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Civil rights Took place
New Hampshire Rally with Pete Buttigieg, Chris Pappas, Stefany Shaheen, and Cinde Warmington
Friday, October 2, 2026, 5:30 PM EDT
Rochester, New Hampshire
About
Where: Rochester Opera House, 31 Wakefield St, Rochester, NH 03867 When: Friday, October 2, 2026 Doors Open: 5:30 pm Program Starts: 6:30 pm Registration on Mobilize is required for entry. All attendees will go through airport-like security before entering the venue. The following items are prohibited: All bags. Please leave all bags at home or in your vehicle. Diaper bags and medical bags are exempt, but subject to search. Liquids of any quantity, aerosols, or gels. Medical items are exempt. Reusable water bottles (full or empty). No outside posters or signs, of any size. No umbrellas, of any size. No vape pens or lighters. No knives, firearms, weapons, or otherwise dangerous objects. Chairs, non service animals, bicycles, recreational scooters, balloons, drones, laser pointers, packages, selfie sticks, or structures. ADA/Accessibility: If you need any assistance or accessibility accommodations, please let a staff member or volunteer know upon arrival. The ADA accessible entrance is on the North side of the building. There will be seating available for those with accessibility needs. Parking: The City of Rochester has approximately 550 available parking spaces in municipal parking lots in the downtown area. Street parking is available on North and South Main Street, Wakefield Street, Hanson Street, Central Avenue, and several other side streets. Street parking is predominantly restricted to 2-hr, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Please note: Some municipal lots or on-street parking may contain individual spaces with certain restrictions (e.g. handicap, 30-minute parking, etc.). Always follow posted parking regulations. For more information and a map of municipal parking, visit https://www.rochesternh.gov/parking
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