Below are protests and political events scheduled across Colorado over the next week. If you know of any upcoming public events in Colorado, please let us know at [email protected].

Friday, September 18

Gabe Evans Protest — 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — 10701 Melody Dr, Northglenn

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “We gather peacefully at Gabe Evans’ Northglenn Office to urge him to have the courage to speak with us, his constituents. The church next door is very supportive and they welcome food donations for their food pantry! Please consider a donation of any non-perishable food items, if you can.”

Hands Off Colorado Tabling — 4:30 p.m. – 7 p.m. — Lil Devils, 255 S Broadway, Denver

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “We will be tabling with Hand Off Colorado every other Friday until the election to increase visibility among the community. Staff our table with flyers, sign-up sheets, and stickers; talk with folks about Hands Off Colorado’s work supporting trans and immigrant communities; encourage people to VOTE! – Help create a welcoming, informative presence in a space that celebrates queer joy and culture.”

Stand Up to Fascists Protest — 4:45 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. — NE Corner of 120th Avenue & Sheridan Boulevard, Broomfield

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “Let’s greet the rush hour folks with our beautiful selves, our signs, and our belief that We Will Win! We stand up to the fascists – always peacefully, always nonviolently – and have fun doing it!”

Saturday, September 19

Stop the War Protest — 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. — address provided upon RSVP

From the organizers: “BEAR VALLEY INDIVISIBLE is dedicated to defending the Constitution of the USA. We are working to end WAR and the forced military draft. We support the NATL. POPULAR VOTE INTERSTATE COMPACT (NPVIC).”

Hold Gabe Evans Accountable Protest — 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Bittersweet Park, 35th Ave & 16th St, Greeley

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “We are building a powerful movement to hold Rep. Evans and his allies in Congress accountable by organizing thousands of our neighbors across the district who are in danger of losing their healthcare or food assistance. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be talking with people directly impacted by these cuts, helping them connect the dots between what has happened, who is responsible, and how they can hold Rep. Evans accountable. Will you join us? Sign up to canvass with us! We’ll provide training, scripts, and a partner, so no experience is needed.”

Peaceful Honk & Wave Protest — 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. — Corner of Harmony and Weitzel Roads, 4566 Weitzel Road, Timnath

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “We are bringing together friends and neighbors in our ‘purple’ community who share concerns about our democracy and a commitment to protecting our Constitution—Democrats, Never-Trump Republicans, and Independents alike. While we’re based in Timnath, our weekly Honk & Wave draws—and warmly welcomes—participants from across the region, including Fort Collins, Windsor, Loveland, Severance, and Greeley.”

Gas Price Rally — 10 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. — public sidewalk in front of gas price sign, 17825 Cottonwood Dr., Parker

From the organizers: “Part of the nasty GOVWICH we have been served is the outrageous cost of gas, due to illegal and unnecessary wars and inflation created by foolish government policies. The Grifting, Obstructing Voters, Wars, Inflation, Corruption, Hate (GOVWICH) needs to be voted away. Another problem is the mystery “beef.” Any 1st Amendment messaging is welcome. We will have loaner signs (about 10% of rallyers borrow a sign) and music.”

No Voter Suppression in America Protest — 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. — Walgreens, 1520 W 4th St., Pueblo

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “We are GrassrootsPueblo, an independent group of concerned citizens regarding the unconstitutional and illegal moves of the Trump administration. Join us every Saturday, same time and place, to publicly protest. Bring your signs, your family and your friends.”

Stand Up and Speak Out Protest — 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — 2 S Marshall Rd, Superior

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “Join us at the Superior Tesla dealer to stand up and speak out! Bring your signs, your energy and a positive attitude. This is a peaceful protest on all four corners outside the Tesla dealer where there is lots of traffic to see you and read your messages.”

Boulder Peace Fair — 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — 900 Canyon Blvd., Boulder

From the organizers: “Join New Era Boulder at the Boulder Peace Fair to celebrate community, advocacy and working together! We will be registering voters before the Midterm Election and talking to community members about defending the LGBTQ+ community and creating a fair tax system.”

Sunday, September 20

No Fascists and No Kings Protest — 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. — West 120th Avenue & Sheridan Boulevard, Broomfield

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “Join One Broomfield Indivisible every Sunday as we peacefully speak out against the injustices of the Trump administration! The absence of checks and balances. The illegal and cruel actions of ICE. The gutting of Medicaid and SNAP to provide a tax cut to the billionaires. Foreign wars with the loss of life of our brave servicemen and women. The reckless slashing of funds to organizations that work to protect health worldwide, promote clean energy, predict and manage natural disasters. The list is endless! Come with a sign that best represents your outrage with friends, flags, etc! Remember to dress appropriately with a hat and sunscreen! On hot sunny days, there will be a canopy on the east side of the intersection.”

Athletes Protecting Youth Sports Canvass — 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — address provided upon RSVP

From the organizers: “Join us to knock doors and have real conversations with Colorado voters about Propositions 134 and 135. These measures sound reasonable on the surface, but they go much further than most voters realize. We’re here to help voters see the real consequences — for all kids, not just some. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle. We’ll have scripts, walk packets, and support on-site. No experience needed — we’ll pair you with a trained canvasser and walk you through everything.”

Monday, September 21

Overpass Protest — 3:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. — Overpass on Hwy 36, 2200 S. 88th St. Superior, Louisville

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “Join Rise Up Boulder at a peaceful protest at the Hwy-36 overpass. Park on Tape Drive. We will have letters for slogans. Feel free to bring signs for facing inward if desired. Costumes encouraged!”

Tuesday, September 22

Broomfield Overpass Protest — 8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. — Interlocken Loop Overpass on Hwy 36, 41 W. Flatiron Crossing Dr., Broomfield

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “Join us for a peaceful, non-violent, joyful overpass protest. We’ll have some big signage. Bring more if you have them, and/or regular signs for facing inward, and get ready for honks aplenty! Park at SE corner of Dillard’s parking at Flatiron Crossing. It’s a six minute walk from there to the overpass.”

Boulder Community Protest — 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Boulder Meadows Park, 4500 19th St., Boulder

From the organizers: “Join the New Era Boulder team to canvass community members about economic justice, the midterm elections, and civic participation this year! Don’t fret if you haven’t canvassed much, we will do a quick training at the start of the canvass, and we will knock doors together!”

West Colfax Canvass with Families Not Politics — 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. — address provided upon RSVP

Weekly event. From the organizers: “Join us to knock doors and have real conversations with Colorado voters about Propositions 134 and 135. These measures sound reasonable on the surface, but they go much further than most voters realize. We’re here to help voters see the real consequences — for all kids, not just some. No experience needed — we’ll pair you with a trained canvasser and walk you through everything. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle. We’ll have scripts, walk packets, and support on-site.”

We the People Protest — 4:30 p.m. – 6 p.m. — South Broadway and Littleton Blvd., Littleton

From the organizers: “We are exercising our First Amendment Rights and peacefully and non-violently protesting what our government is doing. We encourage people to bring their signs – whatever issue you feel strongly about.”

Turnout Tuesdays — 5 p.m. – 6 p.m. — corner of 3rd and Lincoln, 200 Lincoln Ave, Steamboat Springs

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “VOTING IS OUR SUPERPOWER!! Bring your awesome vote-themed signs and join us at the Tuesday Turnouts on the sidewalk in front of the post office.”

Wednesday, September 23

Gabe Evans Protest — 4 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. — I-25 Pedestrian Bridge, 281 W 104th Ave, Northglenn

Weekly demonstration. From the organizers: “A peaceful gathering at the I-25 pedestrian overpass (for visibility) near Cinzetti’s in Northglenn, CO to urge CO-8 Congressional Representative Gabe Evans to have the courage to speak with us, his constituents. We also want to let other residents of CD-8 know what Gabe is voting for.”

Dykes 4 Trans Rights Canvass & Community — 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. — Fort Greene, 321 E 45th Ave, Denver

From the organizers: “This November, trans rights are on the ballot; grab your crush, your emotional support ex & your friends, and let’s go knock some sense into this election. (Nothing says “situationship upgrade” like knocking doors for trans kids together.) We’re teaming up with Sapphic Social Club, Sapphic Collective, SailorKratom and Misfits Entertainment to get our community out and onto the doors. Canvassing works — it’s the single most effective thing a volunteer can do to move a voter. We need our people out there doing it. You’ll be paired up, quickly trained, and handed a script, no experience needed. Swiping right on democracy has never been easier.”

In the Coming weeks

Oct. 3: People, Passions, Purpose, Power — 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. — Brighton Rec Center, 5570 11th Avenue, Brighton. From the organizers: “An event aimed at informing the public about local and national initiatives that affect people’s daily lives. We will have multiple speakers discussing ballot initiatives, sharing stories, explaining constitutional rights that we are entitled to as Americans, and talking about important issues going on in America right now.”

Oct. 17: Another round of No Kings rallies, focused on “making sure every eligible voter has a plan, knows their options, and is ready to make their voice count,” is scheduled for Oct. 17 in Colorado and nationally. Locations can be found here.