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White House Continues Easter Egg Roll Tradition, First Lady Melania Trump Unveils activities

First Lady Melania Trump Unveils 2018 White House Easter Egg Festivities


The White House is excited to welcome nearly 30,000 attendees to this year’s Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn.  First Lady Melania Trump and President Donald J. Trump invite this year’s attendees to enjoy a variety of activities, including the traditional Egg Roll and the Trump Administration’s Cards for Troops station.  New this year: Bowling on the South Lawn – a special addition by the First Lady.   More details about the event are listed below.

Activity Stations:
·         State Egg Display (located on the Ellipse)
·         Reading Nook
·         Cards for Troops
·         Lawn Bowling
·         Photo Opportunities Complete with Mini Podiums and a Giant Frame for Families
·         Egg and Cookie Decorating stations
·         Egg Hunts
·         Coloring Wall
·         Tennis Court Activities
·         Costumed Characters
·         Commemorative Egg Distribution (available at departure)
Entertainment for this year’s White House Egg Roll:
·         The United States Marine Band
·         The United States Army Band
·         The United States Air Force Band
·         The United States Navy Band

List of Reading Nook Readers
·         First Lady Melania Trump
·         General Joseph Keith Kellogg, Jr.
·         Press Secretary Sarah Sanders
·         Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and Marsha Coats
·         Mrs. Susan Pompeo
·         Administrator Linda McMahon
·         Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway
·         Secretary Elaine Chao
·         Secretary Betsy DeVos
·         Administrator Seema Verma
·         Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams
·         Director of Legislative Affairs Marc Short
·         Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson
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