No Kings protests return to the Sacramento area March 28. Here’s what to know

More than two dozen No Kings protests and demonstrations are scheduled across the Sacramento region on Saturday, March 28, according to the movement’s website.

Protesters are gathering across the nation for a third No Kings protest since the movement voicing opposition to the Trump administration and its policies launched in June 2025. In the Sacramento region, organizers plan to host public rallies and visibility events across highway overpasses.

Upward of 3,000 events are slated to happen across the U.S. on March 28, marking the largest No Kings mobilization since the protests began last year.

Here’s what to know about the scheduled protests.

What is No Kings?

No Kings is a movement protesting what organizers call “abuses of power” by the Trump administration, according to leaders with Indivisible, a national activist organization. Local Indivisible chapters and other collective action groups organize rallies and visibility events across the country.

The first gatherings occurred on June 14, President Donald Trump’s birthday, during which he hosted a military parade in Washington, D.C. Thousands of people gathered at the California state Capitol and in other gatherings throughout the region to protest policies they said were threatening the nation’s democracy.

In October, protesters organized a second No Kings Day in the midst of a federal government shutdown, National Guard deployments around the U.S. and intense immigrant deportation operations. The autumn events were even larger, with an estimated 7,000 people protesting at the Capitol in downtown Sacramento and nearly 7 million demonstrating across the nation.

This third iteration of No Kings protests is estimated to be the largest of all, according to Indivisible. More than 3,000 events are on the organization’s calendar for March 28, as the Trump administration continues immigrant detainment and deportation operations and escalates the war with Iran.

“Just months ago, millions of people took to the streets across thousands of events to say no to Trump’s abuses of power, and today that movement is only growing,” said Indivisible co-executive director Ezra Levin in a statement. “We are all united in this fight to save our democracy from this administration, and we will win. From every corner of this country, we are all saying: NO KINGS.”

When and where are the next No Kings protests?

On the No Kings website, a map shows thousands of planned events across the country, including 27 in the capital region.

Organizers of the Sacramento Cesar Chavez march urged supporters to attend one of the area’s No Kings events after they canceled the march — which was planned for the same day — after a New York Times investigation released Wednesday reported Chavez allegedly abused women and young girls during his time leading the farmworkers labor movement.

Here’s a full list of No Kings events in the Sacramento area scheduled for March 28:

Yolo County

• No Kings Yolo, River Walk Park in West Sacramento

Sacramento County

• No Kings Sacramento, California State Capitol Museum in downtown Sacramento
• No Kings Fruitridge, Fruitridge Road and Stockton Boulevard in Lawrence Park
• No Kings Elk Grove, Bruceville Road and Laguna Boulevard in Elk Grove
• No Kings Wilton, Grant Line Road and Wilton Road in Elk Grove
• Galt No Kings, No Thrones, No Crowns, Galt City Hall in Galt
• No Kings Arden Arcade, Watt Avenue and El Camino Avenue in Arden Arcade
• No Kings Rancho Cordova, Routier Road Highway 50 Overpass in Rancho Cordova
• No Kings Fair Oaks-Carmichael, private address in Gold River
• No Kings Orangevale, 8961 Greenback Lane in Orangevale
• No Kings Folsom, Folsom-Auburn Road Bridge in Folsom

Placer County

• Indivisible Roseville, No Kings 3, Galleria Boulevard and Roseville Parkway in Roseville
• No Kings Lincoln, Groveland Lane and Ferrari Ranch Road in Lincoln
• No Kings Auburn, 2700 Bell Road in Auburn

El Dorado County

• No Kings El Dorado Hills, 2101 Vine St. in El Dorado Hills
• No Kings Placerville Courthouse, 496 Main St. in Placerville
• No Kings Coloma, Lotus Bridge, 7310 Highway 49 in Coloma
• No Kings Cambridge Road Highway 50 Overpass, 3952 Cambridge Road in Cameron Park
• No Kings Ponderosa Road Highway 50 Overpass, Ponderosa Road Park and Ride in Shingle Springs
• No Kings El Dorado Road Highway 50 Overpass, 4040 El Dorado Road in Placerville
• No Kings Missouri Flat Road Highway 50 Overpass, 6837 Mother Lode Drive in Placerville
• No Kings Forni Road and Placerville Drive Highway 50 Overpass, Forni Road and Placerville Drive in Placerville
• No Kings Ray Lawyer Drive Highway 50 Overpass, Forni Road and Ray Lawyer Drive in Placerville
• No Kings Placerville City Hall Highway 50 Pedestrian Bridge, 3101 Center St. in Placerville
• No Kings Bedford Avenue Highway 50 Pedestrian Bridge, El Dorado Freeway and Bedford Avenue in Placerville
• No Kings Carson Road Highway 50 Overpass, Carson Road and Broadway in Placerville
• No Kings El Dorado Trail Highway 50 Pedestrian Bridge, 2911 Jacquier Road in Placerville

Information on all the planned No Kings events are available on the movement’s website, with RSVP links on Mobilize.us.

Camila Pedrosa

The Sacramento Bee

Camila Pedrosa is a service journalism reporter at The Sacramento Bee. She previously worked as a summer reporting intern for The Bee and reported in Phoenix and Washington, D.C. She graduated from Arizona State University with a master’s degree in mass communication.