See where Vermont’s ‘No Kings’ protests are happening in your community on Saturday – VTDigger

The “No Kings” protest movement is coming back to Vermont on Saturday. 

In June, the event drew approximately 42,000 people to rallies across the state in opposition to President Donald Trump, coinciding with a Washington, D.C., military parade. Millions more attended across the nation. 

Now, the organizers of the No Kings protest, a movement called 50501, are calling for Vermonters to show up to protests Oct. 18 in opposition to Trump’s targeting of immigrants, the government shutdown and more, according to its website. More than 40 different protests, marches and rallies are planned.

Burlington’s June protest had an estimated 16,000 attendees — making it the largest in the state — and cost an estimated $20,000 for permits, security and more. This Saturday, Burlington organizers plan to host several different rallies scattered throughout the city, including three different marches, a bike ride, and a honk and wave. 

It’s unclear if any pro-Trump protests are planned. The Vermont Republican Party, which hosted a pro-Trump party during the June protests, has not posted any events for this Saturday on its website. 

You can use the map below to see what protests may be occurring near you. This information is current as of noon Wednesday. Check the 50501 website for any updates or changes that may occur.