Home / Events / Saturdays Off the 405

Get high at the Getty Center this summer at Saturdays Off the 405, a popular concert series that showcases a diverse selection of live music and performing artists outdoors at the world-famous museum.

Overlooking the city of Los Angeles, the Getty Center museum is an exceptional place to catch a free music concert. Every summer, this breathtaking venue hosts Saturdays Off the 405, a popular music showcase series that features up-and-coming DJs and live bands. Bring a picnic or cash for the bar and enjoy a breezy, easygoing concert to start your Saturday night in style.

With stunning views of the Los Angeles basin, colorful gardens, inspiring architecture and one of the world's greatest collections of art, the Getty Center is truly an amazing venue for a live music event. This world-class museum hosts bands, DJs and other performing artists on select Saturdays during the summer for its popular series, Saturdays Off the 405. Better yet, these music concerts are free - you only have to pay for parking ($10) at the lower lot, then take the cable-pulled hovertrain funicular up to the expansive museum. Arrive early to claim your seats at this festive affair, which features a vibrant atmosphere and upbeat crowd. The views of the city from the museum can’t be beat, making Saturdays Off the 405 a sure thing for a romantic date or fun outing with friends. Starting in late May and running through early September, this unique concert series features a diverse array of musical guests, from EDM up-and-comers to folk bands, psych rockers, blues, rock and roll and more. Many people bring picnic supplies, but you can also purchase food, wine other drinks at the museum's outlet and special pop-up snack bars set up for the event. The crowd is as diverse as the music, and everyone enjoys the easygoing atmosphere, spontaneous dance parties and ultra talented musicians. Kick off your Saturday night with a chilled-out dose of outdoor action at Saturdays Off the 405.

Interesting Facts

The Getty Center is home to many famous paintings, including Irises by Van Gogh and Claude Monet's paintings of wheat stacks, Rouen Cathedral and many other subjects. You’ll also find works by Cézanne and Renoir, along with outdoor sculptures and decor

Tips

Traffic usually gets backed up at the parking structure around the beginning of the event, and the line becomes quite long. Your best bet is to arrive early, and spend some time exploring the art exhibits. Please note: the (cash only) bars stop serving at