Donald J. Trump will take the oath of office as the 45th president of the United States on Jan. 20. Here’s information about events related to the inaugural:

January 19:

On Thursday morning, President Elect Trump will attend a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.

The public can attend two events on Thursday to honor President-elect Donald Trump ahead of Inauguration Day on Friday, Jan. 20.

Thursday’s events will take place at the Lincoln Memorial, according to a press release from the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

The two public events are titled: “Voices of the People” and “Make America Great Again! Welcome Celebration.”

According to the press release, the Voices of the People event includes: “the DC Fire Department Emerald Society Pipes and Drums, King’s Academy Honor Choir, the Republican Hindu Coalition, Montgomery Area High School Marching Band, Marlana Van Hoose, Maury NJROTC Color Guard, Pride of Madawaska, Webelos Troop 177, Northern Middle School Honors Choir, American Tap Company, South Park and District Pipe Band, Everett High School Viking Marching Band, TwirlTasTix Baton Twirling, and Celtic United Pipes and Drums.”

The Make America Great Again! Welcome Celebration will happen following the Voices of the People event. Trump will deliver remarks. According to the press release, other special guests include: “Toby Keith, Jon Voight, The Piano Guys, Lee Greenwood, RaviDrums, 3 Doors Down, and The Frontmen of Country (featuring Tim Rushlow, former lead singer of “Little Texas”, Larry Stewart of “Restless Heart” and Richie McDonald of “Lonestar”).”

“President-elect Trump has made it clear that this inaugural is of, by, and for the American people. The 58th Inaugural will celebrate American history and heritage, while setting the course to a brighter and bolder future for all Americans,” stated the Committee’s Chairman Tom Barrack. “Above all, it will serve as tribute to one of our greatest attributes, the peaceful transition of partisan power.”

“As Abraham Lincoln said, ‘when an election is over, it is altogether fitting a free people that until the next election they should be one people,’” Barrack added. “We will be one people working together, leading together, and making America great again, together.”

The “Deploraball” will take place Thursday night, along with several other inauguration balls.

January 20:

Friday, Inauguration Day, will begin with President-elect Donald J. Trump and Vice President-elect Michael R. Pence being sworn into office on the west front of the United States Capitol. Beginning at 11:30 a.m.  Security will open at 6:30 a.m.

There will be an inaugural parade on Pennsylvania Avenue following the swearing-in ceremony. The parade is a favorite tradition for families and supporters from all over the country to see our nation’s new President, Vice President and their families make their way down Pennsylvania Avenue followed by parade participants.

Three official inaugural balls will be held on Friday night. One will be at the National Building Museum, another at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, and there will be an Armed Services Ball.

January 21:

The following morning, on Saturday, January 21, there will be an interfaith National Prayer Service at Washington National Cathedral.

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