Colorado Springs
No Kings: Vote Early
Click the interactive map or the list of groups participating above to get around.
City Hall
Speakers:
- Intro
- DSA on the data center moratorium
- CORRN on Amendment 81
- Migra Watch
- Pete Lee on Prop 132
- New Era on Amendment 87
- Peyton Kifer
- Paula Poundstone, of NPR's Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
- CSEA on Prop NN
- Inside Out Youth Services on Prop 134/135
- Amanda and Sky Roberts, family of Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre
- Colleen Luckett
- Christian Seale on Amendment 82
- Citizens Project
- Kyle M on data centers
Acacia Park
Performers at the bandshell, community group tables, art projects and mutual aid.
- Notes of Dissent
- DJ
- Omitola Rising
- Cleveland Experiment
- Resistance Sings COS
Power belongs to the people, but only if we use it. Make a plan, check your registration, and vote early.
We are raising funds for CIRC's Emergency Fund
CIRC's emergency fund provides rapid response financial support to immigrant individuals and families impacted by unprecedented levels of immigration enforcement and detention. Funds will be used for individuals' and families' needs.
Hungry? Williams Soul Food Truck is here!
Ballot measures
Do your own research on the ballot issues.
For a site with some good research, see Indivisible Colorado Springs on the 2026 ballot measures.
Mutual aid
Donation drive at Acacia Park. Bring any of these items:
- Kids' jackets
- Feminine products
- Diapers and wipes
- Toys
- Hygiene products
- Nonperishable food
Donations go directly to the community: distributions through the Colorado Springs Mutual Aid & Solidarity Union, the People's Grocery, and monthly free stores.
Art project
Two projects in the park:
- Draw your protest sign on an index card and add it to a larger canvas. The finished piece will be displayed at the Manitou Art Center.
- Bring your "I voted" sticker, or use one we provide, and put it on the VOTE sign to pledge your vote or record that you voted.
Parking
- Reserve a spot on SpotHero.
- Bike racks are at Acacia Park.
- Carpool if you can.
- Several bus lines go downtown.
- Accessible parking is in the lot diagonal from City Hall.
Safety
This event is nonpartisan and nonviolent. Please do not bring weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted.
A medic tent in Acacia Park has first aid and water.
Map of Acacia Park: group tables, stage, art, medic and restrooms.
Groups at Acacia Park: who's tabling, with their websites and a link to each spot on the map.