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White House State Ballroom Undergoes Major Renovation Ahead of Annual Gala Season Washington, D.C. – The White House State Ballroom, a historic venue for presidential receptions and state dinners, has been closed for extensive renovations starting this week, officials confirmed. WHAT: The renovations involve structural upgrades, new lighting systems, and restoration of original 19th-century architectural details. WHERE: The ballroom is located on the State Floor of the White House, adjacent to the East Room and Cross Hall. WHEN: The project began on October 30, 2024, and is scheduled for completion by December 15, 2024, in time for the annual holiday gala season. WHY: White House press secretary stated the work aims to preserve the room’s historical integrity and address wear from decades of high-profile events, including state banquets and medal ceremonies. HOW: The renovation is funded by the White House Historical Association, with oversight from the Office of the Curator. No disruptions to official functions are expected during the closure.
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White House State Ballroom Undergoes Major Renovation Ahead of Annual Gala Season Washington, D.C. – The White House State Ballroom, a historic venue for presidential receptions and state dinners, has been closed for extensive renovations starting this week, officials confirmed. WHAT: The renovations involve structural upgrades, new lighting systems, and restoration of original 19th-century architectural details. WHERE: The ballroom is located on the State Floor of the White House, adjacent to the East Room and Cross Hall. WHEN: The project began on October 30, 2024, and is scheduled for completion by December 15, 2024, in time for the annual holiday gala season. WHY: White House press secretary stated the work aims to preserve the room’s historical integrity and address wear from decades of high-profile events, including state banquets and medal ceremonies. HOW: The renovation is funded by the White House Historical Association, with oversight from the Office of the Curator. No disruptions to official functions are expected during the closure.