Full Schedule Of Democratic National Convention 2016: When Will Hillary Clinton, Obama Take Stage

The Democratic National Convention is set to get under way in Philadelphia Monday and the guest list is a who's who of left-leaning politics in the U.S. But the true guest of honor is Hillary Clinton, who is set to make history as the first woman to accept the nomination from one of the two major parties.

The convention is scheduled to be hosted at the Wells Fargo Center from Monday to Thursday. The Clinton campaign might take a different tone from the Republican campaign to celebrate GOP nominee Donald Trump.

"Donald Trump painted a dark picture of an America in decline. And his answer — more fear, more division, more anger, more hate — was yet another reminder that he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be president of the United States," Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said in a statement after Trump's convention speech. "America is better than Donald Trump. Next week in Philadelphia, Democrats will focus on issues, not anger. We'll offer a positive vision for the future based on lifting America up, not tearing Americans down."

Here's a quick breakdown of the major speakers set to address the crowds at the Democratic National Convention. Most of the big-name speakers deliver their talks toward the end of the night so it's best to tune in around then. The major news networks are set to televise the convention and a live stream can be found here.

Monday

Speakers include First Lady Michelle Obama, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Astrid Silva, a "DREAMer" set to talk about her immigrant story and activisim.

Tuesday

Former President Bill Clinton, husband to Hillary, will deliver his speech. Mothers of the Movement, a group composed of mothers to black men and women who died from gun violence or in police custody, will deliver remarks as well, acccording to the L.A. Times.

Wednesday

Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are scheduled to speak Wednesday.

Thursday

Clinton herself will deliver her acceptance speech. Daughter Chelsea Clinton is scheduled to speak as well.

You can find a list here from the Democratic National Convention Committee of all the speakers scheduled to talk at the four-day convention to the. The list is subject to changes. A number of celebrities, including actress Lena Dunham and singer Demi Lovato, are also scheduled to make appearances. The timing of the convention, which is subject to change as well, can be found here.