In 2025, millions of Americans came together in nonviolent protest at the first and second No Kings events to oppose the growing authoritarian actions of the Trump administration and affirm that: this nation belongs to its people, not to kings.

Since then, people have continued to rise up nonviolently against the Trump administration’s ongoing brutality and abuses of power, including the latest escalation in Minnesota.

On Saturday, March 28, join us again in State College to rally and march from 1-3:00 p.m. for collective action!  Bring a sign, and bring a friend!

Are you hoping this is an appropriate venue to wear your inflatable costume?

You are in luck — fun, inflatable costumes are strongly encouraged!

How do I get to this event in downtown State College?

We are expecting a large crowd for No Kings III (at No Kings II in October, there were 3,000+ attendees).  Please consider carpooling or taking public transit if at all possible.

You can find bus schedules here on the CATA website.

You can find parking garage information here on the Downtown State College website, and a map is shown directly below starring where our event is located.

Do you want to participate, but have mobility issues?

Please note the closest drop-off point to the event is behind Old Main, on Pollock Road.  There is as paved sidewalk leading to Old Main Lawn.  Some folks bring chairs with them so they don’t have to stand during the rally – please feel free to do this!  We will have a designated area close to the steps of Old Main.

PSU has a great map here showing accessible parking spaces on their campus.

You are also very welcome to participate in the rally virtually.  We will be livestreaming the event from 1-3:00pm at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County (780 Waupelani Dr, State College, PA 16801), which is an accessible location.

Please feel free to check out the below video for some helpful tips, prior to attending.

You can find additional resources, such as a Know Your Rights guide, here.

Do you want to know more about Keystone Indivisible?

Please check out the rest of our site to see our upcoming events, contact us, and more!

Do you want to know more about other organizations you will hear about at this event?  Please see below.

Centre County Rapid Response Network (FB, IG): a community defense project protecting immigrant communities against deportation threats.

Central Pennsylvania United (website): building independent, progressive political power in Central Pennsylvania.

Justice Singers (website): singers who meet monthly for a community social justice singalong and who lead songs at protests, rallies, community action events, meetings, and more in State College and Central PA.