The White House ... egg farmers, it’s important to celebrate wherever we can," Emily Metz, president and CEO of the Egg Board said in a statement. "Eggs are at the center of cherished Easter ...

“Such a super contrast that faith leaders are welcome into this White House, that prayer and worship are welcome, and that we are celebrating just like all other Americans who celebrate Easter ...

Almost 30,000 real eggs will be used at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday ... it’s important to celebrate wherever we can,” Emily Metz, President and CEO of the American ...

The White House Easter Egg Roll has evolved into an annual tradition that has offered a joyful respite from the highly partisan atmosphere of Washington, D.C.

The annual White House tradition of rolling Easter eggs across the South ... and in these difficult times for egg farmers, it’s important to celebrate wherever we can,” Metz said.

“We feel like we need to take a moment to celebrate where we can, and you cannot have Easter without eggs. And you cannot have the White House Easter egg roll without real eggs,” Metz said in ...

For over 140 years, US presidents have welcomed members of the public to celebrate Easter on the White House lawn with an Easter Egg Roll. Dating back to the 1870s, the annual Easter Egg Roll is ...

This year's White House Easter Egg Roll will involve around ... and in these difficult times for egg farmers, it's important to celebrate wherever we can," board President and CEO Emily Metz ...

WASHINGTON — The annual White House tradition of rolling Easter eggs across the ... and in these difficult times for egg farmers, it’s important to celebrate wherever we can,” Metz said.

Hayes welcomed a swarm of children and adults carrying eggs onto the grounds of the Executive Mansion. And so, on April 22, 1878, the White House Easter Egg Roll was hatched. Since then ...