President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump recently hosted the annual Halloween celebration at the White House, welcoming families from various backgrounds, including military and law enforcement, as well as foster and adoptive families.
On October 30, the South Lawn transformed into a festive space filled with excited trick-or-treaters. The event featured live entertainment from the U.S. Air Force Strolling Strings playing the classic song “Thriller,” setting a lively atmosphere for all attendees.
The couple warmly greeted children, handing out full-size candy bars and Twizzlers, making the day even more special for the young guests. The White House was adorned with numerous pumpkins, faux autumn leaves, and a cheerful “Halloween 2025” banner.
These pumpkins were generously donated by the International Fresh Produce Association, which will later contribute them to the nonprofit DC Central Kitchen. Additionally, guests enjoyed fresh apples from Washington and New York, which were also provided by the association.
This celebration underscores the Trumps’ commitment to community and family values, creating a memorable experience for those who participated.
