From the organizers:

He’s using OUR tax dollars to pay for HIS power grabs. Trump is pouring public money into his authoritarian takeovers of cities—deploying federal forces, seizing local police departments, and funding mass detention and deportation operations—while cutting services that working families rely on every single day.

We are united against kings. President Trump has already indicated that he’s aiming for at least a third term. But the American people don’t put up with kings. Together, we will mobilize in huge numbers to reject this corruption and abuse of power—it’s in our DNA as a country.

They’ve gone too far. This is bigger than political disagreement. The administration has defied our courts, deported American citizens, disappeared people off the streets, and slashed our services—all while orchestrating a massive giveaway to their billionaire allies. Enough is enough. For anyone who thinks they’ve gone too far, this movement is for you.

That’s why we say: No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings. No Kings is about defending the ideals they fought for. This country doesn’t belong to strongmen. It belongs to the people.

On October 18, we will host peaceful demonstrations across the country to fight back against this crisis and demand accountability. Not all demonstrations will look the same, but they should all prioritize visibility and the core message: No Kings!

• March. Join millions across the country on October 18 to march against authoritarian politics and billionaire takeover. Bring together your community to create a show of strength against this crisis and be part of a national moment that changes the conversation—and turns the tide.
• Rally. Gather your community to rally together on October 18. Create a platform, invite speakers, and build a program designed to highlight the harms of the crisis we face—and what we’ll do to fight back. Rallies are a great way to involve impacted people, compelling speakers, and essential voices from allied communities. We’re building a big tent. 
• Visibility action. If you’re in an area where it will be hard to get a crowd together, you can still participate! Either join a larger event in your region or get some friends together and hold a smaller one. This could look like a gathering at a congressional district office, or a banner drop if permitted. Visibility is the key component—so make your signs, get your banners, and plan your chants!

From the organizers: A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action and no civil disobedience. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values, and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events. All events should be held in public spaces or on public property.

Current List of NH Events

Check the No Kings website for a complete list of registered events across the country. Can’t find one local to you? No problem, organize your own. Find a guides to organizing actions, protests, and rallies on the No Kings website, including graphics, talking points, and much more. Register your local event here, and remember a core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action. 

Updated October 17

Updates will be added as available. Kent Street Coalition shares this information so that individuals can make their own choices about which events most speak to their hearts. Please review KSC’s document on protests and rallies, our Decision Tree Regarding Specific Protest Events, and Best Practices for Protesting.

Acworth 2:30pm – 3:30 pm 13 Acworth Road by the flagpole	Details on Mobilize
Alton 10am – 11:30 am Homestead Place	Details on Mobilize
Charlestown 3pm – 5pm Main St	Details on Mobilize
Claremont 10am – 12pm Broad Street Park	Details on Mobilize
Colebrook 9am – 11am Municipal Drive and Main St	Details on Mobilize
Concord noon – 4pm NH State House 107 North Main St	Organized by NH 50501 Details on Mobilize
Conway 12pm – 2pm 4 Corners New Hampshire 16 & New Hampshire 153	Details on Mobilize
Dover 11am – 1pm Central Avenue and Washington Street	11am event: Details on Mobilize
Dover 3pm – 5pm Week’s Crossing 238 Indian Brook Rd	Organized by NH Democratic Party Details on Mobilize
Enfield 11am – 12:30pm Huse Park	Details on Mobilize
Exeter 9am – 11am Great Bridge by Sea Dog (5 Water St)	email: exeterdems@gmail.com
Gorham noon – 4pm U.S. 2 & New Hampshire 16	Details on Mobilize
Hanover 9am – 10:30am 53 Lyme Rd Hanover, NH	Details on Mobilize
Jaffrey 1pm – 3pm 14 Peterborough St	Details on Mobilize
Keene 10am -11:30am Ladies Wildwood Park, corner of Park Ave and Arch St   11:30am – 2pm Ladies Wildwood Park, corner of Park Ave and Arch St	Details on Mobilize Details on 50501
Lebanon  12:30pm – 2pm  12 Bridge Street	Details on Mobilize
Lincoln 1pm – 3pm 50 Main Street	Details on Mobilize
Littleton 3:30 – 5pm 120 W Main St Littleton, NH	Details on Mobilize
Manchester 1pm – 4pm City Hall 1 City Hall Plaza	Details on Mobilize
Meredith 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Hesky Park 327 Daniel Webster Hwy	Details on Mobilize
Milford 2pm – 4pm  1 Union Square	Details on Mobilize
Mount Washington Valley 12 – 2pm New Hampshire 16 & New Hampshire 153 Conway, NH 03818	Details on Mobilize
Nashua 4pm – 6pm  Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Library Hill	Details on Mobilize
New London 1 – 2:30pm 375 Main St New London, NH	Details on Mobilize
Newmarket 11:30-1:30 Main Street Bandstand Newmarket, NH	Details on Mobilize
Northumberland (Groveton) 9 – 11am 59 Church St Northumberland, NH 03582	Details on Mobilize
Orford 10am – 12pm  Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge, Bridge Street / 25A West	Details on Mobilize
Pelham 10am – 1pm  Meetinghouse Park	Details on Mobilize
Pepperell 12:30pm – 2:30pm  Rotary at Rt 113 and Rt 111 Pepperell, MA 01463	Details on Mobilize
Peterborough 12pm – 1:30 pm intersection of 101 & 202	Details on on 50501NH
Portsmouth (Seacoast) 1pm – 3pm  Market Square	Organized by Occupy NH Seacoast Details on Facebook Events
Plymouth 9am – 11am   March from the Armory then Main Event at the Town Common Post Office Square	Details on Mobilize
Rindge 1pm – 3pm Intersection of 202 & 119	Details on on 50501NH
Rochester 1pm – 2pm 111 N Main St	Details on Mobilize
Salem 10am – 12pm Salem Commons (corner of Main & Bridge) 308 Main St Salem, NH 03079	Details on Mobilize
Swanzey 12pm – 2pm Potash Bowl (park behind town hall or at the edge of the high school parking lot)	Details on on 50501NH
White River Junction 12:30pm – 2pm intersection of Maple & Bridge Streets	Details on on 50501NH
Upper Valley NH-VT 12:30 – 2pm Main Street & Bridge Street Lebanon, NH 03784	Details on Mobilize
Walpole 3:30pm – 5pm  8 Huntington Lane	Details on Mobilize
Winchester 12pm – 2pm Keene Rd & Richmond Rd	Details on Mobilize
Windham 10am – 12pm Rte 111 Wall St	Details on Mobilize
Wolfeboro 12pm – 2pm  153 South Main Street	Details on Mobilize
Statewide Sign up for a bridge. Do not protest alone!	Organized by NH Bridge Brigade for Democracy Sign Up Here