Things to Do The Strange 79-Year History of the Spy Museum’s Grisliest Artifact The ice ax that killed Trotsky still has his blood on it. Museums, International Spy Museum, Keith Melton, Leon Trotsky | 2 WEEKS ago
Things to Do 16 Things To Do Around DC This February The events, concerts, and shows worth your time this month. Music, Books, Comedy, Museums | 3 MONTHS ago
Things to Do Here’s Why a Hip-Hop Pop-Up Museum Just Launched In DC We talked to the guy behind the exhibit, which is on display until February 18. Museums, Blind Whino, Hip-Hop Museum DC | 3 MONTHS ago
News | Things to Do Shutdown Hacks: Where to Get Married, Go to a Museum, and More Some alternatives while the government isn't operating. Museums, Weddings, Government Shutdown, Breweries | 4 MONTHS ago
News More Than a Museum: Why Potomac’s Expanded Glenstone Is Worth the Trip The 204,000-square-foot new exhibition space is just part of the experience. Art, Maryland, Museums, Development | 7 MONTHS ago
News When a Famous Person Dies, the National Portrait Gallery’s “Rapid Response” Team Jumps Into Action Prince. Aretha Franklin. John McCain. The Portrait Gallery can often mount a tribute within 48 hours Museums, National Portrait Gallery | 8 MONTHS ago
News The National Gallery of Art Needs a New Leader. How Should it Change? Here's how it could keep up with nimbler institutions like the Renwick Gallery and Artechouse. Museums, National Gallery of Art, Hirshhorn Museum, Renwick Gallery | 11 MONTHS ago
News | Things to Do 50 Years After Martin Luther King’s Death, His Last Campaign Goes on Display at the Smithsonian Resurrection City, planned by King and carried out after his death, filled the National Mall with a tent city built to bring attention to systemic poverty. Museums, National Museum of African American History and Culture, Smithsonian Institution, Martin Luther King Jr. | 1 YEAR ago
News The National Children’s Museum Finally Finds a New Home in DC The beleaguered institution will reopen in the Reagan Building in March 2019. Museums, National Harbor, DC Museums, National Children's Museum | 1 YEAR ago
News The Newseum Says It’s Addressing the #MeToo Era. So Why’s It Still Selling Al Franken’s Book? It still has exhibits featuring Matt Lauer and Bill O'Reilly, too. Museums, Newseum, DC Museums, Sexual Harassment | 1 YEAR ago
