Rockefeller, the name in itself spells performing arts. This memorial chapel is also known for the wide variety of performances and events that keep happening here. The two chapels host various artists performing and boasts of a whooping roughly 50 events a week. It was designed by the famous architect of the 20th century- Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue. The architecture was finally completed in the year 1928 and is one of the best gifts ever given to the university of Chicago. Try to catch a performance here just for the complete feels of the architecture and to experience the vibrancy of the Chapel.

• Visit the official website to know the dates on which the chapel will be closed.
• The chapel is accessible for physically disabled people.
• Few areas like balconies, tower and carillon are restricted from public visit.

• Entry is free.

• Closed on University holidays.

• Nearby bus station: Woodlawn & 58th Street

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