Capitol Events

The Capitol will be illuminated with blue to celebrate the beginning of World Autism Awareness Month.

Women's March is cancelled due to the COVID19

Governor's Proclamations will be presented in ground floor Hearing Room #1524.

The Nebraska Association of Local Health Directors have cancelled their Public Health Conference.

The O'Neill Public Schools Soundsational Singers is cancelled due to the COVID19.

The national Prison Fellowship has cancelled their Road to Second Chances Prayer Walk around the Capitol and will be conducting a virtual prayer walk instead.

PREVENT will gather concerned citizens at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Union Plaza and march to the Capitol for a 2:15 p.m. program on the north side of the Capitol.

The Nebraska Supreme Court will now hold an on-line ceremony for newly admitted members of the Nebraska State Bar Association.

The Concordia University, Nebraska Handbell Choirs concert has been cancelled due to the pandemic.

The Capitol will be open for tours from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.  State offices will be closed.

The UNL Chapter of the Nebraska Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention have cancelled their planned walk from the Nebraska Union to the Capitol.

The Jewish Federation of Lincoln and the Institute for Holocaust Education have cancelled the annual Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony in the second floor rotunda of the Nebraska State Capitol.

The United Support Memorial for Workplace Fatalities vigil on the north plaza of the Capitol to honor men and women who have been killed or fatally injured on the job has been cancelled. they will hold a national facebook event instead.

The Lincoln Track Club is holding the annual Mayor's Run around the Capitol with races starting at 8:00 a.m. and finishing by 10:30 a.m.