools with limited capacity (recommended at 20% capacity)

Law enforcement is able to disperse groups of 3 or more if they present a public health danger.
If businesses are not following guidelines the governor’s office encourages people to “be their own physicians” and take their business elsewhere.
Summer camps are being discussed by accelerateSC.
For more details or further guidelines go to https://accelerate.sc.gov/.

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