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Exhibits
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Spotlight: ‘War of the Worlds’ and other audio escapes at Stitcher
Stitcher.com contains a treasure trove of classic radio shows and podcast originals
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Spotlight: Richard Paules’ LEGO Kennedy Center
The 70,000-piece Kennedy Center creation is "unique" among art forms
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Newseum’s “Rise Up” and The Hamilton’s Newsroom suite offer memorable LGBTQ experiences
Dive into an exploration of LGBTQ history at the Newseum, or just sleep surrounded by history at The Hamilton
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The Pride of Awesome Con: 14 LGBTQ Artists on why Pride Alley matters
We asked the artists of Awesome Con's "Pride Alley" what sets their LGBTQ work apart
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U.S. Botanic Garden’s expansive model train exhibit is one of the area’s seasonal joys
Season's Greetings: All Aboard! Offers recreations of 31 iconic American train stations
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Smithsonian Folklife Festival is a mix of far-flung cultural traditions, modern art, and feminist musicians
Through displays, discussions, and performances, the festival showcases two diverse cultures
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National Geographic offers an immersive “tour” of a holy Jerusalem shrine
Curator Fredrik Hieber: "You really feel like you are there"
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Virtual Holiday: “Imaginary World of the Nutcracker” at ArTecHouse
At the ArTecHouse Gallery, what you see, do, and even drink is digitally enhanced
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Spectacular Gems From The Merriweather Post Collection
More than 50 of Marjorie Merriweather Post's exquisite accessories are on display
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Aki Matsuri at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum
The Arboretum celebrates its "secret" collection of miniature trees
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Pride In The Library: Pop-up Display
Library of Congress showcases assorted materials from the father of the local LGBTQ community, Frank Kameny
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Carl Van Vechten: Harlem Heroes
Van Vechten photographed such rising luminaries as James Baldwin, Langston Hughes and Bessie Smith.
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An American Diplomat In 1820s Russia at The Hillwood Museum
Friends and Fashion paints a captivating picture of diplomatic life in early 19th century St. Petersburg, based on an album of watercolors assembled by the...
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The Enigmatic Edgar A. Poe In Baltimore & Beyond
Rare materials from what is arguably the finest private Poe collection in the world
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“Turquoise Mountain” toasts the rich heritage of Afghanistan
Exhibition hosts stunning ceramics, jewelry, jali, rugs and more made by young artisans
