Thank you Lisa, for the shout out and the question. It's a great question.
We opened our doors this past weekend with our new exhibitions. I'd like to point out that our Margaret Watkins exhibition, like a lot of things right now, are tied up with the supply chain issues. Half of the exhibition is in crates in Istanbul. They didn't get on the plane. We're missing one of our exhibitions. In our history, that's never happened before.
We did open this past weekend with most of our new exhibitions and there was a line-up outside the door. That doesn't always happen. That answers part of your question.
We have noticed though, with the last few re-openings—because we all know that we've been in a few lockdowns—our younger audiences are much more ready to come back. We do find it more challenging—and my colleagues can jump in with their comments on this—with the older audiences. They're quite reluctant to be in crowds. In fact, we've been reaching out directly to quite a few of them and offering to bring them in when the gallery is closed to the public, so they can feel secure.
I'm not saying it's for all, but it seems to be that certainly the younger demographic is more willing to go and our older audience is far more reluctant.