Skip to main content

Subscribe to Smithsonian magazine and get a FREE tote.

Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

FunnList-bohs-2.png

Introducing the #FunnList

A new campaign from Smithsonian Institution Archives highlights the contributions of Black women in science at the Smithsonian

Music HerStory Zine Program 3.png

Celebrate Punk Zines With the Musicians Who Created Them

Upcoming event will explore women, zines and punk with a panel of creators, curators and librarians

Chenault_RGB_300dpi_1.jpg

Meet Our New Associate Director for Strategic Initiatives and Programs

Libraries and Archives welcome new colleague to lead exhibitions, communications, and more

IMG_2619-2048x1536.jpeg

New Exhibit Uncovers the Raw Materials of Rare Books

Explore the natural elements of centuries-old books with upcoming exhibition and online program

Reagon Comic - Twitter.png

New Comic Honors Civil Rights Singer Bernice Johnson Reagon on Her 80th Birthday

An educational comic celebrates the life and work of scholar, singer, and activist

Smithson to Smithsonian Program 1.png

Join Us to Explore the Legacy of James Smithson on July 27th

To celebrate the launch of our 175th-anniversary online exhibition, Smithson to Smithsonian, we’ll explore the life and legacy of founder James Smithson with a panel of experts on July 27th

#ColorOurCollections 2022-crop.jpg

Here’s Your Chance to Color in Smithsonian Libraries and Archives Collections

Pulling from digitized collections, Smithsonian Libraries and Archives has just released ten free, downloadable coloring pages as part of the Color Our Collections campaign. Whether you want to bring polychromatic glory to old black-and-white photos or scribble in vintage fashion plates, you’ll find a little something for everyone in this new packet.

Categories
Archive