Newseum
555 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, , DC 20001
(202) 292-6100
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The 30 best things to do in Washington, D.C., with kids
From vintage carousels to world-renowned museums, D.C. offers something for every family. We’ve mapped our 30 top picks.
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Washington, D.C.’s most iconic buildings, mapped
The District boasts an array of architectural gems.
Newseum to close at the end of December
Johns Hopkins University is moving in to the building, which will be renovated.
Newseum redevelopment pursued by Johns Hopkins University promises more natural light
The university has filed early designs for the project with federal officials
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8 places to see the Berlin Wall in D.C.
From the Newseum to the Museum of American History, see where you can find portions of Germany’s Berlin Wall.
Newseum considers selling its building
A new financial review has begun since the President and CEO of the Newseum stepped down.
Anti-Trump messages projected on D.C. hotel, Newseum, Confederate statue
Once again, the Trump International Hotel has become a canvas for presidential protest art, thanks to Robin Bell of Bell Visuals.
D.C.’s Historical Society to reopen at Newseum on September 19
General admission is free as always.
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Election Day: 5 places to go to after you vote in D.C.
After you cast your vote on Tuesday for the next President of the U.S., you'll probably think to yourself, "What now?" While you wait for all of the ballots to be counted and the winner to finally be announced, you might as well take a tour of D.C.
David Adjaye’s six best quotes from South by South Lawn 2016
For Washington, D.C.’s first ever South by South Lawn (SXSL) event, award-winning architect David Adjaye spoke at a panel at the Newseum with artist James Turrell, with moderation by Los Angeles County Museum of Art Director Michael Govan.