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Smithsonian Associates Announces Fall Dates for “Smithsonian Sleepovers”

Overnight Adventures Await Children at Two Smithsonian Museums

09.27.2018
Smithsonian Associates Public Programs
Smithsonian Books Releases “Last Days of the Concorde”

Account of Historic Plane Crash Available Now

09.27.2018
Smithsonian Books Education History Science
Smithsonian Books Releases “How to Live in Space”

09.26.2018
Smithsonian Books Education Science
Billie Jean King

Equality Champion and Sports Icon Billie Jean King To Receive Smithsonian “Great Americans” Medal

National Museum of American History Honors Her Commitment to Social Change

09.26.2018
American History Museum Culture History
“Between Worlds: The Art of Bill Traylor” at the Smithsonian American Art Museum Is the First Major Retrospective of an Artist Born Into Slavery

Exhibition Is the Most Comprehensive Look at Bill Traylor’s Work To Date

09.25.2018
American Art Museum Art Exhibitions
Tseng Kwong Chi by Tseng Kwong Chi, © 1979, Muna Tseng Dance Projects Inc.

National Portrait Gallery Presents “Eye to I: Self-Portraits from 1900 to Today”

09.25.2018
Portrait Gallery Art Exhibitions
Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Receives Accreditation From Association of Zoos and Aquariums

09.24.2018
National Zoo Science
Violence in Pre-Colombian Panama Exaggerated, New Study Shows

09.24.2018
Tropical Research Institute Science
“Dreams Soar” at the National Air and Space Museum’s Upcoming Fall GE Aviation Lecture

09.24.2018
Air and Space Museum History Science
National Museum of African American History and Culture Redefines Museum Experience on Second Anniversary

09.24.2018
African American Museum Culture History
Smithsonian Receives Rare Topaz for the National Gem Collection

Whitney Flame Topaz To Go on Public View Sept. 20

09.20.2018
Natural History Museum Exhibitions Science
Smithsonian African American Film Festival Unveils Inaugural Film Slate

Over 80 Films To Be Screened at First Film Festival; 15 Films Premiering in Competition

09.20.2018
African American Museum Public Programs
Steven Monfort Named Director of the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

09.19.2018
Conservation Biology Institute National Zoo Science
National Postal Museum To Host Sundman Lecture About Nation’s First Transcontinental Mail Service

09.19.2018
Postal Museum History Public Programs
Roshan Patel, Smithsonian’s National Zoo

THE BUZZ—Me and the Bee Playground Now Open at Smithsonian’s National Zoo

09.19.2018
National Zoo Public Programs Science
Rebeca Méndez Guest Curates "Selects" Exhibition at Cooper Hewitt

On View Oct. 5 - July 10, 2019

09.19.2018
Cooper Hewitt Art
Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery Announces Director’s Essay Prize for Emerging Scholars in the Field of Portraiture

Call for Nominations Open Now Through Dec. 14

09.19.2018
Portrait Gallery Art
Netflix Partners With National Museum of African American History and Culture on Inaugural Smithsonian African American Film Festival

Netflix Will Screen New Documentary “QUINCY,” Directed by Rashida Jones and Alan Hicks

09.18.2018
African American Museum Culture History Public Programs
Symposium Examines Activism, Engagement and Impact of Black Architects and Planners Since 1968

Watch the Events on Livestream and Join the Conversation With #ShiftingLandscapes

09.18.2018
African American Museum Public Programs
Smithsonian’s Freer|Sackler Traces Japanese Artists’ Response to Modernity With Two Exhibitions

“Japan Modern” Explores Photography and Prints in the 20th Century

09.17.2018
Freer|Sackler Art Exhibitions
In this photo: Matthew Willey, artist and founder of The Good of the Hive initiative. Photo credit: Matthew Willey

Pollinator Public Art Initiative Takes Flight at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo

Artist Matthew Willey’s Mural and Sculptural Installations Highlight Importance of Honey Bees

09.17.2018
National Zoo Art
Eelgrass Wasting Disease Has New Enemies: Drones and Artificial Intelligence

Researchers Launch First Coast-Wide Seagrass Health Study From Alaska to San Diego With $1.3 Million Grant

09.17.2018
Environmental Research Center
Lemelson Center Moves Women Inventors to the Front in New Display

Smithsonian Gallery To Highlight Women’s Inventions

09.14.2018
American History Museum Culture History
Darley Newman filming at Fort La Latte in Brittany, France, for her PBS series (DCN Creative)

Smithsonian Associates Presents “Travels in France with Darley Newman: The Best Beyond Paris”

09.14.2018
Smithsonian Associates Education Public Programs

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