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Revision as of 19:40, 3 April 2018

This is an incomplete list of March for Our Lives events that took place on March 24, 2018. The official March for Our Lives event in Washington, D.C., attracted a turnout of between 200,000[1] to 800,000 on March 24, 2018. This is a partial list.

United States

Listed below are locations where there have been rallies or marches in the U.S. in support of the March for Our Lives.

State Photo Approximate attendance Notes
In Washington, D.C., an estimated 200,000[2] to 800,000[3] people attended the "standing-room-only rally" on Pennsylvania Avenue.[4] [5] In a March 24, 2018 articles, Time magazine reported the estimate by event organizers as about 800,000 people, as did NBC News[6] and The Hill. At that time police officials had not released an official crowd size estimate. Law enforcement had "prepared for 500,000."[5] The Time article also said that the event "brought downtown Washington to a standstill...[f]rom the foot of the Capitol to the White House more than a mile west, Pennsylvania Avenue and its tributaries".[5] Speakers included Marjory Stoneman Douglas students Cameron Kasky, David Hogg, and Emma González.[4]

The New Yorker's Margaret Talbot, who attended the event, said that its most remarkable aspect was its inclusiveness, not just its extraordinary, impressive size and "consistent demand for a ban on assault-style weapons, or the focus on defeating politicians who take money from the National Rifle Association."[7]

State Cities Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 Alabama Birmingham 5,000[8] In Birmingham's Railroad Park thousands participated.[9]
Dothan[10] More than 100[10]
Florence 100-200[10][11] Demonstrators gathered in Wilson Park.[10]
Jasper About 70[10] Demonstrators gathered at Courthouse Square.[10]
Mobile 500[10] Demonstrators gathered in Public Safety Memorial Park.[12]
Montgomery 200[10] Many people, mostly children and families, participated on Saturday. Demonstrators gathered at the Alabama State Capitol.[10][13]
Selma Dozens[10] Demonstrators gathered at the Edmund Pettus Bridge.[10]
 Alaska Anchorage 1,000[14]-1,500[15] In Anchorage, hundreds of people attended the event at the Delaney Park Strip.[16]
Bethel 30[17] Demonstrators walked along the shoulder of Chief Eddie Hoffman Highway.[17]
Fairbanks 200[18] Demonstators gathered at the Golden Heart Plaza.[18]
Homer 60[19] Demonstrators gathered at WKFL park.[19]
Juneau 200[20] There was a march in Juneau.[16]
Ketchikan There was a march in Ketchikan.[16]
Sitka 1[21] One lone protester stood in the roundabout for about three hours bearing a sign that said "Books, Not Bullets."[21]
Soldotna 50[22] Demonstrators walked along Kenai Spur Highway to the Kenai Peninsula Borough building.[22]
Utqiagvik Demonstrators marched from the whalebone arch to Tuzzy Library. The Utqiaġvik demonstration was the northernmost march in the U.S.[23]
 Arizona Bisbee 30[24] Demonstrators gathered at the Ironman Statue and marched to Old Bisbee.[24]
Flagstaff 750-1,000[25][26] Demonstrators gathered on the lawn of city hall.[25]
Kingman Demonstrators gathered in Locomotive Park and marched to Mohave County Courthouse and Jail.[27]
Lake Havasu City Dozens[28] Demonstrators marched from Wheeler Park to London Bridge.[28]
Nogales[29]
Payson 100+[30]
Phoenix 15,000[31] According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the march crowd in Phoenix totaled 15,000.[32] There were also a "few dozen" counter-protesters, some with Second Amendment signs and others with AR-15s and other weapons in attendance.[32]
Prescott 1,500+[33] Demonstrators gathered at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza.[34]
Sahuarita 400+[35] Demonstrators gathered in front Sahuarita High School.[35]
Sedona[29]
Show Low 100[36] Demonstrators lined the main street in Show Low.[36]
Sierra Vista[29] 200[24]
Tucson 7,000-8,000[37] Demonstrators marched from Jacome Plaza to UA Mall.[38]
Yuma 100+[39] Demonstrators gathered at Marcus Park and then marched to City Hall.[39]
 Arkansas Bentonville[40] 450[41] The event was held in Bentonville Square.[41]
Eureka Springs Demonstrators gathered at Basin Spring Park.[42]
Fort Smith 200+[43] Demonstrators gathered at Sebastian County Courthouse.[43]
Jonesboro Dozens[44] Demonstrators marched from Jonesboro High School to Craighead County Courthouse. The march was also in remembrance of the Westside Middle School massacre, which had happened 20 years ago.[44]
Little Rock 3,000-3,500[45] Demonstrators convened at the Arkansas State Capitol.[45] [46]
Springdale 150-200[41] Approximately 150-200 people convened at Walter Turnbow Park at Shiloh Square.[41]
 California Alameda 500+[47] Demonstrators marched down Park Street.[47]
Aptos 100s[48] Demonstrators walked from Aptos Village Park to the State Park Drive overpass.[48]
Arcata 1,000+[49] Demonstrators marched from the Arcata Playhouse to Arcata Plaza.[49]
Bakersfield 500+[50] Demonstrators gathered along Truxtun Avenue.[50]
Benicia 800-1,500[51][52] Demonstrators marched down First Street to City Park.[51][53]
Bishop[54]
Brea[54]
Burbank 4,000[55] Representative Adam Schiff spoke at the event.[55]
Burlingame 400[56] Demonstrators marched from Washington Park to the Burlingame Train Station.[56]
Chico Hundreds[57] Demonstrators gathered at City Plaza.[57] "I was born after Columbine," said the organizer of the event.[58]
Coulterville[54]
Encinitas 1,500[59] Demonstrators gathered at Swami State Beach, and then marched to Moonlight Beach.[59][60]
Escondido[54] Demonstrators gathered at Escondido City Hall.[60]
Fresno 2,000+[61] Protesters, led by young high school students, gathered at Fresno High School.[61]
Fullerton
Hemet 300+[62] Demonstrators gathered at Gibbel Park.[62]
Huntington Beach 2,000[63] Demonstrators marched from Lake Park to City Hall.[63]
Idyllwild[54]
Irvine[54]
Laguna Beach[54]
Lancaster[54]
Livermore 1,000+[64] Demonstrators gathered at Livermore High School.[64]
Lompoc 250[65]
Long Beach 5,000[66] Demonstrators gathered in Bixby Park.[67]
Los Angeles At least 40,000[68][69][70] Thousands of students, children, parents and grandchildren walked from Pershing Square to Grand Park.[71][72]
Manhattan Beach 5,000+[73] Demonstrators marched from the Manhattan Beach Pier to the Hermosa Beach pier.[73]
Menlo Park 150-200[74][75] Demonstrators gathered at Art Ventures gallery, and then marched to Hillview Middle School.[74]
Merced 150+[76] Demonstrators gathered at the Boys & Girls Club of Merced, and then marched to Court House Square Park.[76]
Modesto 700+[77] Demonstrators gathered at Graceada Park, and then marched 1.7 miles (a tenth of a mile for each life lost in the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting) before returning to the Park.[77]
Monterey 1,000[78] Demonstrators gathered at Window on the Bay Park, and then marched to Colton Hall.[78]
Morgan Hill Demonstrators gathered at the Community and Cultural Center.[79]
Napa Several Hundred[80] Residents gathered in an auditorium for a panel discussion with US Congressman Mike Thompson, Napa Mayor Jill Techel and others.[80]
Novato More than 800 Demonstrators gathered at Novato City Hall.[81]
Oakland 2,000[82] "Thousands joined the 'March for our Lives' thru downtown Oakland Saturday to speak out against gun violence."[83]
Pacifica[54]
Palm Springs Thousands[84] Demonstrators gathered at Palm Springs High School's football stadium and then marched to city hall.[84]
Pico Rivera 200+[85]
Redding 600+[86] Demonstrators gathered at Riverfront Park Amphitheater, and then marched to Hilltop Drive.[86]
Redwood City 4,000[87] Demonstrators gathered at Courthouse Square.[87]
Richmond Hundreds[88] Demonstrators gathered at Nevin Plaza and then marched to City Hall.[88]
Ridgecrest 50[89] Demonstrators gathered Ridgecrest City Hall.[89]
Riverside March for Our Lives, Riverside More than 4,000[90] Demonstrators gathered at Riverside Historic Courthouse.[90]
Rocklin Hundreds[91] Demonstrators gathered at the Rocklin Unified School District offices, and then marched to Quarry Park.
Sacramento 6,000[92] Demonstrators gathered at Crocker Park, and then marched to the California State Capitol.[92]
San Bernardino[54] More than 600[90]
San Clemente 1,500[93] Demonstrators gathered at San Clemente library.[93]
San Diego 5,000-10,000 Protesters assembled in Waterfront Park. Rallies also took place at Swami's State Beach in Encinitas and at Escondido City Hall.[94]
San Francisco Demonstrators "also gathered in Parkland, New York City, San Francisco, and in cities around the world."[95]
San Jose 1,000s[96]
San Leandro 400+[97] Demonstrators gathered at the Community Impact Lab and then walked around Washington Elementary School.[97]
San Luis Obispo[54] 1,000s[98]
San Mateo[54]
Santa Ana 5,000+[99] Demonstrators gathered in Centennial Regional Park.[99]
Santa Barbara 1,200+[100] 1,200 students, families and community members gathered in De La Guerra Plaza according to the Santa Barbara Police Department.[100]
Santa Clarita[54] 100s[101]
Santa Monica[54]
Santa Rosa 2,000[102] Demonstrators gathered at Old Courthouse Square.[102]
Sebastopol 75[103]
Sonoma At least 2,000[104]
Sonora 300+[105] Demostrators marched from Sonora High School to Courthouse Square.[105]
South Orange[54]
Stockton[54] 400[106]
Tehachapi[107] More than 100[108] Demonstrators gathered at the intersection of Tucker Road and Valley Boulevard.[108]
Temecula 100[109] Demonstrators gathered at the Temecula Duck Pond.[109]
Truckee[54]
Turlock[54] 200+[110] Demonstrators gathered at the corner of Monte Vista Avenue and Geer Road.[111]
Ukiah 600[112] Demonstrators gathered at Alex R. Thomas Jr. Plaza.[112]
Upland[54]
Vallejo 300-400[113][114] Demonstrators gathered at City Hall. A separate event was held in the evening at Mare Island.[113]
Ventura 1,000[115] Demonstrators gathered at Plaza Park.[115]
Victorville 150+[116] Demonstrators marched to Mojave Vista Park.[116]
Visalia[54]
Walnut Creek[54]
Weaverville Dozens[117] Demonstrators gathered at the Bandstand, and then marched to the Trinity Congregational Church.[117]
Weed 50[118] Demonstrators marched from Bel Air Park to Weed High School.[118]
 Colorado Basalt 300[119] Demonstrators gathered at Lions Park.[119]
Carbondale 100-200[120]
Colorado Springs 2,000[121]
Denver
Durango 1,300[122] Demonstrators marched from Durango High School to Rotary Park.[122]
Fort Collins 1,000[123] Demonstrators gathered at Old Town Square.[123]
Grand Junction
Longmont 1,000[124]
Pueblo 200[125] Demonstrators gathered at Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library.[125]
Steamboat Springs Demonstrators gathered in front of Routt County Courthouse.[126]
Vail 300[127] Demonstrators marched from Vail Village to Lionshead Village.[127]
 Connecticut East Haddam 300[128] This one was more like a vigil.[128]
Enfield Over 200[129]
Guilford 1,000s[130]
Hartford 1,000s[131]
Kent 500+[132] Demonstrators gathered at the Town Hall and then marched to Main Street.[132]
Middlebury[133]
Old Saybrook 100s[134]
Pawcatuck[133]
Roxbury 500[135] Demonstrators gathered at Booth Free School.[135]
Salisbury
Shelton Hundreds[136]
Stamford 2,000[137] Demonstrators gathered at Mill River Park.[137]
Stonington 500+[138]
Westport 1,000+[139] Demonstrators held a candlelight vigil.[139]
Winsted Demonstrators gathered at East End Park.[140]
 Delaware Bethany Beach[141]
Lewes 500[142] Demonstrators marched from Shields Elementary School to St. Peter's Episcopal Church.[142]
Rehoboth Beach More than 1,100[143] Demonstrators gathered at Stockley Street Park, and then marched to the Rehoboth Beach Bandstand.[143]
Wilmington 100s[144] Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden spoke at the March in Wilmington.[144]
 Florida Apopka[145]
Boca Raton 5,000[146] Demonstrators gathered at Mizner Park Amphitheater.[146]
Bowling Green[147]
Boynton Beach 500[146]
Bradenton Nearly 1,000[148] Demonstrators gathered at Riverwalk Mosaic Amphitheater, and then marched to Manatee County Courthouse.[148]
Clearwater[147]
Daytona Beach[145] Demonstrators gathered at the intersection of International Speedway Boulevard and Beach Street.[149]
Delray Beach[150] 1,800-2,000[146] Demonstrators gathered at Old School Square, and then marched over the Atlantic Avenue bridge to the beach.[146]
Doral[151]
Fernandina Beach[152]
Fort Lauderdale[151]
Fort Myers 2,000[153] Demonstrators marched to Old Lee County Courthouse.[153]
Gainesville[152]
Jacksonville[152]
Jupiter 300-400[146]
Key West[151]
Lake Wales More than 100[154] Demonstrators gathered at Lake Wales High School, and then marched downtown.[154]
Lakeland 100s[155] Demonstrators gathered in Munn Park.[155]
Lakewood Ranch 300[156] Demonstrators gathered at The Learning Experience.[156]
Madeira Beach[145]
Marathon[151]
Miami Beach More than 3,000[157] Demonstrators marched from Miami Beach Senior High School to Collins Park.[157]
Miami Lakes[151]
Mount Dora 200[158] Demonstrators gathered at Gilbert Park.[158]
New Smyrna Beach 1,000[149] Demonstrators gathered at Riverside Park.[159]
North Lauderdale[151]
Oldsmar[147]
Orlando 15,000-20,000[160] Demonstrators marched from Lake Eola Park to Orlando City Hall.[160]
Palm Coast 50+[149] Demonstrators gathered at the intersection of Palm Coast Parkway and Boulder Rock Drive.[149]
Palm Harbor[147]
Parkland 15,000[161]-20,000[162] According to the Associated Press, about 20,000 people attended the Parkland event.[161] ABC reported 15,000.[162]
Pembroke Pines 1,500+[163] Demonstrators marched from Charles F. Dodge City Center to City Hall.[163]
Plant City[147]
Port St. Lucie[150]
Sarasota 6,000-8,000[148] Demonstrators gathered n an area near the Unconditional Surrender statue.[148]
St. Augustine[152]
St. Petersburg 1,500[164] Demonstrators gathered in Poynter Park.[164]
Sebastian[165]
Stuart 500[166]
Tampa 15,000[167] Demonstrators gathered in Kiley Gardens, and then marched through downtown Tampa.[167]
Tallahassee 1,000s[168] Yolanda Renee King, the 9 year old granddaughter of Martin Luther King, Jr., was "not shy about speaking."[169]
Tavares 300[158] Demonstrators marched from Wooton Park to Old Lake County Courthouse.[158]
The Villages[145]
West Palm Beach 3,500[146] Demonstrators gathered at Dreher Park.[146]
Weston[151]
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia Athens 400[170] Demonstrators gathers at the University of Georgia arch.[171]
Atlanta 30,000 30,000 people marched.[162] Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis was a keynote speaker at the Atlanta march, speaking about the gun murders of John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and Robert F. Kennedy
Augusta Demonstrators gathered on Hereford Farm Road outside the Columbia County, Georgia Board of Education offices.[172]
Brunswick 200+[173] Demonstrators gathered in Howard Coffin Park.[173]
Clarkesville 170[170]
Columbus 300[174]
Covington Dozens[175] Demonstrators gathered in the Covington square.[175]
Dahlonega Several hundred[176] Demonstrators gathered in front of the Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site.[176][177]
Dalton 300+[178] Two weeks after the Parkland shooting, a Dalton High teacher barricaded himself in a classroom and fired a shot through a window.[178]
Ellenwood[179]
Rome[180]
Savannah 1,000+[181]
Statesboro 220-250[182] Demonstrators gathered on the campus of Georgia Southern University.[182]
Watkinsville Demonstrators gathered at Oconee Veterans Park.[183]
 Hawaii Honolulu 5,000[184] Demonstrators gathered at the Hawaii State Capitol.[184]
Kahului 1,000[185] Demonstrators gathered at the Great Lawn of the University of Hawaii Maui College.[185]
Kahului A benefit concert was held (called 'Concert For Our Lives') at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. The concert featured performances by Jack Johnson, Willie K, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson and Steven Tyler.[186]
Kailua[187] Demonstrators gathered at Kailua Intermediate School.[188]
Kauai 500[189] Demonstrators gathered alongside Kuhio Highway while it was raining heavily.[189]
Kilauea[189] Demonstrators gathered at Christ Memorial Episcopal Church.[189]
Oahu 200[190] Demonstrators gathered at Ala Moana Beach Park.[190]
Waimea 400+[191] Demonstrators gathered at Church Row.[191]
 Idaho Boise 4,000-5,000[192][193] Demonstrators gathered at the Idaho State Capitol.[194]
Coeur d'Alene At Least 450[195] Demonstrators gathered at McEuen Park.[195]
Idaho Falls 200[196]
Lewiston 150[197] Demonstrators gathered at Brackenbury Square.[197]
Moscow 950[198] Demonstrators marched from Friendship Square to East City Park.[198]
Pocatello 200[199] The Pocatello march, called 'March for Their Lives', was held one week after the national 'March For Our Lives' movement.[199]
Sandpoint Hundreds[200] Demonstrators marched over the Long Bridge.[200]
Twin Falls Demonstrators gathered at the Twin Falls County Courthouse.[201]
Victor[202]
 Illinois Carbondale 100s[203] Carbondale Community High School students, Maria Maring and Alexis Jones, led hundreds of protesters from the Downtown Pavilion.[203]
Chicago 85,000[204]
 Indiana Indianapolis 1,000s[205]
Fort Wayne 400[106]
 Iowa Iowa City 100s[206] Twelve-year-old Margalit Frank spoke at a gathering of several hundred protesters saying she didn't want to be murdered.[206]
 Kansas Wichita 300 [207]
 Kentucky Bowling Green Around 200[208]
Calvert City 100s[209]
Lexington 100s[210]
Louisville 100s[211]
 Louisiana Lafayette[212]
 Maine Portland[213] Thousands[214]
 Maryland Ocean City[141]
 Massachusetts Boston 100,000 100,000 people marched in Boston, according to protest organizers as reported by the Boston Globe.[215] According to WHDH, police estimated 70,000 people had gathered downtown.[216] The student-led march placed a focus on gun violence in the Boston community, where low-income and minority youth are threatened at far greater rates than their affluent, suburban-dwelling counterparts.[217] Boston students, teachers, and Stoneman Douglas alumni spoke at the rally following the march.
 Michigan Alpena 100s [218]
Detroit 1,000s "Fifteen-year-old Brooke Solomon led thousands of demonstrators in a march through the downtown streets of Detroit."[219]
Lansing 1,000s In Lansing, a crowd of thousands marched from the Hall of Justice to the Capitol.[220]
 Minnesota Brainerd 100s[221]
Charles City Nearly 50[222] A day after the 'March For Our Lives' rallies across the nation, Charles City hosted one on Sunday.[222]
Duluth 100s[223]
Grand Marais About 130[224]
Rochester 100s[225]
Mankato "Massive crowd"[226]
St. Paul 20,000[227]
Sartell More than 300[228]
 Mississippi Jackson[229]
 Missouri St. Louis Over 10,000[230] Demonstrators gathered in Veterans Park and the streets around Union Station
 Montana Missoula[231]
 Nebraska Hastings Over 200[232] Marchers walked across town, down 14th Street, where they then held a candlelight vigil.[232]
Kearney Around 100[233] Marchers marched along 25th Street: From the University of Nebraska-Kearney campus, to downtown Kearney.[233]
Lincoln 1,000[234]-1,400+[235] Marchers marched from the Nebraska Union (on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln city campus), to the front steps of the Nebraska State Capitol in downtown Lincoln, where a rally was held.[235]
Omaha 2,500[236] People gathered at the Lewis & Clark Landing for a rally, and then led a march across the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge.[236]
 Nevada Las Vegas[237] 1,000's[238]
Reno About 3,000[239] Demonstrators marched from the Bruce R. Thompson Federal Building to the Reno City "Believe" Plaza.[240]
 New Hampshire Nashua[241]
 New Jersey Asbury Park[242]
Freehold 650[243]
Hackensack "New Jersey's First Lady Tammy Murphy attended a march in Hackensack. Over 20 "sister marches" took place in municipalities in the state, including Morristown, Ocean City, Asbury Park, Jersey City, Hoboken and Union. NJ Advance Media was on-site at various locations."[242]
Haddon Heights
Hoboken[242] Hoboken Comes Together For March For Our Lives[244]
Jersey City[242]
Montclair 100s[245]
Morristown[242] 13,000[246]
Newark 1,000s[247] Newark was New Jersey's official site at Military Park with Gov. Phil Murphy as a speaker.[242]
Newton More than 500[248]
Ocean City[242] About 1,000[249]
Piscataway
Princeton 1,000s[250]
Red Bank More than 2,000[251]
Union[242]
Westfield
 New Mexico Albuquerque Over 8,000[252]
Santa Fe About 4,000[253]
 New York Albany File:March For Our Lives Albany, March 24, 2018.jpg Over 5,000[254][255] More Information at March For Our Lives Albany
Binghamton File:March For Our Lives Binghamton.jpg 100s[256]
Buffalo File:March For Our Lives Buffalo.jpg 3,000[257]
Cobleskill File:March For Our Lives Cobleskill.jpg A couple hundred[258]
Ithaca 100s[259]
New York City 200,000-500,000 New York City's rally was reported to have 200,000 attendees during the rally, although some estimates have the number as high as 500,000.[162] Paul McCartney referred to the shooting death of John Lennon at the NYC March for our Lives.[260]
Oneonta 100s[261]
Rochester File:March For Our Lives Rochester.jpg 1,000s[262]
Rockland 4,000 Rockland County, where a crowd of 400 was anticipated, had 4,000 in attendance, according to WABC.[162]
Syracuse Over 1,000[263]
White Plains 1,000s[264]
 North Carolina Asheville 6,000[265]
Charlotte Over 2,500[266] Students led a massive rally.[267]
 North Dakota Bismarck Around 100[268]
Fargo 100s[269] In an event organized by Moms Demand Action with a rally at Sanctuary Event Center, there were more protesters than any other recent event held in Fargo. Speakers included students, teachers, and state legislators. "Nobody asked to eliminate the Second Amendment, but they all wanted change including, mandatory background checks before buying guns, raised minimum ages for gun purchases, and more behavioral health services." There was one vocal counter-protester.[270]
Minot A few dozen[271]
 Ohio Cincinnati 10,000[272]
Cleveland 20,000[273]
Columbus Thousands[274]
 Oklahoma Oklahoma City[275] Hundreds[275]
 Oregon Bend 1,000s[276] Thousands gathered in downtown in student-led protests, inclusing Bend Mayor Casey Roats, City Councilor Nathan Boddie and Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel.[276]
Coos Bay 200[277] Cameron Langley and Gracie Schlager from Marshfield High School assisted by Ronni Jennings organized the march.[277]
Corvallis 3,000-4,000[278] In Corvallis, with a total population of about 57,000, crowds estimated at 2,700 by the Gazette-Times and from 3,000 to 4,000 by event organizers, gathered at the Riverfront Commemorative Park for a rally then marched downtown.[278]
Eugene 5,000+[279] Police estimated the size of the crowd at "upward of 5,000."[279]
Florence 100[279] [279]
Portland 12,000[279][280] 12,000 marched from the North Park Blocks to Pioneer Courthouse Square in downtown Portland, more info on March for Our Lives Portland.
Salem 2,400[279]
Tillamook 150[281]
 Pennsylvania Allentown A large crowd gathered.[282]
Bloomsburg Dozens[283]
Doylestown 3,000[284] According to police and the event organizers around 3,000 gathered in Doylestown.[284]
Easton More than 100[285]
Erie 100s[286]
Lancaster Several thousand[287] Several thousand protesters marched from Clipper Magazine Stadium to the city's Binns Park. Speakers included Angel Colon, an activist who was wounded in the 2017 Orlando nightclub shooting; Janice Ballenger, an author and one of the first responders at the 2006 West Nickel Mines School shooting; community activist, Kevin Ressler; and Lancaster Mayor Danene Sorace.[287]
Media[288]
Norristown[288]
Philadelphia 15,000 15,000 by organizers’ count[289][290][291]
Pittsburgh 30,000 30,000 people marched.[162]
Pottstown[288]
Reading 100s[292] Protesters marched from Reading City Park to Reading Senior High School where a rally was held.[293]
State College 100s[294]
Scranton More than 1,000[295]
West Chester Over 500[296] Jay Leno made an appearance with the mayor.[297]
 Rhode Island Providence[298] 1,000's[298]
 South Carolina Charleston[299]
 South Dakota Rapid City[300] Nearly 500[301]
Sioux Falls 100s[302] Demonstrators gathered outside Carnegie Hall.[302]
Vermillion 100s[303] Demonstrators march from First United Methodist Church to the Clay County Courthouse.[303]
 Tennessee Memphis 1,000s In Memphis, thousands of people marched in front of the National Civil Rights Museum where organizers were encouraging all of the young people in attendance to register to vote.[304]
Nashville 10,000-12,000[305]
 Texas Austin Thousands[306]
Corpus Christi 300[106]
Dallas 4,000-5,000[307]
Fort Worth 6,000-7,000[307]
Houston 15,000[308] Houston reported about 15,000 attendees at their event.[162]
Waco Nearly 400[309] Michelle Porter, who survived the Columbine High School massacre, was scheduled to speak.[310]
 Utah Salt Lake City 6,000 Six thousand people, mainly students marched for more gun regulations. An hour before their march, five hundred pro-gun marchers also called for safer schools.[311]
 United States Virgin Islands Saint Croix Marchers gathered at the National Park Service bandstand in Christiansted.[312]
 Vermont Montpelier[313]
 Virginia Norfolk 3,000[314]
Onancock 70+[315] Demonstrators marched along Market Street to the town park.[315]
Richmond[316]
 Washington Seattle 1,000s[317] In an event organized by Tahoma High School, Rhiannon Rasaretnam, held on Saturday morning, thousands of students, supporters and families marched from Cal Anderson Park to downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center calling for "stricter gun control measures and safer schools." Speakers included Governor Jay Inslee and Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy, who was governor when the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting occurred.[317]
Spokane 100s Hundreds of people attended the march in Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, and Sandpoint.[318]
Vancouver 1,000[319] Two separate crowds at Hough Elementary School and O.O. Howard House (home to Jaime Herrera Beutler's office) marched through downtown to Esther Short Park for a rally.[319]
Yakima 300 About 300 "students, parents, educators and activists" walked from the rally at Millennium Plaza through downtown Yakima.[320]
 West Virginia Charleston[321]
 Wisconsin La Crosse 1,000 The march of about 1000 community members and students traveled downtown, rallying in Cameron Park. There, 20 speakers, including students, teachers, and other community members addressed the crowd.[322]
 Wyoming Cody 100[323] Demonstrators gathered in City Park.[323]
Jackson 250-260[324][325] Demonstrators gathered in Town Square.[324]
Laramie 517[326] Demonstrators gathered at First Street Plaza.[327]
Pinedale 30[328] Demonstrators gathered at American Legion Park.[328]
Sheridan 60[329] Demonstrators marched along Main Street.[329]

Worldwide

Listed below are marches outside the United States in support of the 2018 March for Our Lives.

Austria

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 Austria Vienna
150-200 Pers. comm. via social media

Canada

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 Canada Calgary 200+[330] Among the crowd of over 200 people at the protest, held in front of the United States Consulate General Embassy in Calgary, was Matthew Greenfield, a former Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student, and his University of Calgary Dinos men's ice hockey teammates.[330]
Edmonton 100+[331] Over a hundred people attended the rally at at the Alberta Legislature and March in Edmonton, including Melissa Hennig and Lori Davis both survived the 2017 Las Vegas shooting. Hennig spoke at the rally remembering, the “terror, confusion and panic". She said, While I don’t know the ins and outs of assault rifles, I can tell you what it’s like to be on the other end of one. I can tell you something more needs to be done — something more than thoughts and prayers."[331]
Montreal 100s[332]
Ottawa 400[333] Ottawa youth took the "most prominent role" in the rally that began on Parliament Hill and continued to the U.S. Embassy. Colonel By Secondary School's seventeen-year-old Edna Rodriguez, one of the core organizers of the student-led read aloud a letter to U.S. Ambassador Kelly Knight Craft.[333]
Toronto 100s[334][335] The Toronto March started at Nathan Phillips Square, marched passed the U.S. Consulate General Toronto, and ended at Queen's Park.
Vancouver 100s[336] Marchers gathered at Vancouver’s Jack Poole Plaza in solidarity with the March for Our Lives movement.[336]

Germany

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 Germany Berlin 150[337]
Bonn 10s[337]
Hamburg 100 [338]
Munich 100s [339]

Italy

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 Italy Florence 50+ Pers. comm. via social media
Milan 100 Pers. comm. via social media

Spain

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 Spain Palma 50+[340]

Switzerland

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
  Switzerland Geneva Pers. comm. via social media

United Kingdom

Country Locations Photo Approximate attendance Notes
 United Kingdom London 100s Hundreds gathered outside US embassy[341]

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  310. ^ "Thousands rally, march in Utah for gun control". Charlotte Observer. Salt Lake City. March 24, 2018. Retrieved March 24, 2018.
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