What’s Up
Orchids, Ice Floes and Kids with Cameras
April Letters
Readers respond to the February Issue
Ray Charles’ Fusion of Gospel and Blues Changed the Face of American Popular Music
A visionary virtuoso, Charles made brilliance look easy
The Day Two Astronauts Said They Saw a U.F.O. Wearing a Red Suit
When orbiting pranksters Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford launched into “Jingle Bells,” Mission Control almost lost control
When Union Leader Cesar Chavez Organized the Nation’s Farmworkers, He Changed History
Cesar Chavez’ black nylon satin jacket with the eagle emblem of the United Farm Workers is held in the Smithsonian collections
John Lennon’s First Album
A boyhood collection of stamps opens a new page on the teenage Beatle-to-be
Copper Neck Tags Evoke the Experience of American Slaves Hired Out as Part-Time Laborers
From the mid-18th century to the end of the Civil War, owners marketed the labor and skills of their slaves
Anthem For America Activity Guide
Anthem for America Activity Guide
Anthem for America Activity Guide
A Durable Memento
An upcoming exhibition honors the legacy of an American artist who found freedom in Liberia
Smithsonian Highlights
Special March Exhibits, Events
Smithsonian Highlights
Special February Exhibits, Events
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