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This Just In: Free Wi-Fi on the National Mall

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Wednesday Roundup: Deep Divers, Curious Cabinets and Clogged Arteries

This painting by Frantz Zephirin is being auctioned off to benefit the Smithsonian Cultural Recovery Project.

Smithsonian Magazine Auctions Art for Haiti Recovery

Haitian artist Frantz Zéphirin creates an image that reflected his experience in Haiti in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake

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Remembering Grandma Moses

Anna Mary Robertson Moses didn't take up oil painting as a hobby until she was 75

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Labor Day Weekend Events: New Elephant Habitat, Tango Demonstrations and Storytelling

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Hurry In! Exhibitions Closing in September

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Wednesday Roundup: Inka Roads, Road Salt for Ants, Swanky Working Quarters and More

At American History through fall 2011, more than 50 works are on display in the exhibit "Paper Engineering: Fold, Pull, Pop and Turn."

What's Up

A tree peony blooms in the Mary Ripley Garden

Smithsonian Gardens Are Not to be Missed

One of the benefits of working here at the Smithsonian is that walking about the place usually involves strolling through a garden

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Events: Book Signings and Exploring the Planet Mercury

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March on Washington: August 28, 1963

So began King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech, which he delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial 47 years ago to...

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Photographer John Gossage Reflects on "The Pond"

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"The Cats of Mirikitani" Screening at the Renwick Gallery

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Writer, Artist Dorothea Tanning Turns 100

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Wednesday Roundup: Do Feed the Animals; Waffle Anniversary and a World-Traveling Dog

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Events: Human Origins, Cold War Pop Culture, a Book Signing and More!

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"Chinamania," Now Open at the Freer Gallery

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Wednesday Roundup: Spam, Apps and Anthropologists

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Wednesday Roundup: Conspiracies, Leopards and Chop Suey

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Who Was James Smithson?

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