The White House Easter Egg Roll is back after a two-year hiatus caused by the pandemic. Applications for this year’s lottery will close tomorrow at 10 AM.
Children posing with the Easter Bunny at a past White House Easter Egg Roll. Photo courtesy of Recreation.gov.caused by the pandemic. It’s scheduled for Monday, April 18.
The popular tradition dates back to 1878, and is billed as the largest event held at the White House. Children—along with their parents or guardians—flock to the house’s lawn for games, entertainment, and endless egg rolling. Tickets to the event are lottery style, with applications opening a few weeks before the party each year.More information about the event and about entering the lottery can be found
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