ProtestUSA

Map / Maine / Rockland

Democracy & government Scheduled

Singing Resistance with The Audacity in Rockland, Maine

Saturday, October 31, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT
Chapman Park, Rockland, Maine

Turnout

0 people say they’re going

Anonymous. Within a day your yes becomes part of a plain count, and nothing links your account to this protest. How

About

Join the weekly Singing Resistance demonstration held by Knox County, Maine's locally-organized creative protest group called The Audacity. All those in opposition to the authoritarianism, bigotry, corruption being imposed by Donald Trump as his minions are welcome. We will gather at Chapman Park (Corner of Park and Main Streets, next to the Walgreens) every Saturday at Noon in Rockland, Maine as long as Trump remains in the White House. We will sing songs of protest, resistance, freedom, and a better world. Teach a song you learned when you were young, learn a song from social movement veterans, and sing together in community. When we sing together, we tell each other that we are not alone, we provide community support and resilience, and together we weave a web that can hold down even a rabid, raging, lion. ![Join The Audacity in Public Square Protest Singing](https://audacitycat.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/TheAudacityOnNoKingsDay.jpg) *A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.*

What it's about

  • Against Executive power “Singing Resistance with The Audacity in Rockland, Maine” Machine-labelled, not yet reviewed
  • Against Corruption & money in politics “Singing Resistance with The Audacity in Rockland, Maine” Machine-labelled, not yet reviewed

Reports from people there

0 approved

No firsthand reports yet.

Discussion

Public. Don't post anything you wouldn't want police, employers or counter-protesters to read. Move sensitive planning to Signal.

No posts yet. Start the conversation.

Log in to reply