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The Michigan State Capitol is a grand symbol of Michigan's long and distinct history. Built in 1876, this iconic edifice stands to represent Michigan’s commitment to democracy. It features one of the widest self-supporting staircases in America that can be seen from its open rotunda–the perfect spot for family pictures. It has undergone numerous renovations throughout the years, including two remodeling projects and five expansions, ensuring the historical integrity remains intact.

The Catholic Diocese of Lansing has a long and proud history in Michigan's Ingham County. Established back in 1937, it spans 7 rural counties across the entire state and its home parish is St. Casimir's Cathedral in Lansing. Today, the Diocese is a thriving spiritual community with a commitment to supporting parishes and missions through both spiritual guidance and social services. It also offers several educational programs.

Impression 5 Science Center, is an award-winning science center designed to provide hands-on educational fun for kids of all ages. With more than 140 interactive exhibits, visitors can explore and learn about topics such as energy and forces, the solar system, sound and light, microscopy and much more. Educational classes, summer camps and birthday parties are also offered year-round. In addition to its educational offerings,Impression 5 hosts an array of social events.

The R.E. Olds Transportation Museum offers a fascinating look at history through the eyes of transportation. With more than 300 vehicles and artifacts on display, the museum explores the unique stories of the successes and failures of those daring to go where no one had gone before. From an exact replica of an original Oldsmobile Curved Dash from 1901 to modern cars from the 1950's, visitors will discover hundreds of years of automotive history in one place.

The Lansing River Trail is an impressive and beautifully maintained 4.5-mile trail that both locals and visitors can enjoy. This picturesque waterfront route follows the Grand River for two miles, and passes through a number of charming parks including Adado Riverfront Park, Moore’s Park, Hawk Island Park, and Fitch Park. Along with providing plenty of outdoor activities such as walking, running, biking, and kayaking/canoeing, the trail also boasts some amazing wildlife observation spots.

Jackson Field is an impressive venue for sporting events. Located within the sprawling grounds of the historic Michigan State Fairgrounds, it boasts an elegant grandstand and open air seating for up to 7,500 people. It also features a wealth of amenities, including intimate concourse areas, expansive concession stands, state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, full scoreboards with real-time statistics and much more.