Juliette Gordon Low, Marilyn Monroe, Annie Leibovitz and Gertrude Stein are found in this month's museum openings and happenings. more ›

Things that go bump in the night, gross facts, moon rocks and Degas fill this month's museums. more ›

Several of the area's museums ring in the month of April with exhibits highlighting the color green, the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and naval aviation. more ›

>> During the post-World War II boom years, countless families had money for travel and a curiosity about the world, particularly Europe. In documenting these travels, many people used Kodachrome film, the first color film to find widespread use. Starting in June, the National Geographic Museum will take visitors on a vacation back to this era with a new photography exhibition, Kodachrome Culture, culled from images from the National Geographic archives. Opening June 25 more ›

>> The National Museum of African Art opened Mami Wata: Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and its Diasporas on Wednesday. The exhibition explores the visual cultures and histories of Mami Wata, examining the world of water deities and their seductive powers. On view now through July 26, 2009. more ›

The area's museums take March by the tail and offer up some celebrations, comics, costumes and cheese. Yup, cheese. more ›

It's Black History Month, and plenty of our museums are celebrating with a variety of activities for young and old. Lincoln-lovers also have it made, as this month marks the 200th birthday of America’s 16th president, and the city's museums and cultural centers have seized the opportunity to celebrate the man and his presidency. more ›

With so many museums in D.C., it's easy to overlook the wealth of fun and interesting events that are happening at them. Here's a round-up of some of the notable events and exhibits going on in July, including a look at baseball in D.C., a hip-hop happy hour and a chance to finally see what's living in your refrigerator. more ›