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New & Noteworthy
Delve deeper into the stories behind the people, art, history and grounds that make up the Capitol.
FY 2025 Performance and Accountability Report Available Online
Notable Oaks of the U.S. Capitol Grounds
This month we celebrate our national tree: the oak. Oaks often live for hundreds of years and are considered a keystone species with entire ecosystems depending on them for survival and habitat.
What's Happening at the Capitol In October
Upcoming tours and student programs provided by the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Highlights include in person, online and homeschool opportunities designed by the Capitol Visitor Center's Education team.
Beyond the Capitol: Five Fun Facts about its Arboretum
The U.S. Capitol Grounds is an officially accredited arboretum full of thousands of trees, beneficial insects, native plants and even a hidden retreat.
Start the Fall Season at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center
Upcoming programs and tours, provided by the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Highlights include a celebration of the U.S. Capitol Guide Service and Constitution Day events.