People from all parts of the world and all walks of life visit the Chapel for renewal and restoration. They come to experience prayer, meditation, religious services, lectures, concerts, or simply sit in silence among the magnificent Mark Rothko murals.
International Day of Peace Observation: Apollo Chamber Players
6:00 PM
LOCATION
Rothko Chapel
Art and Incarceration: Poetry, Theatre and Music in and about Captivity
7:00 PM
LOCATION
Rothko Chapel
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Audio Installation
All Day
LOCATION
Rothko Chapel
Twelve Moments: Mindfulness for Parents and Children
12:00 PM
LOCATION
Rothko Chapel
Volunteer Training
5 PM
The Chapel will close early to the public at 5 PM for volunteer training.
Volunteer Training
5 PM
The Chapel will close early to the public at 5 PM for volunteer training.
Filming in Chapel
12:15 PM
Visit Houston will be filming inside the Chapel between 12:15-1:15 PM. The Chapel will remain open to the public during this time. By entering the Chapel during this time, visitors will be agreeing to potentially be included in Visit Houston's footage and in the video they are creating.
Delayed Opening
Due to maintenance work, the Chapel will be opening at 11 AM.
Private Memorial Service
4:30 PM
The Chapel will close to the public for the day at 4:30 PM for a private memorial service. The Chapel will reopen Sunday, August 27th at 10 AM.
Volunteer Training
3:30 PM
The Chapel will close to the public at 3:30 PM for volunteer training. The Chapel will reopen to the public at 4:30 PM.
Volunteer Training
3:30 PM
The Chapel will close to the public at 3:30 PM for volunteer training. The Chapel will reopen to the public at 4:30 PM.
Each season, the Rothko Chapel brings together programs engaging the breadth of human experience. We bring you discussions with human rights luminaries, dialogues around issues affecting the world, spiritually evocative music, and activities that encourage a more mindful way of living.
Download the program brochure here.
Join people from diverse political, racial, cultural, economic, and religious backgrounds to strengthen our collective efforts to deconstruct dehumanizing systems while developing systems and practices that promote human rights, equity, and justice. To learn more click here.
Experience a unique opportunity for speakers to share how their personal concept of the Divine has changed over time, as well as shaped their lives, their service to the community, and views about their place in the cosmos. As an organization committed to interfaith dialogue and engagement, this series offers an excellent opportunity to hear from people from diverse faith communities, and other sectors of society about this important topic. To learn more click here.
Explore the relationship between the sacred and the self in this series that includes practices conducive to a more spiritually focused and mindful life.
Encounter beautiful and moving performances from various artists, enhanced by the atmosphere of the Rothko Chapel.
Schedule a group or guided visit, reserve the space for a private service, or view past events.