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Attleboro Today
By the People, for the People
Thousands to protest 'No Kings' across Massachusetts this Saturday
Rallies planned in over 160 locations statewide as part of nationwide mobilization
Mar. 25, 2026 at 2:36am
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Thousands of 'No Kings' protests are set to take place this Saturday across Massachusetts, with more than 160 events scheduled in cities and towns across the state. The March 28 mobilization is expected to be the largest 'No Kings' protest yet, with over 3,000 demonstrations planned nationwide. Massachusetts has the second-most 'No Kings' protest events scheduled, after California.
Why it matters
The 'No Kings' protests reflect ongoing backlash over the Trump administration's immigration policies, concerns about the state of American democracy, and opposition to recent U.S. involvement in Iran. The demonstrations aim to show the power of grassroots activism and the broad public support for democratic reforms.
The details
Protesters will gather at over 160 locations across Massachusetts, from Boston Common to small town greens, to call for an end to authoritarian rule and a return to democratic principles. Organizers say the protests will feature speakers, music, and other activities to energize the movement for political change.
- The 'No Kings' protests are scheduled for Saturday, March 28, 2026.
- Last year's 'No Kings' demonstrations saw millions of participants across thousands of cities and towns nationwide.
The players
Rebecca Winter
Executive director and spokesperson of Mass 50501, the organizers of the Massachusetts 'No Kings' protests.
Mass 50501
The Massachusetts-based organization coordinating the statewide 'No Kings' protests on March 28.
What they’re saying
“On March 28, 'we the people' are 'we the powerful.' We will show our power, build our power, and use our power to fight for a democracy that works for everyone.”
— Rebecca Winter, Executive director and spokesperson, Mass 50501
What’s next
Protesters are encouraged to RSVP through the official event website to receive more details on specific rally locations and times in their communities.
The takeaway
The scale and coordination of the 'No Kings' protests across Massachusetts demonstrate the depth of public concern about the state of American democracy and a desire for fundamental political reforms. The demonstrations aim to channel this grassroots energy into a powerful movement for change.
