You Won't Believe What the WV Governor and First Lady Are Hiding During This FREE Easter Tour!

Gov. Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey are inviting the public to enjoy a festive Easter celebration in Charleston, West Virginia. This year's events include free tours of the West Virginia Governor’s Mansion and the annual Rhododendron Roll at the State Capitol Complex. Both events are designed to foster community spirit and family fun during the Easter season.

The guided tours of the Governor’s Mansion will be available for a limited time from March 24-26 and March 31-April 2. Interested visitors must make reservations in advance to secure their spot. The Governor’s Mansion, a significant historic site, offers a glimpse into the state’s political heritage and showcases the elegance of West Virginia's executive residence. For those who wish to reserve a tour, more information can be found on the official state website.

Additionally, the Morriseys have announced the Annual Rhododendron Roll, slated for Saturday, March 28, from 11 AM to 1 PM. This vibrant outdoor event will take place behind the Capitol Building, between the East and West Wings, and is expected to attract families and individuals from all over the state.

The Rhododendron Roll promises a day filled with activities that celebrate the spirit of Easter. Attendees can look forward to fun-filled experiences, such as Easter egg hunts, opportunities for photos with the Easter Bunny, bounce houses for the kids, and a selection of food trucks offering a variety of delicious treats. Yard games will also be set up for guests of all ages to enjoy, making it a comprehensive family-friendly event.

This Easter celebration not only highlights the importance of community engagement but also provides an opportunity for families to connect with one another in a festive setting. As many families seek enjoyable ways to celebrate the holiday, events like these play a crucial role in fostering a sense of belonging and joy within the community.

Both the tours and the Rhododendron Roll are part of a broader initiative by the state to promote local heritage and engage residents in state events. As West Virginia continues to recover and thrive post-pandemic, such gatherings serve as a reminder of the importance of unity and shared experiences. They not only support local culture but also provide a platform for residents to create lasting memories with their families.

With the Easter holiday approaching, the Governor and First Lady have made it easy for West Virginians to celebrate in style. The combination of history, family activities, and the vibrant atmosphere at the State Capitol is set to make this year's events memorable for all who attend.