COVID-19 Update: Hero Arts Starting to Reopen - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on May 25, 2020

COVID-19 Update: Hero Arts Starting to Reopen

We have good news! After being closed for the last two months, Hero Arts is on the path to reopening, as California has started to allow the opening of manufacturers.

We are taking a safety-first approach and following the most stringent guidelines on social distancing, cleaning, and worker safety. While there is still much cleanup and organization to be done, we are excited to let you know that starting this week we will bring in shifts of people and start working once again.

Please watch this video from Hero Arts CEO Aaron Leventhal for more information and the most important message of all...which is THANK YOU!

We're eager to be able to serve you, support you, and give you the customer service that you expect from Hero Arts. Thank you for your infinite patience and for all of the support you've shown during this time. We are most grateful. ♥

11 comments

What a nice video. I’m so happy that Hero Arts made it through the tough times. I’ve truly been saddened by the loss of so many businesses, locally and nationwide. My thanks to everyone at Hero Arts for making it one the very best crafting companies and for your uplifting message. 😊

Stephanie Clapper,

I’m so happy you are able to start opening back up! I’ve fallen in love with the Hero Scapes stamps and dies. I have a couple but want to add more to my collection. The peek a boo dies look super fun, too.

Christy Malone,

What great news! So glad you’re able to reopen – thanks for the update, Aaron! Wishing you all the best as you return to “new normal” operations!!

Linda W, (ScrappinBari),

Great news, but stay safe, wash your hands and stay 1.5 metres apart. I don’t want anyone to get sick! I know it sounds preachy, but it works! Stay well!

Fionna Wheatley,

Awesome news! Welcome back!

Marisela Delgado,

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