Recreation & Culture
The United States government has terrific resources and programs for fun and learning. The Recreation and Culture Module highlights resources to aid in researching these activities and finding out about programs and events sponsored by governmental agencies.
Whether your interests lie in travel, outdoor adventure, gardening, art, history, or just armchair recreation, the federal government has many great websites for researching activities and finding out about interesting places to visit and things to see and do. Past training materials for this module are available at the Gi21 Training Sessions site.
Contents
Key Resources
- USA.gov's Travel and Recreation page
- Recreation.gov - a customer friendly portal for planning visits to Federal recreation sites.
- USA.gov's History, Arts and Culture page
Guides to Resources
- Recreation
- Travel
- Food & Gardening
- Art & Architecture
- Culture & Ethnic Groups
- History
- Library of Congress
Resource Exercises
Most Recently Added
Recreation
Document / Last Modified: 08 May 2012
There are lots of great sites for researching activities and finding out about interesting places to visit and things to do on vacation.
Washington, DC Museums Exercise
Document / Last Modified: 26 January 2012
This document provides a guide for using usa.gov to investigate things to see and do in Washington, DC.
Travel
Document / Last Modified: 26 January 2012
This web guide provides links to government resources related to travel.
Tennessee Boating Exercise
Document / Last Modified: 26 January 2012
This document is a guide to using recreation.gov to get information about boating in a specific area.
Library of Congress
Document / Last Modified: 26 January 2012
This web page provides an outline of the services, collections and information available from the world's largest library