Discover a diverse array of events at the Michigan State Capitol, from advocacy groups to cultural celebrations. View all of our upcoming events to see what's happening at your State Capitol.

Experience the beauty of Michigan's Capitol first hand by planning a visit. Take an educational tour, explore our evolving exhibits, and enjoy an educational program at home or in person.

Michigan’s third state capitol was dedicated on January 1, 1879. More than 40 years after Michigan entered the Union, the state finally had a seat of government to be proud of.

Journey through the rich history of the Michigan State Capitol, long celebrated as a monument to the ages. It's not just a building, but the very center of Michigan, where the state's future is formed …

The Michigan Capitol is open for guided tours on the first Saturday of the month! Tours start on the hour, 10:00am through the last tour at 3:00pm. Please enter at the ground floor, east doors of the Capitol …

The Michigan State Capitol, in its third and current iteration, stands as a symbol of Michigan’s rich history and democratic values. The present Capitol was completed in 1879, replacing two earlier …

As the construction of the Capitol was nearing completion in 1878, notable Michigan landscape architect Adam Oliver was hired to plan out Capitol Square. Oliver’s design created a leafy, green setting for …

The square is dotted with historical markers including the notable Capitol Cornerstone, Civil War cannons, and tributes to Michigan's governors and veterans, all set against a backdrop of meticulous …

May 7, 2016 · Michigan Potato Day at the Capitol March 5, 2026 at 11:00 AM — 10:00 AM Organization Michigan Potato Industry Commission

Let your phone be the guide on these quick, 15 minute special topic tours through the Capitol and its grounds! Take a virtual tour of the Michigan State Capitol! View the Capitol grounds natural beauty …