Here are the newest Michigan COVID-19 restriction changes

DETROIT (FOX 2) - Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced a series of restriction updates Tuesday, easing up numerous COVID-19 capacity limits.

These changes will begin Friday and remain in effect until April 19.

Restaurants

• 50% capacity for bars and restaurants, up to 100 people. This is up from 25% capacity.
• 11 p.m. curfew, changed from 10 p.m. curfew

Private gatherings

• Private indoor gatherings at homes can have a maximum of 15 people from three different households.
• Private outdoor gatherings can have up to 50 people.

Public gatherings

• Up to 25 people indoors
• Up to 300 people outdoors

Indoor entertainment

• Indoor entertainment venues, including movie theaters and bowling alleys, are allowed to be at 50% capacity, up to 300 people.
• Casinos can operate at 30% capacity.
• Indoor stadiums and arenas that seat fewer than 10,000 people can have 375 attendees. Stadiums that seat more than 10,000 people can have 750 attendees.

Outdoor entertainment

• Outdoor entertainment and recreation facilities can have up to 1,000 people.

Shopping

• Retail stores can allow up to 50% capacity.

Gyms

• Gyms can operate at 30% capacity. Workout equipment must be spaced 6 feet apart, and masks remain required.

Nursing homes

• Both inside and outside visits will be allowed at nursing homes that haven't had a positive COVID-19 test within their facilities in the past 14 days. 
• Masks must be worn and distance must be maintained.