Playboy on Thursday announced plans to throw its first-ever White House Correspondents’ Dinner after-party in Washington, D.C., April 28 and said guests should expect a night of “freedom and entertainment.”

“Playboy has always been a passionate fighter for the First Amendment and for a free press in general. Journalists and certainly White House correspondents are facing an increasingly challenging work environment and so, Playboy’s No Tie Party is an appreciation for the work (journalists) do with a wink and nod to the culture and politics of D.C.,” the company said in a statement.