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Trivia for Change Tuesday July 22
Hosted by: Red Wine and Blue
Where: Lititz Public Library
651 Kissel Hil Road Lititz PA 17543
When: Tuesday July 22 6:00 pm-7:45 pm
Whether you’re a seasoned activist or just starting to get involved, this is your chance to connect, and get energized about making local change. Join us for a night of fun, learning, and community building at Trivia for Change: The Power of Local! This isn’t your average trivia night – – it’s a conversation about the everyday power we hold to shape our communities, one conversation and one vote at a time. We’ll enjoy engaging trivia with questions that highlight local politics, civic knowledge, and organizing wins. We’ll talk about the critical role of local school board races and how they impact everything from curriculum to equity AND, tips and tools for friend-to-friend organizing – – the most powerful way to drive voter turnout and inspire action. Bring your friends. When we organize locally, we create change that lasts.
Postcard Party Sunday July 20
Hoted by: Indivisible MT
Time: Sunday July 20, 6-8 pm
Loction: This event’s address is private.
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Join Indivisible MT to write GOTV (Get-out-the-Vote) postcards for statewide judicial elections and local school board candidates. Postcards, scripts, and targeted voter lists will be provided. You’ll need to provide postcard stamps for the number of postcards you’d like to write.
Join us to write postcards, eat snacks, and socialize!
This a local Indivisible event!
March on Veteran’s Memorial Bridge Saturday July 19
Hosted by: African American Cultural Allliance, Black Voter Outreach Network of PA, League of Women Voters, Indivisible MT, Indivisible LT, Lancaster Stands Up
Time: Saturday July 19
8:00-10:00 am
Location: Veteran’s Memorial Bridge
Hundreds of Lancaster and York County community members rally in remembrance of civil rights leader Congressman John Lewis during Good Trouble Marches On – Lancaster and York Unite for Justice on the Veterans Memorial Bridge, meet halfway to stand together between Wrightsville and Columbia.
Candlelight Vigil Thursday July 17
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Hosted by: Black Voter Outreach Network of PA (special thanks to John Maina!), African American Cultural Alliance of Lancaster, the League of Women Voters Lancaster County PA, Indivisible MT, Indivisible LT, Lancaster Stands Up
Location: Penn Square Lancaster
The candlelight vigil in downtown Lancaster was part of a a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people.
On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we took action across the country to defend our democracy and carry forward his legacy of Good Trouble.
July 17 evening’s vigil on Penn Square was a beautiful movement moment! Special thanks to Jamar Johnson for his beautiful singing and words, the incomparable Lenwood Sloan for his engaging history of John Lewis, amazing spoken word artist Saint, 12 year old Elyse Maina who read John Lewis’s words to us and the Rev. Atkins of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, ChurchTowne of Lancaster Pa who brought the fire and the power to our gathering. Nearly $1000 in donations was raised for Bethel and AACA.
Movie Night Wednesday July 16
Indivisible Presents – John Lewis: Good Trouble
Time: Wednesday July 16 evening 7-9 pm
Location: Zoetropolis Cinema (Lancaster PA) and Penn Cinema (Lititz PA)
Director: Dawn Porter
Run Time: 98 min.
Release Year: 2020
Starring: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, John Lewis, Nancy Pelosi
The movie was free to over 100 people who signed up and it was inspiring!! You should watch it!!
Peace, Protest and Patriotism Hootenanny Saturday July 5
Time: July 5 2025, 10:30-12:30
Location: Penn Square Lancaster
In coordination with the Women’s March, join our community in a musical celebration. Come ready to sing and please feel free to bring your own instrument to play!
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Lancaster Pride Saturday June 28
Around 10,000 people gathered in and around the Lancaster County Convention Center on Saturday for the 17th annual Lancaster Pride Festival, the largest gathering in the festival’s history and the first to be attended by a Pennsylvania governor.
Fifty-six years to the day since the Stonewall uprising in New York City renewed the gay rights movement in America and 10 years since the United States Supreme Court established marriage equality, Gov. Josh Shapiro joined local elected officials and festival organizers onstage to celebrate Lancaster’s LGBTQ+ community.
No Kings Rally Saturday June 14
Hosted By: Indivisible Lancaster, Indivisible Manheim Township, Lancaster Stands Up, Solidarity Lancaster
Location: Binns Park Lancaster
No Kings! Over 4000 people packed Binn’s park-the largest event we’ve ever been a part of. Thank you to everyone who came out, who volunteered, donated, spoke, sang and waved a flag in defense of American democracy.
Rep. Smucker Congressional Office Visit – Lancaster, PA
Time : Mondays and Wednesdays 10 – 10:30am
Location: 2270 Erin Court Lancaster PA 17601
This month we are organizing several small group visits to his local Lancaster office to advocate against cuts to Medicaid, SNAP and Education (via vouchers) in the budget reconciliation bill that Congress hopes to pass by Memorial Day. Sign up to be a part of a small group of 8-10 constituents.