From special exhibits to ballet performances, there are many ways to engage with Black history in the D.C. region throughout February.

The National Museum of African American History and Culture released more details about it’s daylong celebration of hip-hop’s 50th anniversary.

An icon of Black culinary innovation, the colorful kitchen now has a new home at the museum.

The popular event that debuted last year will be held in August.

The free event will take place on Aug. 13 to celebrate the first anniversary of the Smithsonians’ Anthology of Hip-Hop and Rap.

The NMAAHC launched a “Searchable Museum” this week, translating its archives and stories into an interactive digital experience.

From December 26-30, the NMAAHC will have ticket-free entry and extended hours.

The African American History Museum exhibit’s curator says it’s designed to display the “longstanding history of African American filmmaking and image-making.”

Communities from Anacostia to Reston are holding MLK Day service events, parades, and festivities.

Plus, check out chef Jerome Grant’s favorite recipe in the book, out Oct. 23, for “Smoking Hot” Oxtail Pepper Pot.