Lambertville is getting ready to be part of a major nationwide protest known as the “No Kings” movement.
The demonstration is planned to happen this Saturday, and the city will join many others across the country in raising its voice for democracy and equality.
The “No Kings” protest is being held to show resistance against any ideas or systems that seem to give too much power to one group or person.
Organizers say it’s not just about politics—it’s about fairness and making sure all people are treated equally under the law. The name “No Kings” symbolizes the fight against unchecked authority, inspired by the idea that no one person should hold too much power, like a king would.
People from all walks of life, including local community members, artists, and activists, are expected to join. The goal is to come together peacefully and demand a more equal society. Protesters will hold signs, walk through key parts of the city, and use their voices to ask for change.
Local officials in Lambertville have said they support peaceful protests and are working to make sure the event remains safe for everyone. Police will be present to monitor the situation, and roads may be blocked in certain areas for safety reasons.
Lambertville’s involvement shows how this movement is spreading across towns and cities, bringing people together around shared values.
Many believe it’s a sign that more people are ready to speak up about issues they care about, especially when it comes to justice, fairness, and human rights.
Residents who plan to attend are encouraged to stay safe, remain peaceful, and follow all guidelines shared by organizers. The protest is expected to start around noon and continue through the afternoon.
As the national “No Kings” movement grows stronger, Lambertville’s voice will now be part of the message that says: power should always come from the people.