MELISSA BLOCK, Host: Despite the recession, there's still a procession of holiday events at the White House this month - a long list of homespun performers set to bring a musical stimulus package to the Executive Mansion.</s>MICHELE NORRIS, Host: Starting Saturday and continuing almost to Christmas, the president and first lady will host scores of duos, trios, and choral groups from large and small American towns.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: You may not recognize these names, but the performers evoke a homey comfort befitting leaner times - the Landon Little Singers and Junior Bearitones from Bethesda, Maryland; the Canterbury Carollers from Villa Park, Illinois.</s>MICHELE NORRIS, Host: The St. Andrews Choral Scholars from Middletown, Delaware, will perform. As well, First United Methodist Church Choir from the Bush's hometown of Midland, Texas. And The 4 Bows from Mooresville, North Carolina, are back. Holiday cheer as the Bushes celebrate their last Christmas at the White House.
Despite the recession, there is still a procession of holiday events at the White House this month. A long list of relatively "homespun" performers are set to bring a musical stimulus package to the Executive Mansion.