Free America Weekend

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Free America Weekend (also known as "No Kings Protest 2.0") is a protest being organized for the weekend of Independence Day (July 4) in the United States in 2025. The event was projected by the Women's March.^[4]

The 50501 movement and the Indivisible movement also participated in the initiative,^[5][6] however, the Indivisible movement coined the event as "No Kings 2.0",^[6] as a reference to the "No Kings Protest".

Events are planned in Gadsden, Montgomery, Mobile, Birmingham and Center Point.^[4][7][8][9]

An event is planned in Soldotna.^[10]

Events are planned in Little Rock and Mena.^[10][11]

Event are planned in Los Angeles, Marysville, Chula Vista, San Mateo and West Hollywood.^{[10][12][13][14][15]}

An event is planned in Arvada.^[10]

Events are planned in Hartford and Groton.^[10][16]

Events are planned in Miami, Zephyrhills, Orlando and Plant City.^{[8][17][18][19][20]}

Events are planned in Chicago and Galena.^[8][21][22]

An event is planned in Indianapolis.^[8][23]

An event is planned in Cedar Rapids.^[8][24]

An event is planned in Lafayette.^[10][25][26]

An event is planned in Freeport.^[10][27]

An event is planned in North East.^[10][28]

Events are planned in Swansea, Topsfield and Salem.^[29][30][31]

An event is planned in Riverview.^[10][32]

An event is planned in St. Cloud.^[10][33]

An event is planned in Saint Joseph.^[10][34]

An event is planned in Forsyth.^[10][35]

Events are planned in Suncook and Portsmouth.^[10][36][37]

Events are planned in Trenton and Princeton.^[10][38][39]

An event is planned in Alamogordo.^[10][40]

An event is planned in Mamaroneck.^[10][41]

An event is planned in Morrisville.^[10][42]

An event is planned in Columbus.^[10][43]

An event is planned in Tulsa.^[44]

An event is planned in Portland.^[10][45]

An event is planned in Lancaster.^[10]

An event is planned in Myrtle Beach.^[10][46]

An event is planned in Sioux Falls.^[10]

An event is planned in Fayetteville.^[47]

Events are planned in Houston, Kerville, Austin and San Antonio.^[10][48][49]

An event is planned in Salt Lake City.^[10][50]

An event is planned in Shelburne.^[10][51]

An event is planned in Roanoke.^[10][52]

Events are planned in Seattle and Port Townsend.^[10][53][54]

Events are planned in Milwaukee and Green Bay.^[10][55][56]

An event is planned in Jackson.^[10]

Vancouver Against Fascism organized a protest in Vancouver under the name of "Rally for Democracy", adjacent to the protests in the US.^[57]

Democrats Abroad organized a protest in Berlin, which plans to march from Pariser Platz to Bebelplatz.^[58]

Democrats Abroad organized a protest, locally named "Not America's last Birthday", in Minato, Tokyo, scheduling a meeting in the Daiba Station, Exit 2A.^[59]

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