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A group of adults and children standing under a large oak tree with green leaves. Some people are pointing up at the tree as everyone looks up at it.

Join a botanical tour this summer!

Botanical tours information

Experience pollinator month across Capitol Campus

Explore our parks & gardens
Small purple flowers bloom on vertical stalks with yellow flowers intermixed bloom in the Pollinator Garden.  The Capitol's dome is set in the far background.

Summer Highlights

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News & Updates

A photo of colorful red leaves on a tree branch.
Capitol Campus is receiving a tree from George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate, and planting it in honor of the country’s 250th anniversary.
A bronze sculpture is in the foreground, and a domed building is in the background. Etchings of names on a bronze blade form the shadows of three soliders.  The blade is part of the WWII Memorial on the Capitol Campus.  It's framed by fall colors and the Legislative Building is on the right side in the background.
On Memorial Day, join a walking tour of the campus' tributes to Washingtonians who’ve served and sacrificed for the United States.
A patch of beautiful red flowers in the foreground surrounds the granite Vietnam Veterans Memorial, featuring small American flags hanging next to the names of Washington state residents killed or missing during the Vietnam War, which is shaded by the trees behind it.
Events this weekend through Memorial Day will increase foot traffic and close roadways on Capitol Campus.