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Get updates on the National Christmas Tree Lighting, plus news from the National Park Foundation. Explore past performances and the history of the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
The beloved tradition of the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony began Christmas Eve in 1923 when President Calvin Coolidge lit a 48-foot Balsam Fir from Vermont decorated with 2,500 red, white, and green electric bulbs. Learn more about the history of the National Christmas Tree.
WASHINGTON— Now’s your chance to enter the free ticket lottery for the 2024 National Christmas Tree Lighting! This year’s event takes place on Thursday, Dec. 5 on the Ellipse at The White House and President’s Park (one of America’s national parks!).
2022 marked the 100th lighting of the National Christmas Tree. The tree's lighting and decoration design incorporated elements from tree designs of years past, including historical star tree toppers and star ornaments that embellished the base of the tree.
Get updates on the National Christmas Tree Lighting, plus news from the National Park Foundation. Get details on how to watch the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony and explore past performances.
First celebrated in 1923 by President Calvin Coolidge, the National Christmas Tree Lighting continues to inspire people everywhere to pause to enjoy cherished traditions and memories made with family and friends in national parks during the holiday season.
The National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony is Thursday, November 30 at 6 PM. It’s one of the region’s most widely attended holiday events, drawing thousands to the White House Ellipse each year. This year’s 101st ceremony will feature performances by Darren Criss, Dionne Warwick, and Mickey Guyton.