Happy Holidays!
Updated December 17, 2021
Project Row Houses will be closed for the remainder of the year beginning Saturday, December 18th. We will return to our regular schedule on January 3, 2022.
We wish you all the best as this year concludes and the new one races towards us. The health and well-being of our Third Ward community and fellow Houstonians is of the utmost importance to us. The safety of PRH’s staff and visitors has been our top priority in 2021, and that will continue in 2022. For that reason, we have adopted the following COVID-19 Policy that we ask you to review before your next visit. And when you come see us, please start your visit at the PRH Offices & Community Gallery located at 2521 Holman St.
Our COVID-19 Policy
Art feeds our community, and our community feeds art. Rooted in collective creative action, we are eager to once again gather with our friends and neighbors.
COVID-19 has had a frightening and disproportionately high impact on Black communities like Third Ward, so we continue to proceed with caution. Our top priorities are the lives and wellbeing of our neighbors, artists, volunteers, supporters, and staff. We constantly monitor news and health guidelines with an eye toward protecting the most vulnerable among us.
We thank you for joining us in doing all that we can to be sure every cherished member of the Project Row Houses family is protected from infection for the duration of this public health crisis.
We ask that you follow these guidelines when visiting:
Wear a mask - masks are required for all visitors regardless of vaccination status.
Practice social distancing.
Practice good hand hygiene - sanitize your hands before entering and wash your hands often.
Refrain from visiting if you are feeling ill.
Additionally, our team is doing the following for increased safety:
Limiting indoor capacity to 50%.
Cleaning and sanitizing surfaces regularly.
Regularly monitoring the latest guidance from the CDC as well as local, state, and federal regulations and updating our policies accordingly.
Because of the contagious nature of COVID-19, there is an inherent risk of exposure in any public space. By visiting the site, you agree to voluntarily assume all risks related to COVID-19 exposure.
Why We Exist
We empower people and enrich communities through engagement, art, & direct action.
Art
We encourage artists to extend their practice outside of the studio into the social context. Through mentorship, commission-based practices, and public art opportunities, artists foster a positive, creative environment that enriches lives and honors culture and history.
Community
We support people and ideas so that they can do the same. Our programs cultivate independent change agents by creating sustainable opportunities for artists, young mothers, small businesses, and Third Ward residents.
Neighborhood
We share a neighborhood with Third Ward residents, and this includes its challenges. We remain dedicated to the culture and history here and work alongside residents to directly address changes that affect this community.
