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Every September for 86 years, Santa Fe residents have gathered to witness the burning of Zozobra.

Zozobra: The Boogeyman of Santa Fe

Each year, New Mexicans gather around a giant burning effigy, casting off their bad memories into the consuming bonfire

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Wednesday Roundup: Phantoms, Costumes and Halloween Galore

Behind the Scenes at “Infinity of Nations” in New York City

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It’s Easy to Ignore Climate Change

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Orange Wine: What’s Old Is New

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Tracking the Emergence of Birds

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Shahnama: The Persian Book of Kings Opens at the Sackler Gallery

A new exhibition

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The Magic of Kale, and Five Ways to Eat It

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The Georgian Planet: A Case of Clever Marketing

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Dinosaur Mold-A-Rama Still Going

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Swimming With Sea Rex

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Events: Hirshhorn After Hours, Volcanoes, the Sounds of Swing and More

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Comedians Discussing Chaos Theory? Only on British TV

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Happy Birthday, Daniel Boone!

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Reverse Trick-or-Treating

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Inside a Mosquito’s Heart

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Remember the Alamosaurus

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Weekend Events: Celebrate Halloween at the Smithsonian and a Printmaking Workshop

Pumpkin Carving Ideas From Around the Smithsonian

Print out and tape these stencils to your Halloween pumpkin for a different kind of jack o’lantern

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Everything is Coming Up Guillermo Kuitca at the Hirshhorn

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