Spend your weekend at the Michigan Capitol! We're closed, but if you stand near the doors you can probably still use the free WiFi.

Come celebrate Presidents Day at the MI Capitol! The Chester A. Arthur lookalike contest begins promptly at 11am, followed by laser tag.

Trivia: Did you know MI's Capitol had a water slide installed in the rotunda in the 1930s called "The Legislider?"

The Michigan Capitol has several restaurants to choose from for lunch during your visit including "Snack Shop" and "Vending Machine Area."

Q: Is flash photography allowed in the capitol? A: No. It startles legislators & distracts from their laser-like focus on fixing our state!

Are you planning a family vacation to the MI Capitol this year? We have great tips for dealing with your kids' anger and disappointment.

Do you enjoy historical buildings and reasonably priced Pepsi products? The Michigan Capitol is probably right up your alley!

If you get approached by a lobbyist while visiting the capitol, just smile and nod until they go away. It's safest that way.

Q: When was the Capitol built? A: No one knows, but I asked my neighbor Pete and he said it was here when he moved to town in 1978 anyway.

UPDATE: Tim says that the water in the drinking fountains tastes ok despite the smell, so, it's probably fine to drink it.

A Michigan Capitol postcard is a great way to say "I'm in Lansing & have zero access to modern forms of communication

Say what you will about the Capitol, but we work hard to keep legislators in an enclosed space so they aren't wandering the streets freely.

Whoever called the Capitol a "snoozefest" on Yelp clearly didn't go on the new Michigan's Greatest Auditor Generals tour! #cheapshot

Rumors that we don't welcome the Irish inside the Capitol are absolutely false and have been since that rule was changed in 1986! Pls share!

The man parked outside the Capitol in the van with the "Free Candy" sign on it is NOT a licensed lobbyist and we've asked him to leave

Visiting the Capitol while the legislature is in session is a great way for kids to see their own futures slipping away first hand!

We've unfortunately had to cancel this year's April Fools Day at the Capitol as the guests of honor are all away on spring break.

Today's cafeteria special: The No Fault Sandwich. It's probably not good for you but you don't get to read the ingredients before you eat it

The MI Capitol will soon be open on Saturdays, so you'll be able to threaten your kids with a visit here if they screw around Friday night.

Sorry for the filthy language coming from the 3rd floor. I think someone's listening to one of those romance novel audiobooks or something.