Celebrate 250 Years of America at SPY

As the United States enters its 250th year, SPY has developed a diverse array of festivities and specialized opportunities suited for families, adults, and educators, exploring the country's history through the lens of espionage and intelligence during the Semiquincentennial.

Camouflage: Designed to Deceive

Opening March 1 — SPY invites you to explore the world of camouflage and deception in a new immersive exhibition where all is not what it seems. Learn More Read the Press Release

Tours: United States of Espionage

From revolutionary nation to world superpower, the United States’ history is deeply intertwined with the development of modern espionage and intelligence. Each skilled volunteer guide will personalize the tour content and bring it to life for visitors. Tours will last 45 minutes to an hour and are only available for guests 16 and older. Learn More

SPY Festival: Red, White, and Spy: Tradecraft Try Its

June 19 — July xx — Curious about writing in invisible ink like George Washington or slipping secret notes like Virginia Hall? The Museum invites visitors to try out real spy skills inspired by American history through quick, hands-on activities for ages 9+ in the Museum’s exhibits (for visitors) and on the outdoor plaza (weather permitting, for passersby). Registration not required; no charge for participation. Learn More