The Rothko Chapel is reopening to the public on December 17th after closing due to damage sustained during Hurricane Beryl. In the interim, the Rothko Chapel Welcome House is open Tues to Sun, 11am-5pm. For more information, click here.
We envision a future where artistic expression, spirituality, and creative activism are integrated to enhance the awareness, effectiveness, and sustainability of social change agents.
To steward a reflective space and present programs that promote spirituality, creativity, dialogue, and action leading to more equitable, empowered, and engaged communities.
Generating Conversation
Foster meaningful connections and open dialogues that celebrate the human spirit
Providing Equal Access
Create an inclusive and safe space for all
Cultivating Compassion
Encourage respect and empathy
Advocating Peace and Justice
Support and engaging movements that advocate for human rights and equity
Inviting Stillness
Make space for a moment of respite and reflection in a chaotic world
Inspiring Creativity
Offer an open and sacred space for discovery and artistic expression
Street parking is free and available on Yupon, Branard, and Sul Ross streets around the Chapel. Please pay attention to all parking regulation signs.
Rothko Chapel visitors are also welcome to use the Menil Collection parking lot located at the intersection of Mulberry and West Alabama streets.
The Moran Parking Garage at the intersection of Graustark and West Alabama streets on the campus of the University of St. Thomas is also available for parking for $10 per car.