The Museum District Association has gathered the following closures of its institutions and related cultural organizations throughout the city of Houston:

  • Art League Houston: Galleries will be temporarily closed until further notice, and spring semester art classes are being transitioned online.

  • Asia Society Texas Center: suspending all public programs and exhibition viewing

  • Blaffer Art Museum: temporarily closed until March 28; will re-evaluate the situation on that date

  • Buffalo Soldiers Museum: will temporarily close, starting March 17

  • Children’s Museum of Houston: temporarily closed as of March 15

  • Contemporary Arts Museum Houston: temporarily closed as of March 16; museum programs shifting to online platforms, including the website and social media

  • Czech Center Museum Houston: will temporarily close starting March 17

  • DiverseWorks: temporarily closed until further notice

  • Holocaust Museum Houston: temporarily closed as of March 16

  • Houston Center for Contemporary Craft: will temporarily close starting March 18

  • Houston Center for Photography: temporarily closed as of March 16; classes will be moved online

  • Houston Museum of African American Culture: temporarily closed through March

  • Houston Museum of Natural Science: will temporarily close March 17-27

  • Houston Zoo: temporarily closed as of March 13

  • Lawndale: temporarily closed as of March 16

  • Menil Collection: temporarily closed, as of March 16

  • Moody Center for the Arts: temporarily closed as of March 13

  • Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: temporarily closed as of March 16

  • Project Row Houses — Temporarily closed, as of Monday, March 16

  • The Health Museum: closed as of March 14

  • The Jung Center Houston: Galleries are closed. Classes will be moving online, including free anxiety-relief classes.

  • The Rothko Chapel: closed due to renovations

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