The Henry will be closed March 3 - 4 for Collective Impulse: The 2022 Henry Gala ➞ preparations.

Group Visits

Barbara Earl Thomas. Installation view of Packaged Black: Derrick Adams and Barbara Earl Thomas, 2021, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit.

We look forward to welcoming you and your group to the Henry! Groups should consider what is on view and arrange a self-guided experience suited to their interests and goals. Our Visitor Experience team will be available to help and answer your group’s questions.
IMPORTANT NOTE: All groups must schedule their visit at least two weeks in advance. We do not accept walk-up group visits at this time.

Group Size

We can accommodate groups of up to 15 visitors, including chaperones and instructors. Groups larger than 15 must split up into smaller groups of 15 or less and enter the museum separately, one group at a time. This ensures the safety of all of our visitors and staff.

Safety Protocols

In accordance with King County and University of Washington health guidelines, the Henry will no longer require proof of COVID-19 vaccination as of March 1, 2022. Please note that masks continue to be required for all visitors 5+, regardless of vaccination status. Children ages 3–4 are encouraged to wear masks. We welcome all visitors to continue to social distance.

Admission

Admission for youth and school groups are free. For adult groups not affiliated with a school, regular admission applies: $0-$20 suggested donation per person, payable as one payment at the front desk.

Book Your Visit

Please fill out this online booking form a minimum of two weeks in advance of your visit. Staff will contact you within three business days to discuss your request. Please note that your tour is not confirmed until you hear back from our team. Questions? Please email us at groupvisit@henryart.org.

If you would like to schedule a visit to our Eleanor Henry Reed Collection Study Center instead of or in addition to visiting our exhibitions, you can learn more here.