Events

Find Smithsonian events—talks, tours, festivals, family activities, and more—online and in museums across the country. Filter by date and topic, then save events to MySmithsonian so you don’t lose track.

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Masterworks of Five Centuries Series
Masterworks of Five Centuries Series
Smithsonian Associates
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Capitol Hill) 301 A St SE, Washington, DC
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This tapestry brings together critical elements of Afro-Brazilian history, featuring the arrival of a slave ship, scenes of rebellion, and an inscription that translates to “the Black struggle has always existed.”
Smithsonian Journeys - From Africa to Brazil: A Cultural Journey through Rio and Salvador
National Museum of African American History and Culture
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Masterworks of Five Centuries Series
Masterworks of Five Centuries Series
Smithsonian Associates
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National Museum of American History
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YouTube thumbnail for an upcoming webinar that reads “Cultivating Learning: Exploding Objects: Cellphones and Unseen Connections,” overlaid on a photograph of students participating in a Smithsonian school program, engaging in hands-on learning activities.
Exploding Objects: Cellphones and Unseen Connections | Cultivating Learning
Smithsonian Office of Educational Technology
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Free
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Art & Design
Bronze bell with ornate designs on it and a triangular handle with bird figures facing out from either side on top.
Artful Movement | SEL Webinar for Students K–3
National Museum of Asian Art
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Free
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Masterworks of Five Centuries Series
Masterworks of Five Centuries Series
Smithsonian Associates
Location
National Museum of American History
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$
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YouTube thumbnail for an upcoming webinar that reads “Cultivating Learning: The Civil Rights Movement: The Power of Words in Shaping an Image and Legacy,” overlaid on a photograph of Malcolm X from the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
The Civil Rights Movement: The Power of Words in Shaping an Image and Legacy | Cultivating Learning
Smithsonian Office of Educational Technology
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Free
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Technology & Innovation
Art & Design
Culture & Community
Technology & Innovation
YouTube thumbnail for an upcoming webinar that reads “Cultivating Learning: Learning with 3D Objects: Thinking Routines and Strategies for Dialogue and Historical Connections,” overlaid on an image of a bronze sculpture by American artist Abastenia St. Léger Eberle, titled "Girl Skating.".
Learning with 3D Objects: Thinking Routines and Strategies for Dialogue and Historical Connections | Cultivating Learning
Smithsonian Office of Educational Technology
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Free
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