The museum had been closed for six months following damage from the Palisades Fire and had reopened with limited hours to the public on June 27. On Wednesday, July 16, the museum resumes its regular ...

The iconic Los Angeles venue is welcoming visitors back with a new exhibition featuring artworks and artifacts from ancient ...

The Getty Villa reopened Friday for the first time since January’s devastating Palisades fire. And after nearly six months without visitors, the museum is set to debut a new exhibit. The Villa had ...

The Getty Villa reopened Friday for the first time since January's devastating Palisades fire.

Getty announced that the Getty Villa Museum will reopen to the public on Friday, June 27, following its temporary closure due to the Palisades Fire.

Despite rumors that the Getty Villa had been destroyed by the fires in January, it survived. Officials credit that to their planning and preparations that can serve as models to other institutions.

The Getty Villa survived the Pacific Palisades fire, aided by its construction and technology. The museum's staff also spent days protecting the property and its artifacts from flames and smoke.

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For the next 28 hours, Borsay and 16 other staffers organized themselves to supplement fire department efforts and along the way contributed to helping keep the Getty Villa and its priceless art ...

Trees and brush on the grounds of the Getty Villa Museum caught fire, but "staff and the collection remain safe," a statement said.

The X account for the Getty has shared multiple updates about the Villa since the wildfire outbreak, noting that its buildings, art collections and staff are safe.

The Getty Villa will remain closed until further notice due to the Palisades Fire, the museum announced today. The Getty Center in Brentwood will likely remain closed until Monday, January 20.