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For the first time since the conference launched in 1987, this year’s South By Southwest Festival will feature a sitting president and first lady.

President Barack Obama will have a conversation with the editor in chief of The Texas Tribune on March 11, and First Lady Michelle Obama will discuss her Let Girls Learn initiative on March 16.

“I can’t imagine a better way to celebrate our event’s 30th year than to welcome both the President and First Lady to SXSW,” said festival co-founder Roland Swenson in a release. “As each new generation comes up at SXSW they look for ways they can be of service, and it’s important to reflect and support that message. President and Mrs. Obama’s visit here will inspire attendees to that purpose.”

Unfortunately, the president’s speech happens on the same day as a panel near and dear to the first lady’s health-conscious interests—Disrupt the Diet. Luckily SXSW features other disruption-oriented panels.

The tech festival has become a go-to for film premieres and concerts. No word if the Obamas will stick around for Seth Rogen’s Sausage Party, or if someone will disrupt the bad White House wi-fi.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser will also be in attendance.