NO KINGS RALLY — MARCH 28th
Lexington sounds the alarm — again!
Lexington Rally
Sponsors: Lexington Alarm! and Indivisible LAB
Saturday, March 28 · 10:00 AM – Noon
📍 Lexington Visitors Center — across from Minuteman Capt. John Parker statue on Battle Green
🎵 Live music by Cozmic Crush — High School Girl Band
🎤 Speakers — Dr. Savina Martin, veteran and chair of Massachusetts Poor People’s Campaign; the student organizers of ICE Out LHS who led the March 9th walkout; and others
🎶 Singing with BVOCAL — call and response. You will learn the songs.
✊ Signs, buttons, stickers, and literature available at tables
Rally Schedule
10:00 AM — Music & gathering
10:15 AM — Cozmic Crush live set
10:45 AM — Speakers
11:25 AM — Singing with BVOCAL
11:45 AM — Bus send-off to Boston!
Take the Bus to Boston
March with Lexington Alarm! to Boston Common
Saturday, March 28 · 11:45 AM – 4:00 PM
🚌 Buses depart from the Lexington rally at 11:45 AM and arrive at Gov’t Center at 12:30 — come to Lexington first, then ride together
📍 Muster at Government Center, then march along Tremont St., as Lexington Alarm, to Boston Common
✊ Boston No Kings Rally at 2:00 PM — join thousands on Boston Common for the huge No Kings Rally sponsored by ACLU of Massachusetts, Indivisible Mass Coalition, Mass 50501.
🚌 Return buses at 4:00 PM from Government Center
🚶 Walk-ons welcome if seats remain
Bus Schedule
11:45 AM — Depart Lexington
12:30 PM — Arrive Government Center
1:00 PM — March to Boston Common
2:00 PM — No Kings Rally begins
4:00 PM — Return buses depart
🎟️ $20 per person — round trip
Your confirmation email is your bus ticket
People coming on their own who want to march with us, meet here.
Join us in defending democracy, fighting tyranny and commemorating the values our Militia fought for on the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord.
FEATURED STORY
Profiles in Courage
At Lexington Alarm we have a theory of resistance. When people have courage to take small actions they generate a response. No action is too small or insignificant not to count. Sometimes the responses strengthen the resistance in surprising ways. This creates a snowball effect, and the resistance to abuses and attacks on our constitutional rights grows stronger.
We have two really important examples from the past two weeks.