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SMITHSONIAN ASSOCIATES PRESENTS

Smithsonian Sleepovers

What happens after the doors close and the lights dim? Spend a night in the museum and find out!

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Smithsonian Science

Are these six
plant invaders in
your garden?

See the top invasives and suggested native stand-ins »

National Museum of Natural History

Do you know your code?

Explore the mysteries of
the genome in this
exciting new exhibit »

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Smithsonian Mobile


Your mobile guide to
visiting our museums

Discover what to see and do, search our collections, access podcasts and other mobile content.

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Smithsonian Channel

Bring the Smithsonian experience home!


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Visiting the Museums & Zoo

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