Donald Trump’s second term in office has provoked a national wave of defiance against a perceived tyranny, and you can find out here exactly where to join.

Donald Trump’s second term in office has provoked a national wave of defiance against a perceived tyranny, and you can find out here exactly where to join.
Daniel Cole
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No Kings protests near me: Interactive map to find nearest rally today, Saturday, March 28

Calum Roche
Managing Editor AS USA
Sports-lover turned journalist, born and bred in Scotland, with a passion for football (soccer). He’s also a keen follower of NFL, NBA, golf and tennis, among others, and always has an eye on the latest in science, tech and current affairs. As Managing Editor at AS USA, uses background in operations and marketing to drive improvements for reader satisfaction.
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As hard-working citizens around the country struggle to pay basic bills and medical costs, the president is splashing out on a war few people want in Iran, having already gone into Venezuela, reforming the White House Rose Garden and turning the Oval Office into a Mar-a-Lago style, gold plated, ostentatious meeting room, while making billions on cryptocurrency and benefiting friends and family.

Organizers of the protest have called for Americans to show their disagreement with Trump’s policies. The idea is for people to try to protect social programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, civil rights, medical research, national parks and Social Security. You know, the stuff that helps our fellow humans.

What are the No Kings protests?

In June and October of 2025, millions of activists across the U.S. gathered for “No Kings” protests in all 50 states, in what was called a “nationwide day of defiance.” Their message? The United States doesn’t have kings – and people need to remind the current administration that public officials hold office to serve the public and not themselves.

Launched by the 50501 Movement and a coalition of progressive groups, the protests are described as a grassroots pushback against what organizers say is Trump’s “authoritarian spectacle.” The name refers to “50 protests, 50 states, one movement.

According to the official No Kings website, the goal is to show the world “what democracy really looks like.”

“We’re building a movement that leaves him behind,” the organizers say. Events will take place in parks, on courthouse steps, in town squares and on Main Streets all over the country.

Celebrity support helped spread the word in 2025 and continues in 2026 with names like Bradley Whiford, Robert DeNiro, Bruce Springsteen and many others...

With all that is happening in the country (War in Iran, ICE raids, disinformation campaigns, illegal firings, corruption, etc.) the turnout is expected to be huge, again.

Where and how can I join the No Kings protests?

An interactive map is now live, which shows the nearest protest events by ZIP code. You can search your city, sign up to attend, or even register a new event if there isn’t one nearby.

From Los Angeles to Louisville, protests are planned in every state. In some places, it’ll be a few hundred people with signs; in others, full-scale rallies with speakers, music, and flag-waving – though not the kind Trump is fond of.

America fought off a monarchy almost 250 years ago – and on March 28, many will be out in force to say they don’t want one creeping back.

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