Showing posts with label inauguration time. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Inauguration Events and Times Jan. 18 - Jan. 21


The swearing-in ceremony starts at 11:30 eastern time.
Here is the latest information on all of the official events from Pic2009:
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18
Streamed online at HBO. 
We Are One: Opening Inaugural Celebration at the Lincoln Memorial
The Lincoln Memorial, between Constitution Avenue NW and Independence Avenue SW on 23rd Street

Doors open: 8:00 AM EST

Event begins: 2:30 PM EST

This event is free and open to the public.

Public gates open at 8:00 AM at the following locations:

- Public Entry A: Constitution Avenue at 19th Street

- Public Entry B: Constitution Avenue at Virginia Avenue

- Public Entry C: 17th Street at North Elm Walk

- Public Entry D: 17th Street at South Elm Walk

- Public Entry E: Independence Avenue at the DC War Memorial

The Reflecting Pool area, JFK Hockey Fields and Constitution Gardens are open to the public and space will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Restricted items for the Lincoln Memorial grounds for the Inaugural Opening Ceremonies:

- Firearms

- Ammunition

- Explosives

- Weapons of any kind

- Aerosols

- Supports for signs

- Packages

- Coolers

- Thermal or glass containers

- Backpacks

- Bags and signs exceeding the size restrictions of 6"X4"X8”

- Laser pointers

- Animals other than helper/guide dogs

- Structures

- Bicycles

- Any other items determined to be a potential safety hazard


MONDAY, JANUARY 19

Renew America Together: A Call to Service
On Monday, the President-elect, Vice President-elect, and their families - just like Americans in communities across the country - will participate in activities dedicated to serving others.

To find out more about “Renew America Together” or find a service event near you, please visit USAservice.org.

Community Service Day Lunch
This event is invitation only, and will be pooled press.

Please visit www.pic2009.org for updates.


Kids’ Inaugural: We Are The Future
The Verizon Center

Doors open: 5:00 PM EST

Event begins: 7:00 PM EST

Please visit www.pic2009.org for updates.

Bipartisan Dinners
Each of the three bipartisan dinners will honor an American whose lifetime of public service has been enhanced by a dedication to bipartisan achievement.

National Building Museum
Honoree: General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.)

Event begins: 5:00 PM EST

This event is invitation only, and will be pooled press.


Hilton Washington
Honoree: Senator John McCain

Event begins: 5:00 PM EST

This event is invitation only, and will be pooled press.


Union Station
Honoree: Vice President-elect Joe Biden

Event begins: 6:30 PM EST

This event is invitation only, and will be pooled press.



TUESDAY, JANUARY 20

The Swearing-In Ceremony
United States Capitol, West Front

Event begins: 11:30 AM EST

No tickets are required to view the Inaugural Ceremony on the National Mall west of 4th Street.

We anticipate large crowds. As such, we strongly encourage you to visit the official Presidential Inaugural Committee at www.pic2009.org for updates, directions and additional information regarding transportation and pedestrian routes. Text the word “open” to 56333 to receive official Inauguration news updates, transportation notices, and ways you can participate, whether they’re in Washington or in your own community.


Inaugural Luncheon
United States Capitol

Following the swearing-in ceremony, President Barack Obama, Vice President Joseph Biden, and members of their families will attend an inaugural luncheon hosted by the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.

This event is not open to the public. Please contact the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies at 202-244-2228 for more information.


Inaugural Parade
Pennsylvania Avenue

Event begins: While there is no official start time for the parade, it traditionally begins around 2:30 PM EST

The majority of the parade route will be free and open to the public for standing room access. Viewing spots along the parade route are available on a first come, first serve basis. A limited number of bleacher seats were available for sale but have sold out.


Official Inaugural Balls
A ticket is required for admission to each ball.

Neighborhood Inaugural Ball
Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Hall D
Doors open: 5:00 PM EST

Event begins: 7:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 10:30 PM EST



President Obama Home States Ball
Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Hall E
Doors open: 5:00 PM EST

Event begins: 7:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 11:30 PM EST



Commander-in-Chief’s Ball
National Building Museum
Doors open: 5:30 PM EST

Event begins: 7:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 12:00 midnight

Vice President Biden Home States Ball
Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Ballroom
Doors open: 6:00 PM EST

Event begins: 8:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 11:30 PM EST


Mid-Atlantic Ball
Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Hall A
Doors open: 6:00 PM EST

Event begins: 8:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 12:30 AM EST


Midwestern Ball
Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Hall C
Doors open: 6:00 PM EST

Event begins: 8:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 1:30 AM EST


Western Ball
Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Hall B
Doors open: 6:00 PM EST

Event begins: 8:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 1:00 AM EST



Youth Ball
Hilton Washington
Doors open: 7:00 PM EST

Event begins: 9:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 2:30 AM EST



Eastern Ball
Union Station
Doors open: 8:00 PM EST

Event begins: 10:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 2:30 AM EST



Southern Ball
DC Armory
Doors open: 8:00 PM EST

Event begins: 10:00 PM EST

Event concludes: approximately 2:00 AM EST



WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21

National Prayer Service
Washington National Cathedral

The morning after the inauguration, a National Prayer Service with President Barack Obama, Vice President Joseph Biden, and members of their families will be held at the National Cathedral. The service will bring together dignitaries and Americans of diverse faiths to celebrate the previous day’s events through prayer, readings, and musical performances.

Doors Open: 7:30 AM EST

All ticketed guests should arrive before 8:30 AM EST.

This event is not open to the public. The service is by invitation only and tickets are required.
For other balls and events, visit here.

Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Inaugural Parade Lineup and Everything Inauguration

Army Field Band practicing for parade

Please check back because I add new information as it comes! 

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After Obama is sworn in by Chief Justice of the United States, the Honorable John G. Roberts, Jr., Obama escorts George W. Bush to a departure ceremony and then attends a luncheon in the Capitol’s Statuary Hall. Next, the The 56th Inaugural Parade will march down Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House.

After that, balls, balls, balls. the Presidential Inaugural Committee will host ten official Inaugural Balls.
Below is a list of organizations that have accepted an invitation to march in the historic parade following President-elect Obama's swearing in on January 20th, 2009. Invitations are being made and accepted as part of an ongoing process, so please check back for rolling additions to this list. (Updated 1/5/09)

54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Company A Band, MA

54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment, MA

Adams Central High School Patriot Band, NE

Alexis duPont High School Band, DE

American Workers Contingent, DC

Americorps Alums, DC

Angel Drill Team, IL

Blue Springs High School Golden Regiment Marching Band, MO

Bonnie Brae Knights, NJ

Boy Scouts of America, Troop 358, PA

Brattleboro Union High School Band, VT

Brooklyn Music and Arts Program, NY

Carl Sandburg High School Marching Eagles, IL

Carnaval de San Anto, The URBAN 15 Group, TX

Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, DC

Cleveland Firefighters Memorial Pipes and Drums, OH

Colony High School Knights Marching Band, AK

Colts Drum and Bugle Corps, IA

Comfort Carriages, MD

Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard, First Infantry Division, Fort Riley KS, KS

Crow Nation of Montana, MT

Delaware State University Marching Band, DE

Delaware Volunteer Firemen's Association, DE

East Greenwich High School, RI

Espanola Valley High School Mariachi Band, NM

Evergreen High School Marching Band, WA

Fergus Falls High School Marching Band, MN

Florida A&M University Marching 100 Band, FL

Get a Life Marching Band, OR

Girl Scouts of the Nation’s Capital, Troops 1803 & 382, MD

Grambling State University World Famed Tiger Marching Band, LA
See the rest. 
Brattleboro High School Band practicing for inauguration march: