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Smithsonian

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Official website of the Smithsonian, the world's largest museum and research complex, with 21 museums, 9 research centers, and affiliates around the world.

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Smithsonian is a renowned brand that encompasses 21 museums, 9 research centers, and the National Zoo. With a commitment to preserving and celebrating our nation's history, art, science, and inventions, the Smithsonian offers a wide range of products and services. The brand provides a wealth of resources, including exhibitions both online and at their various locations, IMAX & Planetarium experiences, and access to extensive collections and research resources through their libraries and archives.


Smithsonian also offers educational opportunities for kids, teenagers, and educators, with field trips, professional development events, and youth programs. They encourage individuals to get involved and volunteer, offering behind-the-scenes experiences and the chance to contribute to their citizen science initiatives. Membership with the Smithsonian is highly valued and plays a vital role in supporting their mission.


Members enjoy exclusive benefits, such as access to Friends of the Smithsonian programs, discounts at museum stores and dining facilities, and invitations to special events and receptions. Higher membership levels, such as Castle Circle and James Smithson Society, offer even more unique privileges and opportunities for engagement. By becoming a member of the Friends of the Smithsonian, you can help make a difference and contribute to the vibrant and enriching experiences that the Smithsonian offers to children, families, and adults across the country and around the world.


Join today and be a part of this important philanthropic group

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