National Museum of African American History and Culture Opens on the Mall
A September opening marks the debut of the National Museum of African American History and Culture on five acres near the Washington Monument. The corona shaped building designed by David Adjaye features bronze latticework inspired by black ironwork, and exhibits trace slavery, segregation, and Civil Rights era through multiple levels.
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Exhibits Explore Black Life From 1800s to Today
The gallery displays highlight the March on Washington with King’s I Have a Dream speech to 250000 attendees. Nearby, exhibits show how where people live shapes lives, from small towns to big cities, plus traces of Louis Armstrong and Michael Jackson in a culture section.
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How to Build a Museum Library Talk by Tonya Bolden
A library program presents Tonya Bolden discussing How to Build a Museum. The talk highlights museum creation, collections, and curatorial insights for readers and researchers.
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Giant huntsman spider drags dead mouse up fridge in Australia
Two Australian neighbors in Coppabella, Queensland, witnessed a giant huntsman spider carrying a dead mouse up a refrigerator door. An expert suggested the spider did not kill the mouse, and the incident was observed as a private feast in progress.
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