10 FREE THINGS 7 EXPAND YOUR MIND AT THE HIRSHHORN MUSEUM’S SCULPTURE GARDEN 8 9 10 Tucked below street level in front of the donut-shaped museum, this art park is home to more than 60 famous sculptures, including masterpieces by Auguste Rodin, Yoko Ono and Huma Bhabha. Its accompanying plaza offers famous sculptures from Auguste Rodin, Yoko Ono and David Smith. PAY TRIBUTE AT THE NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN VETERANS MEMORIAL The service and sacrifice of Native American veterans and their families is commemorated at this new memorial, which offers a breathtaking design that incorporates water for sacred ceremonies and plenty of areas for rest and reflection. CELEBRATE SMITHSONIAN’S 175TH ANNIVERSARY AT THE ARTS AND INDUSTRIES BUILDING After an extensive renovation, the first Smithsonian building in DC will reopen as part of a milestone anniversary celebration. The facility’s first major exhibition in 40 years will focus on the concept of the future, including emergent technologies, inventions and ideas. 12 OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE ENCOUNTER ESSENTIAL HISTORY AT THE UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM A living memorial to those who suffered and perished during the Holocaust, this National Mall museum uses in-depth exhibits to educate visitors on the dangers of hatred, the atrocities of genocide and how society can confront challenges to freedom and human dignity. For more free things to do, visit WASH INGTON.ORG/F REE
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