Don’t let your Newseum experience end in D.C. Newseum exhibits are also on the road, crisscrossing the country and spreading our mission from coast to coast.
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Pictures of the Year
75 Years of the World’s Best Photography
A groundbreaking photography show featuring seven decades of award-winning images from the archives of Pictures of the Year International, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious photojournalism competitions.
Closes Monday, Jan. 21
Newseum is open during government shutdown
Receive a 15% discount on all general admission tickets purchased online.
Federal employees can receive FREE admission during the government shutdown by showing their badge in person at the admissions desk.
The Marines and Tet
The Battle That Changed the Vietnam War
First-of-its-kind exhibit looks back at the 1968 Battle of Huê´, the bloodiest single battle of the Vietnam War and a turning point that changed the course of the war.
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Private Tours
Enhance your experience with a 90-minute private tour through the Newseum's galleries and studios, exclusively for you, your family or group.
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1968: Civil Rights at 50
From the assassinations of civil rights leaders to a protest for human rights at the Olympics, explore the events that marked 1968 as a year of anguish for the civil rights movement.
Photo credit: Jack Thornell/Courtesy The Associated Press
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Newseum Exhibits On the Road
Federal Employees Receive FREE Admission
The Newseum is not affected by the current government shutdown and will remain open with normal business hours. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5
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Newseum is Open During Government Shutdown
The Newseum will remain open as normal in the event of a federal government shutdown.
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