Beverly Weekly Rally Wednesdays
Please join us Wednesday in Beverly from 5:30PM-6:30PM in front of the First Parish Church at 225 Cabot Street to show we do NOT accept #47 Big Bogus Bill, illegalContinue reading "Beverly Weekly Rally Wednesdays"
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Stand Out – Mansfield
Mansfield Stand Out 360 N. Main Street, Mansfield, MassachusettsThis a local Indivisible event! Let’s show Mansfield that we are fighting for Democracy! Bring your signs and messages. A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolentContinue reading "Stand Out – Mansfield"
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🇺🇸 Concord Stand Out on July 3
Monument Square Concord Monument Square, Concord, MABring a sign and/or flag! All are welcome — from Concord and beyond. Focus this week: Independence Day! Our No King signs will be available for $10. Pre-order not necessary. AContinue reading "🇺🇸 Concord Stand Out on July 3"
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How and Where to Protest on Independence Day
FeaturedOn July 4, 2025, we call on the people of Massachusetts to embrace the true spirit of Independence Day by celebrating freedom – and spreading the “No Kings” message –Continue reading "How and Where to Protest on Independence Day"
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Stand Up to Tyranny
Lexington Center Lexington, MAAcross from the Minuteman Statue and Next to Buckman Tavern Celebrate July 4 by joining Indivisible LAB and our allies at Lexington Alarm! for a community reading of the Declaration of Independence. We’ll gather on the lawn across from the Minuteman Statue and next to Buckman Tavern from 11am - 1pm. Take part in theContinue reading "Stand Up to Tyranny"
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Free America No Kings 2.0
Riley Plaza 1-21 Margin St, Salem, MAThis a local Indivisible event! On this Independence day, join us as we gather together to raise our voices in community to Free America from authoritarians overwhelming us, a fascistContinue reading "Free America No Kings 2.0"
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Celebrate Your Independence: Rally & March
Worcester City Hall 455 Main St, Worcester, MACelebrate your freedom and independence in Worcester with food, speakers, music, and powerful calls for justice.
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Reading with Frederick Douglass at The Robbins House.
The Robbins House 320 Monument St, Concord, MAHeld annually on the front lawn of The Robbins House, this community event features a reading of Douglass’s famous speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” This event is free, but please consider donating to the The Robbins House to support their programming.
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Choose Democracy Action on the Common
Bedford Town Common 75 Great Rd, Bedford, MAJoin us for the weekly action on the common protesting the current administration and sharing our vision for a community centered on love. Dozens of signs are available. We center on positive messages defending democracy, due process, the constitution, and migrant rights.
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Fourth of July at Nara Park, Acton
Nara Park Acton, MAFood trucks, concert, fireworks!Mass 50501 urges us to wear T-shirts, carry American flags or pride flags, bring "No Kings" signs, to make Independence Day a day for saying "No Kings in Our Community." Their message is here.
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Bridge of Love Visibility in July
River Street Overpass on Rte 3 548 River St, Norwell, MAJuly 5th is the first Saturday of July, which means the Unitarian Universalist Church is hosting the Bridge of Love visibility. Come hold signs with the good troublemakers to kick off the summer of democracy by celebrating our communities' diversity and show your solidarity with groups in communities targeted on the South Shore by thisContinue reading "Bridge of Love Visibility in July"
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Defend our Democracy – Westborough
Westborough Stand Outs Milk Street & West Main Street, Westborough, MassachusettsJoin us Saturdays 10am-12 to Stand Out with your signs of protest and support. We are a small but mighty group that gains new activists each week. Our high visibility location is very impactful and fulfilling. Meet fellow patriots to join your voices in Solidarity. Hosted by: Westborough Community Action We are a group ofContinue reading "Defend our Democracy – Westborough"
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