Hibs have issued an update to supporters after all domestic matches were cancelled due to the coronavirus situation.
The Easter Road club has said that tickets for tomorrow's postponed fixture against St Johnstone will still be valid for the rearranged game – although no date has been set for this.
In the meantime, the ticket office, reception and Hibernian Community Foundation offices at Easter Road will all close for seven days.
The club said in a statement to fans: "You will be aware of the decision taken today to postpone professional and grassroots football – at all levels – across Scotland, the rest of the UK and much of mainland Europe.
"This means that our game against St Johnstone, scheduled for tomorrow, no longer goes ahead as planned.
"Tickets will be valid for the re-scheduled fixture, though there is no information available at this stage about when that fixture will take place.
"Updates will be shared with all ticket holders as soon as they are available."
The statement adds: "As responsible employers, and taking current advice into consideration, the Ticket Office, Reception and Hibernian Community Foundation offices at Easter Road will be closed for the next seven days.
"This is not in response to any specific cases of ill health.
"The Hibernian Clubstore remains open as usual.
"This is an evolving situation for everyone.
"We know that our supporters and the community will understand and support the measures that we have decided to take.
"We will issue any further updates as information becomes available."
The club also revealed on Friday that they had donated all fruit, vegerables and perishables set aside for tomorrow's postponed match to charities and community groups in the area.
