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The Smithsonian observes the federally mandated Heritage Months by hosting performances, films, discussions, and many other events in Washington, D.C. In keeping with the spirit of Heritage Months, since 2009, the Smithsonian has joined with Target to provide special cultural heritage materials for K-12 classrooms. Also visit the Resource Library to search for related publications and products. To find Smithsonian heritage events in Washington, D.C. and across the nation, visit the Smithsonian Heritage Month website. View videos of past Smithsonian history and heritage month events and watch how to make your own heritage-related crafts (YouTube).   Transforming Language: Xu Bing’s Monkeys Grasp the Moon The Japanese American Internment: How Young People Saw It Let Your Motto Be Resistance: African American Portraits Black Wings: African American Pioneer Aviators Carnival Celebrations: Masks Lunar New Year Stamps Creating Hawaii The Art and Life of William H. Johnson The Blues and Langston Hughes Textiles of the North American Southwest Latino Family Stories From Vaquero to Cowboy