Pinellas Protests
Never again miss a protest, rally, townhall, or action because you did not know about it!
Protests and Events
Leela Gray Responds to Luna’s
Out-of-Touch RNC Speech –
September 9, 2026
St. Petersburg, FL – On
Wednesday, FL-13 Democratic
nominee and retired Army Brigadier
General Leela Gray released the
following statement on Anna Paulina
Luna’s speech at the Republican
National Committee’s Midterm
Convention in Dallas:
“Anna Paulina Luna is a Washington
insider more concerned with getting
famous and rich than improving the
lives of her constituents. We saw that
on display tonight with her speech in
Dallas. Not once did she address the
cost-of-living crisis that is crushing
the residents of our district. Not once
did she explain her votes in support of
continuing the Iran war or tariff taxes,
because she knows they are hurting
working families. The residents of
Florida’s 13th Congressional District
are hurting because of Luna’s blind
party loyalty and corruption. That is
why they will fire her on November 3rd.”
On the Cost-of-Living Crisis:
– Voted five times for the Iran war,
costing the average American
household $1,200,
– Voted six times for the tariff taxes,
costing the average American
household $1,000,
– Stripped 60,000 FL-13 residents of
their healthcare, and
– Cut off 14,000 residents of FL-13
from food assistance.
On corruption:
– Handed tax breaks to companies that
build data centers while taking
$128,000 worth of donations from big tech;
– Wants to allow members of Congress
to keep selling stocks and let the
president and vice president trade
stocks freely. (Note from Pinellas
Protests: Luna is vocal in her
supposed denunciation of – and calls
for a ban on – stock trading by
members of Congress, describing the
practice as a form of corruption that
undermines public trust. However,
she has invested hundreds of
thousands of dollars in a company
focused on domestic energy
exploration and production and
founded and managed by one of her
political donors. Her office says she
owns no stock in the company. That
hers is another kind of investment.
Sounds like the splitting some pretty
hypocritical hairs to us.)
– Invested up to $500,000 in one of
her top donor’s oil companies.
About Leela Gray:
Leela Gray is a third-generation
veteran, Retired US Army Brigadier
General, attorney, small business
leader, and mother running for
Congress in Florida’s 13th
Congressional District. The first in her
family to attend college, Leela worked
her way through school and served
more than 30 years in uniform,
including three deployments. She
retired in 2018 as Deputy
Commanding General of the US Army
Central and subsequently advised US
Army Cyber Command on
modernizing national cyber policy.
After retiring from the military, Leela
served on non-profit and private
sector advisory boards, and earned her
law degree to help veterans access
healthcare and other critical benefits.
Leela and her husband, Tony, have
lived in the Tampa Bay area for more
than 20 years and are proud parents
of their adult daughter.
Learn more at leelagray.com.
We need volunteers to help with our
mission of collecting documents that
are restricted from remote electronic
access under FRCP 5.2(c). This is
important work that helps ensure
public transparency in immigration-
related legal proceedings.
What volunteers do:
– Visit federal courthouse public terminals
– Access and print specific
documents we identify
– Scan the documents and upload
PDFs through our secure system
– Follow clear instructions to
ensure document authenticity
Further volunteer opportunities:
– Remote case review (for those with a
legal background, in law school, or
familiarity with legal practice from
other professional experience)
– Remote document review
(paralegals and attorneys)
Sign up to volunteer here
Every day – 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
(Sundays – 11:00 am to 7:00 pm)
Virtual event.
RE-ENROLL VBM PHONEBANK AT HOME
Florida’s vote-by-mail rules changed
as of January 1, 2025.
All voters now have to request a mail
ballot every two years. Over 1.2
million Florida Democrats (and
over 95,000 in Pinellas!) who voted in
2024 had to request a new
vote-by-mail ballot.
Pinellas Democrats made over
100,000 phone calls before the
Primary Election. We have made
progress. Many Democrats have re-
enrolled. But not all.
JOIN US! We aren’t done yet!
You may make calls from home
anytime between 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Monday – Saturday, and 11:00 AM –
7:00 PM on Sundays! You pick the
times that work for you from the
comfort of your own home. Training
tools and resources will be
provided after you sign-up.
If you would like any additional
training or support, please feel free to
sign-up to join us in person on
Sundays from noon to 2:00 at the
Pinellas Democrats Headquarters.
Saturdays – 9:00 to 10:00 am
September 12
and every Saturday
Belleair Coffee Company
1158 7 St NW in Largo
Join us for a meaningful, community-
focused conversation about the issues
that matter most.
Coffee with a Neighbor is a welcoming
space to ask questions, exchange
ideas, and explore how we can work
together to protect and strengthen our
democracy. Conversations may
include identifying and supporting
candidates, winning elections,
canvassing, writing letters to the
editor, and effective ways to
push back against extremism.
This gathering is designed to foster
connection, highlight shared
priorities, and create a supportive
environment where individuals can
engage, learn, and take action together.
Saturday – September 12 – 9:00 to 11:00 am
Saturday – September 12 – 11 am to 1 pm
Sunday – September 13 – 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Monday – September 14 – 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Tuesday – September 15 – 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Wednesday – Sept 16 – 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Thursday – September 17 – 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Friday – September 18 – 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Childs Park Recreation and Fitness Center
4301 13 Av S in St. Pete
ANGIE FOR FL: SOUTH ST. PETE CANVASS
Join Team Angie as we knock doors
and talk with neighbors about
building a stronger, more equitable
Florida for everyone. Angie Nixon has
always been a fearless advocate for
working families and real community
investment — and now we’re bringing
that energy directly to voters.
Whether you’re a longtime volunteer
or joining us for the first time, this is a
great way to meet like-minded people,
make a real impact, and help
power a people-first campaign.
What to expect:
Brief training before we head out
Canvassing in solo or in pairs
Campaign materials provided
A fun, welcoming environment for
both new and experienced volunteers
What to bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Water bottle
Fully charged phone
Sunscreen/hat if needed
Your energy and enthusiasm!
Every conversation matters — come
help us turn out voters and keep
fighting for the future Florida deserves.
Angie Nixon is running for
US Senate to replace Ashley Moody.
Saturday – September 12 – 9:00 to 11:30 am
North Greenwood Rec Center
900 N Martin Luther King Jr Av
in Clearwater
Join Team Angie this weekend as we
knock doors and talk with neighbors
about building a stronger, more
equitable Florida for everyone. Angie
Nixon has always been a fearless
advocate for working families and real
community investment — and now
we’re bringing that energy
directly to voters.
Whether you’re a longtime volunteer
or joining us for the first time, this is a
great way to meet like-minded people,
make a real impact, and help power a
people-first campaign.
What to expect:
Brief training before we head out
Canvassing in solo or in pairs
Campaign materials provided
A fun, welcoming environment for both new
and experienced volunteers
What to bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Water bottle
Fully charged phone
Sunscreen/hat if needed
Your energy and enthusiasm!
Every conversation matters — come
help us turn out voters and keep
fighting for the future Florida deserves.
Angie Nixon is running for
US Senate to replace Ashley Moody.
Saturdays – 9:00 to noon
September 12 thru October 31
Sign up here to see location.
Come join Wendy Hoy’s team on
Saturday mornings from 10am to
noon in District 57: Safety Harbor,
Oldsmar, Palm Harbor, Tarpon
Springs and Dunedin north of SR 580.
Do your part to spread the word and
GOTV to the voters we need to win to
flip this seat and get rid of the
supermajority in Tallahassee. We’re
putting her candidate card on doors
(lit drop) or knocking on doors and
talking with voters. We have had a
terrific response so far, and no
experience is necessary. We work in
teams so new people will be paired
with seasoned volunteers. We also
need volunteer drivers so walkers
will have an easier time doing their
routes in air conditioned transport!
Sign up today and join
Team Wendy Hoy on any Saturday
or let us know when is convenient for you.
Countywide Canvass Action!
Let’s knock doors!
Saturday – September 12 – 9 am to 1 pm
Sunday – September 13 – 11 am to 1 pm
The Deuces Corner Park
2198 9 Av S in St. Pete
Saturday – September 12 and 19
9:30 to 11:30 am
Belleair Coffee Company and Tap House
1158 7 St NW in Largo
Saturday – September 12 – 10:00 to noon
Sunday – September 13 – 4:00 to 6:00 pm
Sign up for the address
Saturday – September 12 – 11 am to 1 pm
Sunday – September 13 – 11 am to 1 pm
Pinellas Dems Headquarters
2250 1 Av N in St. Pete
Sunday – Lit Drop – September 13
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Scottish American Society
917 Louden Av in Dunedin
Sunday – September 13 – 5:00 to 7:30 pm
Sunday – September 20 – 5:00 to 7:30 pm
Coolside Gelato Bar
1124 11 St in Palm Harbor
Join the Pinellas County
Democratic Party as we knock
doors to talk to Democrats.
No experience is necessary. Just bring
comfortable shoes, water, sunscreen
and a willingness to help. We will
provide training, walk lists, and full
support before heading out. Our goal
is to engage Democratic voters,
educate them about upcoming
elections, and highlight the power of
voting by mail. Many voters don’t
realize how important it is to sign up,
which is why these conversations at
the door are so critical to boosting
turnout in the general election.
Every knock helps make sure
Democrats vote. Let’s get it done. 💙
Questions? Please contact
FDP Regional Field Organizer
Saturdays – 10:00 to 11:00 am
September 12
and every Saturday!
East Lake Cafe
3430 East Lake Rd S in Palm Harbor
Coffee with a Neighbor – EAST LAKE
is a perfect opportunity to ask
questions and share ideas about
preserving our democracy. Topics
range from finding candidates,
winning elections, canvassing, writing
letters to the editor, and methods of
fighting fascism. Coffee with a
Neighbor is a great opportunity to
share concerns and common interest.
Coffee with a Neighbor is also a safe
place to talk about how we as
individuals can join together and
stand up against authoritarianism.
Saturday – September 12
and every Saturday!
10:00 to 11:30 am
Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office
10750 Ulmerton Rd in Largo
The Pinellas County Sheriff’s
Department has trained 47 deputies to
work with ICE, and 36 have
been trained as Warrant Officers.
Since the beginning of the crackdown
on immigration, which began in
January 2025, immigrants in Pinellas
have been arrested and taken to the
Pinellas County jail where they wait to
be picked up by ICE and taken to a
detention center. There are substantial
reports of human rights violations in
those detention centers. At least 70%
of those arrested have
committed no crime.
They are refugees who
have been denied due process, a
constitutional right guaranteed to all
persons within the United States,
including non-citizens.
We demand our sheriff and other
public servants end their agreement to
work with ICE. Per the sheriff’s
department public affairs office, they
have received no money from the
federal government to compensate them.
We say No to ICE in Pinellas County.
End the 287(g) agreement.
Close the Detention Centers.
No Warehouse Detention Centers.
JOIN US IN FRONT OF THE
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
SATURDAYS FROM 10-NOON
Saturday – September 12 – 10:00 to noon
Sunday – September 13 – 4:00 to 6:00 pm
This event’s St. Pete address is private.
Sign up for more details.
Join our team of dedicated volunteers
for a weekly door-knocking canvassing
event, where we’ll be talking to St. Pete
voters about Linsey Grove‘s campaign
for St. Petersburg City Council.
🔎What to Expect:
Meet fellow volunteers and work
together to reach voters across the city
Receive training and guidance on
effective canvassing techniques
Engage with voters, listen to their
concerns, and share Linsey Grove’s
vision for a better St. Petersburg
📋Why Participate:
Make a tangible impact on
the campaign’s success
Connect with your community and
build relationships with voters
Help spread the word about
Linsey Grove’s campaign and values
👋All volunteers are welcome,
regardless of experience. We’ll provide
the training and support you need
to make a difference.
🚪Let’s knock on doors and build
a better future for St. Petersburg together!
Saturday – September 12 – 10:00 to noon
This event’s address is private.
Sign up here for more details.
Come join Team Gray to talk to your
neighbors about Gen. Leela Gray
and Wendy Hoy!
Saturday – September 12 – 10:00 to noon
Gladden Park
3901 30 Av N in St. Pete
CANVASS WITH MAY THACH FOR HD 61
Join Team Angie this weekend as we
knock doors and talk with neighbors
about building a stronger, more
equitable Florida for everyone. Angie
Nixon has always been a fearless
advocate for working families and real
community investment — and now
we’re bringing that energy directly to voters.
We’ll be joined by May Thach for FL
HD 61. May is a former Peace Corp
Volunteer and Community Organizer
fighting for real change to make
Florida more affordable, accountable
and accessible for everyone.
Whether you’re a longtime volunteer
or joining us for the first time, this is a
great way to meet like-minded people,
make a real impact, and help power a
people-first campaign.
What to expect:
Brief training before we head out
Canvassing in solo or in pairs
Campaign materials provided
A fun, welcoming environment for
both new and experienced volunteers
What to bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Water bottle
Fully charged phone
Sunscreen/hat if needed
Your energy and enthusiasm!
Every conversation matters — come
help us turn out voters and keep
fighting for the future Florida deserves.
Angie Nixon is running for
US Senate to replace Ashley Moody.
May Thach is running for Florida
House of Representatives, District 61
Saturday – September 12
10:30 am to 1:30 pm
Wildwood Park
1000 28 St S in St. Pete
Join the Public Power St. Pete
campaign to go door-to-door
canvassing in the Wildwood
neighborhood! Our goal is to knock on
doors, educate residents about public
power and get them to sign a petition
to get Public Power on the 2028 ballot.
No experience? No problem! We will
have a training at the beginning of our
canvass to ensure you feel prepared.
We’ll also send you out with a buddy
so you won’t be knocking on doors alone.
Saturday – September 12
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
This event’s St. Pete address is private.
Sign up here for more details.
Join our team of dedicated volunteers
and the Pinellas Young Democrats for
a joint door-knocking canvassing
event, where we’ll be talking to St.
Pete voters about Linsey Grove’s
campaign for St. Petersburg
City Council.
🔎What to Expect:
Meet fellow volunteers and work
together to reach voters across the city
Receive training and guidance on
effective canvassing techniques
Engage with voters, listen to their
concerns, and share Linsey Grove’s
vision for a better St. Petersburg
📋Why Participate:
Make a tangible impact on
the campaign’s success
Connect with your community and
build relationships with voters
Help spread the word about Linsey
Grove’s campaign and values
👋All volunteers are welcome,
regardless of experience. We’ll provide
the training and support you need
to make a difference.
RSVP here
🚪Let’s knock on doors and
build a better future
for St. Petersburg together!
Saturday – September 12 – noon to 1:00
Wednesday – September 16 – 5 to 6 pm
Saturday – September 19 – noon to 1:00
Wednesday – September 23 – 5 to 6 pm
Saturday – September 26 – noon to 1:00
Wednesday – September 30 – 5 to 6 pm
Virtual event. Join from anywhere.
We’re thrilled to have you join us for
our Driver Training Session! Come
meet our team, and learn what it is
to become a Volunteer Driver!
Rideshare2Vote needs drivers for the
ONLY 4 days we’re running!
10/24 (early voting)
10/30 (early voting)
10/31 (early voting)
11/03 (Election Day)
You do not have to be a Tech Guru to
use our applications and programs,
however we do ask that you are
comfortable using a cell device. After
meeting our team, we will walk you
through our history, as well as
apps/programs that you will use as a
driver. There’s quite a bit to cover, but
our team will be with you
every step of the way!
If this sounds like something you’d be
interested in, then please sign up for
one of our dates listed! We’ll see you
in training! As a security precaution
and to get credit, please change your
Zoom display name to show
your first and last name.
For this upcoming election in Florida
we will be running on early voting
dates October 24th, 30th, and 31st.
Then we will be operating on election
day November 3rd, where we will be
running in the Counties of Brevard,
Broward, Escambia, Hillsborough,
Miami-Dade, Orange, Osceola, Palm
Beach, Pinellas, Polk, Seminole. We
have many voters in the area and need
your help to make sure they are given
the opportunity to vote in
the upcoming election.
Saturday – September 12 – 2:00 to 3:30 pm
Salty Pup – 5004 Tangerine Av S in Gulfport
CUPCAKES & CONVERSATIONS
Enjoy a cupcake with your neighbors,
and meet local candidates personally!
Learn how you can help your friends
vote in the midterms.
Sponsored by Gulfport for Democracy.
Check us out on Facebook here
Sunday – September 13 – 9:30 to 11:00 am
Duke Energy Trail Overpass
2605 Enterprise Rd E in Clearwater
💙 Bring your signs, flags,
friends, and voices!
🚙 Park in the grass lot off of
Enterprise Road at the end of the
ramp. Look for signs.
👷🏼♀️ Seek the assistance of a trained
volunteer in a yellow vest
should you need help.
Sunday – September 13 – 11 am to 1 pm
Sign up here for location
DOOR KNOCK FOR LEELA GRAY
Come join Team Gray to talk to your
neighbors about Gen. Leela Gray!
Sundays – noon to 2:00 pm
September 13
September 20
St. Petersburg – RSVP to see address
English | Español
WE NEED YOUR HELP NOW! We
have LESS THAN ONE WEEK to get
Pinellas Democrats enrolled
in Vote-By-Mail.
Florida’s vote-by-mail rules have
changed as of January 1, 2025. Did
you know we NOW have to request a
mail ballot every two years?!? Over 1.2
million Florida Democrats (and over
95,000 in Pinellas!) who voted in
2024 have to request a mail ballot
before August 6.
Pinellas Democrats have made over
100,000 calls to help re-enroll
Democrats in vote-by-mail
before the deadline.
What can you do? JOIN US! Whether
you are NEW to calling voters or you
are EXPERIENCED and it’s been a
while since you made calls, we want to
provide you support, the latest
information, and have some fun too!
And once you are trained and ready to
go, you can join us each Sunday
noon to 2:00 pm or make calls
from the comfort of your home.
Sunday – September 13 – 3:30 to 6:00 pm
And every Sunday!
3:30 – Sign waving protest
5:00 – Interfaith Freedom Vigil
Pinellas County Justice Center
14250 49 St N in Clearwater
INTERFAITH FREEDOM VIGIL AND
SIGN-WAVING PROTEST
Join the Florida Interfaith Coalition
and allies for a Freedom Vigil as we
stand in solidarity with immigrant
families and demand an end to the
detention and deportation of our
nonviolent, law-abiding immigrant
community neighbors, siblings, and
friends. Around the state
people gather at the
same time each week outside local
jails and detention centers, where
immigrants await transfer and
deportation. We believe that our
immigrant neighbors should not be
held at these jails. It diverts resources
from our local budgets to separate
families and disappear people with no
due process. We pray for family
reunification and justice for all
immigrants. Together, we affirm that
justice, compassion, and the rule of
law must apply to everyone—
regardless of immigration status.
Mass deportation policies don’t just
tear families apart; they set a
dangerous precedent that threatens
the constitutional rights of all
Americans. When due process is
denied to one group, the foundation of
democracy itself is weakened. By
coming together in public prayer,
witness, and solidarity, we send a clear
message: Our communities believe in
fairness, dignity, and accountability.
This is a peaceful, family-friendly
event featuring interfaith clergy,
moments of reflection, and
opportunities to take action.
And please bring a donation to help
our neighbors in need: maseca (masa
flour), corn husks, rice (1 lb bag),
vegetable oil, corn tostadas, dried
lentils (1 lb bag), dried red beans (1 lb
bag), and pickled/canned jalapeños.
Monetary donations are the most
direct and helpful support because
they allow flexibility in meeting urgent
needs and providing fresh foods.
You may donate here.
Sunday – September 13 – 4:00 to 5:30 pm
This event’s St. Pete address is private.
Sign up here for more details.
Join us for our monthly
Voter Action Gathering.
Connect with like-minded people,
learn about the latest election
information in Pinellas County, hear
about our strategy for 2026, and find
out what you can do now to help
organize your community.
If you’re interested in learning more
about REACH, we’ll offer REACH
training opportunities as well as ways
to expand your network to
get the word out.
The address will be provided after
sign-up. Join us for an evening
of Voter Action!
Sunday – September 13 – 5:00 to 8:00 pm
This event’s Palm Harbor address is private.
Sign up here for more details.
Come knock doors with the
Jolly/Graham team!
Monday – September 14 – 5:00 to 6:00 pm
and every Monday
Join us at the intersection of
22nd Av N and 34 St in St. Pete as we
STAND UP FOR DEMOCRACY!
Our goals: Communicate facts,
Educate passersby,
Encourage constructive actions,
Enable dialogue, Remain positive!
The early bird group
still shows up at 4:30 pm.
We have plenty of signs to share.
JOIN US!
Wednesday – September 16 – 6 to 7:30 pm
And every Wednesday night in September
Allendale United Methodist Church
3803 Haines Rd in St. Pete
POSTCARD WRITING PARTY
YOU ARE INVITED! Help us write
postcards to get out the vote. We are
finishing up the ones for swing states
and will start Florida District 14 which
is Kathy Castor’s district. We have
cards supplied by Progressive Turnout
Project which has proven data for the
get out to vote message.
Donations of POSTCARD stamps
are appreciated.
Enter the church at the north entrance
under the canopy. Follow the signs.
We’d love to have you join us for
music, conversation and cookies as we
help get out the vote! If you have
questions, you can call or text Caroline
at 727-798-1037.
Bring your friends!
All are welcome here!
Thursday – September 17 – 4:30 to 5:30 pm
And every Thursday at the intersection
of Ulmerton Rd and 66 St in Largo
PROTEST THE REPUBLICAN
DESTRUCTION OF OUR CONSTITUTION!
Join John Lowe and other patriots
every Thursday at the intersection of
Ulmerton Rd and 66 St to protest
against the Republican destruction of
our constitution. Look for the Eagle
on the Northeast corner!
Saturday – September 19
9:00 to 10:00 am
Dunkin’
18419 US 19 in Clearwater
Join us for a meaningful, community-
focused conversation about
the issues that matter most.
Coffee with a Neighbor is a welcoming
space to ask questions, exchange
ideas, and explore how we can work
together to protect and strengthen our
democracy. Conversations may
include identifying and supporting
candidates, winning elections,
canvassing, writing letters to the
editor, and effective ways to
push back against extremism.
This gathering is designed to foster
connection, highlight shared
priorities, and create a supportive
environment where individuals can
engage, learn, and take action together.
Wednesday – September 23 – 6:30 pm
Wednesday – October 21 – 5:30 pm
Virtual event. Sign up here.
Unite & Rise 8.5, a League of Women
Voters US-led initiative, aims to build
a movement of 8.5 million individuals
to unite and rise up against the anti-
democratic actions of the current
Presidential administration.
Launching in May 2025 and running
until the 2026 midterm elections, this
initiative is part of the LWVUS
Women Defend Democracy campaign.
Our local team will ensure that
LWVSPA is a full participant
in this national LWV effort.
Thursday – September 24 – 7:00 to 8:30 pm
Allendale United Methodist Church
3803 Haines Rd N in St. Pete
Indivisible St. Pete will hold its next
monthly group meeting on Thursday,
September 24 at 7pm in person at
Allendale United Methodist Church
in the main sanctuary.
This is an in-person meeting but a
zoom link is provided here for those
who cannot attend. We cannot
guarantee that Zoom participants will
be able to fully participate.
Program TBA
Saturday – October 17 – 10:00 to noon
Spa Beach – 615 2 Av NE in St. Pete
Join us to create a large visual display
with human lettering to spell out
VOTE EARLY
Voter service organizations will be
available to provide information on
voting early, voter registration,
voting rights and more.
We decide who represents us.
We decide what comes next.
For more than a year, millions of
people have come together to reject
the idea that power belongs to kings,
billionaires, or politicians who believe
they are above the people and the law.
Now, we are taking the next step,
turning people power into voter
power. Unlike previous No Kings
actions, No Kings: Vote Early, is not
purely a protest. Instead, on October
17th, it’s a day of nonpartisan voter
participation: we are bringing our
community together to make a plan
to vote early and ensuring every
eligible voter understands their
options for how to vote and has the
opportunity to make their voice heard.
Because no one person gets to decide
our leaders before voters do. On
October 17th, join us in local events
across the country as we get out the
early vote and say it loud:
No thrones, No crowns, No kings!
Suspended until November 1
when the Farmers Market will
again move outside.
Farmer’s Market at
421 Main St in Dunedin
PROTEST AT
DUNEDIN FARMER’S MARKET
The market is outside,
located in Pioneer Park
at the intersection of
Main St and Douglas Av.
Bring your own sign
or use one of ours.
There is free parking
adjacent to the protest area.
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so our promise to you:
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when there is a new event.
No reminders. No “how did you like it.”