Celebrate Pride in West Hollywood. Dance to live k-pop at the Head in the Clouds Festival. Cheer for the Dodgers as they take on their biggest rival of all time! With Memorial Day in the rearview mirror, we all know that the summer is heating up. Whether you want to dance all night or kick back and relax, Los Angeles has it all going on this weekend – all accessible via Metro, of course! Keep reading for all the details.
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All Weekend
WeHo Pride and OUTLOUD Music Festival
Pride Month will go into full swing Friday through Sunday with festivities (mostly) centered around West Hollywood Park and a nearby stretch of Santa Monica Bl. Come for the street fair, community booths, shopping and rainbow flags as far as the eyes can see, and stay for the legendary WeHo Pride Parade on Sunday. The OUTLOUD Music Festival will feature headliners such as Lizzo, Paris Hilton and Kim Petras. See the full schedule of weekend events to plan your own adventure.
Go Metro: Take Line 4,16 or 105 to West Hollywood. Note- please plan ahead as bus detours may be in effect in the area due to the event.
L.A. Dodgers Baseball
Our boys in blue triumphed over the Yanks in last year’s World Series, but the historic rivalry is still going strong. Catch them at Dodger Stadium all weekend.
Go Metro: Connect with the Stadium Express at two convenient locations – Union Station or the South Bay. For more information, including boarding locations and game day tips, visit metro.net/dodgers.
Saturday, May 31
Marina Culture Jam
LA County Department of Beaches and Harbors is hosting a day of family-friendly entertainment by the sea at Burton Chace Park in Marina del Rey. The 2025 edition of Marina Culture Jam will include live Taiko drumming, drum circles, kids’ crafts, a photo booth, DJ sets, food trucks and more.
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. FREE
Go Metro: Take Line 108 to Mindanao/Lincoln
Raise It Up for Youth Literacy
Ovation Hollywood will host Raise It Up for Youth Literacy, a free, community event designed to inspire a love of reading in children and young adults. The program includes storytelling, puppet-making, face-painting, crafts, games and music.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. FREE
Go Metro: Take the B Line to Hollywood/Highland Station
Off the 405 at The Getty
We love a summer music series! The Getty’s annual Off the 405 is coming in hot with a performance from SML, a Los Angeles-based jazz quintet that blends influences of Afrobeat and experimental rock, or more specifically kosmische.
Starts at 6 p.m. FREE, advance RSVP is required
Go Metro: Take Line 761 to Getty Center Dr/Sepulveda Bl
FIFA Club World Cup
LAFC and Club América are vying for an all-important spot vacated by Club León. Should the Black & Gold win, they’ll become the third MLS at the Club World Cup, which kicks off later this June!
Go Metro: Connect to the E Line and exit Expo Park/USC, or take the J Line bus to 37th St/USC. Tips for your game day trip.
Saturday and Sunday
Downtown Burbank Arts Festival
An annual favorite is back again this year! The Downtown Burbank Arts Festival is a massive marketplace that will take over San Fernando Bl between Magnolia and Angeleno, curated by Jackalope Arts. The two-day event will be jam-packed with live music, indie and artisan sellers offering apparel and jewelry, paper goods, home decor and housewares, art, photography – and, yes, delicious snacks!
Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. FREE
Go Metro: Take Line 92, 94 or 154 to downtown Burbank. Note- please plan ahead as bus detours may be in effect in the area due to the event.
Head in the Clouds Music & Arts Festival
With high-energy headlining performances in store from G-Dragon, 2NE1, Dean, DPR lAN and 4EVE, Head in the Clouds will take over Brookside Park at the Rose Bowl Saturday and Sunday. When you need to refuel, a variety of Asian food vendors will be serving up delicacies at Mama’s Night Market.
Doors open at 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Go Metro: Take the A Line to Memorial Park Station. From the station, turn right (west) on Holly Street, walk past Fair Oaks Avenue and the shuttles will be on the far side of the Parsons parking lot – before North Pasadena Avenue. The shuttle returns to the Metro station from Rose Bowl lot B.
Sunday
LA Sparks Basketball
The WNBA Commissioners Cup tournament is upon us! Watch our homegirls the Sparks face off against the Phoenix Mercury.
Go Metro: Take the A or E Line to Pico Station, which is a one-block walk from Crypto.com Arena in downtown L.A. The Metro J Line bus, as well as other local bus routes, also stop near the arena. Tips for your game day trip.
Check back next week for another weekend roundup!
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