News & Notices

Visiting the tree is free and open to the public. No ticket required.

Immerse yourself in holiday cheer as the popular annual holiday display "Season's Greenings" returns to the U.S. Botanic Garden from November 28, 2024, through January 5, 2025, closed on December 25.

Read the Q&A with Architect Thomas E. Austin, learn about a recent House hearing room renovation, and view images from the past and present as we celebrate the AOC Photography & Technical Imaging Branch's 75th Anniversary.

Located in the Russell Senate Office Building courtyard.

The statue, given by Arkansas to the National Statuary Hall Collection, was dedicated in the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center's Emancipation Hall.

Construction has officially begun on the 2025 presidential inaugural platform at the U.S. Capitol.

Thomas E. Austin, PE, CCM, PMP, has taken the oath of office.

Located on the West Front by S. Capitol Circle, SW.

Highlights include articles focused on a project at the Summerhouse, sustainability at the U.S. Botanic Garden, HVAC work in the House office buildings and a spotlight on preservation.

Located in Capitol Square, N.W., across from the Summerhouse.

Advance registration is required.

Located on the West Front grassy area near First Street, NW, and Garfield Circle.

Highlights include articles featuring the Architect's Citation Award winner, sustainability, summer internships and the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree.

When a section of the United States Capitol Grounds opens on the West Front for community sledding during daylight hours (dawn to dusk), everyone is invited to join in the fun, but we ask that you remain safe and aware of the area and of workers who are clearing snow and ice.

Highlights include articles featuring the U.S. Botanic Garden, women in construction and the Capitol Building Paint Analysis and Plaster Repairs project.