Smithsonian Day
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Celebrate Smithsonian Day with a virtual tour of the world-renowned museums and collections - explore history, science, art, and culture from the comfort of your home!
Get ready to celebrate Smithsonian Day on September 17! This day was created to recognize the amazing contributions of the Smithsonian Institution - the world's largest museum and research complex. Founded in 1846, the Smithsonian has since grown to include 19 museums, 21 libraries, 9 research centers and over 140 million artifacts in its collection. Celebrate this special day by exploring one of their many exhibitions or galleries, learning something new about history or science or simply just appreciating all that the Smithsonian has to offer.
Take a trip to your local Smithsonian museum and explore the exhibits. Check their websites to see what special events they are hosting for Smithsonian Day.
Dive into the Smithsonian's extensive archives and research a topic that interests you. There are lots of interesting topics to explore.
The Smithsonian's podcast channel is full of fascinating stories. Tune in and listen to something new.
Find a Smithsonian Channel documentary and learn something new. From wildlife to history, there is something for everyone.
Explore the Smithsonian from the comfort of your own home with virtual tours. Visit the National Museum of Natural History or take a trip through the Air and Space Museum.
Celebrating Smithsonian Day means embarking on an incredible learning adventure where you can explore history, science, art, and culture. Their vast collections take you from the depths of the ocean to the outer reaches of space, all from the comfort of your home!
With 19 museums, 21 libraries, 9 research centers, and over 140 million artifacts, the Smithsonian offers vast breadth and depth of knowledge on a multitude of topics. No matter what your interests are, there’s always something fascinating to discover!
In the modern digital age, celebrating Smithsonian Day is easier than ever! Thanks to virtual tours and podcasts offered by the institution, anyone can explore this world-renowned institution no matter where they live. It's a great opportunity to learn and explore, even if you can't visit in person.