Black History Month in D.C.

Some events and exhibits in the nation’s capital this month. All run throughout February, except where noted, and are free or $10 and under.

“Super Stars: The Navy’s Black Admirals.” Photos and documents.

Naval Heritage Center

Telephone (202) 737-2300

“Classic Black.” Rare photos of African American classical ballet dancers.

Anacostia Museum (Smithsonian)

Tel. (202) 357-2700

“Speak to My Heart: Communities of Faith and Contemporary African American Life.” Documents, photos, music explore role of black churches.

Arts & Industries Building (Smithsoniat)

Tel. (202) 357-2700

“Paul Robeson: Artist and Citizen.” More than 150 paintings, photos, writings, other memorabilia.

National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian)

Tel. (202) 357-2700

“To Cure and Protect: Sickness and Health in African Art.” Exhibit on social, spiritual, physical factors of health as depicted in sub-Saharan cultures. Opens Feb. 18.

National Museum of Health and Medicine

Tel. (202) 782-2200

“The Color of Justice.” A play for children about Thurgood Marshall’s struggle against school segregation. Feb. 19, 20.

Kennedy Center

Tel. (800) 444-1324

Frederick Douglass Tour. Visits home of ex-slave who became statesman. Feb. 13, 20, 27.

Tourmobile Sightseeing

Tel. (202) 488-5218

Source: Washington, D.C. Convention and Visitors Assn.