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No Kings Day: Rallies and events in NH

No Kings organizers are expanding beyond protests, planning more than 1,500 early voting activations across the country on Oct. 17. Here’s where they’re happening in New Hampshire.

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Thousands of demonstrators turned out across dozens of No Kings protests in every corner of New Hampshire on June 14, 2025, expressing anger and outrage at the Trump administration's systemic corruption and far-right policy agenda. Photo Courtesy Colin Booth/Granite Post.

Looking for a way to take action in your community on this No Kings Day? On Oct. 17, Granite Staters are rising up across the state with voter registration events and gatherings planned in over 20 communities. Whether you’re in the Seacoast, Concord, or the Upper Valley, there’s likely a protest near you. 

Here is your local guide to protests:

Saturday (Oct. 17)

No Kings Protests in Berlin

No Kings: Your Vote is Your Voice: 10 a.m., Lincoln

No Kings: Vote Early Wolfeboro Area Peaceful Protests: noon, Pickering Corner Junction, Wolfeboro

No Kings: Vote Early: noon, Walgreens Corner, Littleton

No Kings Protest in the Upper Valley

No Kings: Vote!: 10 a.m., Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge, Orford

No Kings Protest in Laconia 

No Kings Protest hosted by Alton & Barnstead Dems: 10 a.m., Homestead Place, Alton

No Kings Pro-democracy: Your Vote is Your Voice!: 1 p.m., Plymouth Town Common, Plymouth

No Kings: NH Votes: Activate Your Superpower hosted by Protest with a Purpose: 1 p.m., Hesky Park, Meredith

No Kings Protests in Concord 

No Kings: Vote: 9:30 a.m., US Route 10, Grantham

No Kings: Vote Early: noon, NH State House, Concord

No Kings: Every Vote Counts: noon, New London

No Kings Protests in Keene

No Kings: And Vote!: 10:30 a.m., Rindge

No Kings: Vote Early: 1 p.m., Rte 101 & 202 intersection, Peterborough

No Kings: Vote Early: 3 p.m., Redfern Pedestrian Bridge, Keene

No Kings Protests in Merrimack Valley

No Kings: WE VOTE.: 10 a.m., Monument Park, Nashua

No Kings Protests in the Seacoast 

No Kings: Vote Early: 10 a.m., Exeter Town Hall, Exeter

No Kings: Just Voters: 1 p.m., Week’s Crossing, Dover

No Kings Protests in Derry

No Kings Rally: 10 a.m., Windham

No Kings Rally: 10 a.m., Main Street Traffic Circle, Pelham

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  • Lily Jackson is the State Organizing Coordinator at the Granite Post with five years of organizing experience at the local, state, and federal levels.