The Rubin Museum is planning to reopen on September 12! We have been working hard to create a safe and inspiring experience at the Museum and are thrilled to welcome back our communities.
The health and safety of our visitors is our top priority, so we’ve enacted new protocols, including limiting gallery capacity to allow for social distancing, timed entry tickets, and increased cleaning. All visitors must wear face masks. Learn more about our safety protocols and what to expect at the Rubin.
- Members will have first access to the Rubin during member preview days on September 10 and 11. Reserve your timed entry tickets. Renew or become a Rubin member today.
- Timed entry tickets are available for visits through September 26. Reserve your entry in advance online. A limited number of walk-up timed entry tickets will be available at the admissions desk.
EXHIBITIONS
All our exhibitions have been extended, including Shahidul Alam: Truth to Power, Measure Your Existence, and Charged with Buddha’s Blessings: Relics from an Ancient Stupa.
Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room will have limited capacity (maximum 2 people at a time) and a time limit of 10 minutes per group. Learn more about exhibitions on view.
PUBLIC PROGRAMS AND GROUP VISITS
All in-person public programs and group visits are cancelled through the end of 2020. Learn more about our upcoming online events.
CAFE SERAI
Café Serai will remain closed until further notice.
THE SHOP
The shop will reopen on September 12 with limited capacity. The online shop remains open.
FACILITY RENTALS
Starting September 12, the Rubin will resume booking private event rentals. The Special Events team is available to receive inquiries and answer questions about facility rentals at facilityrentals@rubinmuseum.org.
SUPPORT THE RUBIN
This unprecedented public health crisis will continue to have a financial impact on the Rubin Museum. Please support the Rubin and its mission to ensure that our doors remain open.
Updated August 27, 2020