New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday that bowling alleys across the state can reopen at limited capacity, as well as cultural institutions such as museums in New York City.

Cuomo said that bowling alleys will be allowed to open on Monday at 50% occupancy. Guests must wear a face covering and every other lane closed. Museums, aquariums, and other “low-risk indoor cultural arts” institutions can reopen in New York City on Aug. 24 at 25% maximum occupancy and timed ticketing to stagger the number of groups indoors at once.