ensuring a safe experience

The Rothko Chapel and Suzanne Deal Booth Welcome House will reopen to the public on Thursday, September 24.

your safety is our priority

We recognize that each of us plays a critical role in creating a safe and healthy environment. While preparing for our reopening, we have created the following guidelines and practices based on recommendations by the CDC, local, and state governments that will help to ensure the health and safety of our visitors, staff, and volunteers.

for visitors

We are excited to welcome you back to the Chapel campus. In preparation for your visit, please note the following health and safety practices that will be required of all visitors:

• admission to the Chapel will be managed by free, timed-tickets
• masks will be required for all visitors over the age of 10
• maintain social distancing of 6 feet inside Chapel buildings and on the grounds
• minimize contact points - only pick up items you plan to purchase or keep
• high-touch surfaces will be regularly sanitized
• credit card transactions only in the Chapel Shop
• storage for personal belongings is currently unavailable

If there are any questions or concerns around visiting within these guidelines, please contact info@rothkochapel.org 

timed-ticket entry

The Chapel and Welcome House will reopen to the public on Thursday, September 24th, with limited hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 11am to 4pm. 

Admission to the Chapel will be managed by free, timed-tickets. 

• Advance ticket reservations are required for entry
• Timed entry sessions allow a 30 minute visit to the Chapel
• Each visitor may reserve up to 5 tickets per timed entry session
• Tickets only grant entry to the Rothko Chapel and are not valid for the Menil Collection
• Walk up visitors will be able to reserve tickets via their phones if tickets are available

Upon arrival, visitors will check in at the Welcome House located across the street from the Chapel at 1410 Sul Ross.

- reserve your ticket -

for staff & volunteers

All staff members and volunteers are undergoing training to implement and manage our health and safety guidelines and practices. Staff and volunteers will be required to wear personal protective equipment including gloves and masks, provided by the Chapel for their safety and yours.

Staff and volunteers are here to help make sure the Chapel experience is safe for you and for others, please respect any instruction provided to you by our team.

for public programs, tours, gatherings & private events

For the remainder of 2020, the Chapel will refrain from hosting in-person public programs, tours, gatherings, and private events until it is safe to do so. 

In the meantime, we will offer virtual public programs and opportunities for engagement. Visit our calendar to learn more about upcoming programs and offerings.