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Metro Art at Grand Ave Arts: All Access
On Saturday, October 24, join Metro Art and our Grand Ave neighbors for Grand Ave Arts: All Access. L.A.'s home for world-class arts and culture opens its doors with architecture tours, art exhibitions, musical performances, food, and more!
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Metro Art Presents: Once Upon a Monster at the 7th Annual Boonion Station
This year at Boonion Station, kids can make a monster—and bring it to life! Presented by Metro Art, Once Upon a Monster invites little creators to make a monster, meet a poet and get a story. Every monster has a tale to tell. Join us on Saturday, October 31, from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm at Los Angeles Union Station South Patio.
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Metro Art Culture Pass
Your next art adventure starts here! Go Metro to Museum Row and experience art along the way.
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Art of the Game
Think you've have the skills to complete the "Art of the Game"? Put your observation skills to the test with the Metro Art Of The Game Scavenger Hunt!
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D Line Subway Extension
The D Line Subway Extension is a three-part rail project that begins at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue, extending westward for about 9 miles with seven new stations. The D Line Subway Extension Project, Section 1, opens May 8, 2026.
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Through the Eyes of Artists
On select Metro buses in L.A. County
Metro Art’s Through the Eyes of Artists was initiated in 2003 to creatively celebrate the many cities and neighborhoods Metro serves from the unique perspectives of artists. -
Play
Artworks by Pelle Cass transform athletic fields and courts into exuberant stages of stop-motion accumulations.
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LA on the Move
On view in the Union Station Waiting Room Gallery
Temporary exhibition, LA on the Move, shows how transit and wildlife pathways overlap—highlighting Metro’s role in keeping our shared home connected. On view in Union Station's Waiting Room. -
A Line Extension
From the classroom to the coast, the A Line now connects more people to more possibilities. With four new stations in the San Gabriel Valley, it’s easier than ever to reach school, work and fun — all without traffic.