Getty Villa reopened for the first time since the devastating Palisades fire in January. The museum will debut its new exhibition after nearly six months without tourists. The villa has been closed since the Palisades fire burned in the surrounding area on January 7. The museum itself did not take any damage in the fire – but, the ground did. Since then, staff have been working hard to repair the losses to the ground as soon as possible. To reopen, the villa made its debut in its latest exhibition, “The Kingdom of Pylos,” which contains 230 works of Mason’s art and artifacts. I saw many works for the first time in the United States. The reopening on Friday is expected to bring crowds, and the villa’s operating hours will be limited: Friday to Monday from 10pm to 5pm.
Since the Palisades fire last January, visitors have explored Getty Villa in the Pacific Palisades at the reopening museum.
1. Since the Palisades Fire last Friday in January last year, a visitor has taken a photo at Getty Villa in Pacific Palisades. 2. Getty Villa in Pacific Palisades reopened for the first time since the Palisades fire last January. 3. Pacific Palisades’ Getty Villa reopened for the first time since Palisades opened fire.
Since the Palisades fired, a visitor has walked around the ground in the reopened museum on Getty Villa in the Pacific Palisades.
Peter and Bambi Carlton took photos with daughters Olivia and Drew, the left side is on the left of Columbus, Ohio, and the museum reopened Getty Villa in the Pacific Palisades since the Palisades fire last January.
Museum reopening day for visitors at Getty Villa in Palisades in Pacific.
Pacific Palisades residents and 40-year-old neighbors, Claudette Brown, Left and Eva Kurtz, visited Getty Villa in Pacific Palisades at the reopened museum since Palisades Fire last January. Brown and Kurtz recently moved back home after enduring fire damage, and they discovered Getty’s recovery experience after a community experience.
A visitor held a new exhibition “The Kingdom of Pylos, the Kingdom of Warriors of Ancient Greece” on the day the museum reopened.
