Beltsville United to Host Saturday, March 28 “No Kings” Demonstration in Calverton
- Aliki Nicholas
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read

Beltsville residents will once again gather in peaceful solidarity on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 11AM to 1PM, as part of the nationwide “No Kings” movement.
The local demonstration will take place at Beltsville Drive and Powder Mill Road, near McDonald’s, offering community members a visible and accessible space to stand together in support of democratic values, dignity, and civic engagement.
The upcoming protest builds on the momentum of Beltsville’s first No Kings gathering last fall, which brought neighbors together in a show of unity and peaceful expression. Following that event, participants also organized a community vigil, prompting many to ask an important question: What happens next?
In response, a new grassroots community group has formed: Beltsville United.
Beltsville United is a private community space for neighbors and allies who live, work, or have ties to Beltsville and the surrounding areas. Created in response to concerns about recent federal actions — including increased presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that has caused fear and instability for some local families — the group provides a respectful forum for conversation, information sharing, and support during uncertain times.
The group affirms a shared commitment to dignity, safety, and justice for all members of the community. It is intended as a peaceful, values-driven space centered on compassion, thoughtful dialogue, and the well-being of Beltsville families.
Community members who feel aligned with the group’s purpose and would like to join may request information by emailing beltsvilleunited@gmail.com.
As March 28 approaches, organizers emphasize that the Calverton gathering will remain peaceful, respectful, and community focused. If previous events are any indication, Beltsville’s spirit of togetherness continues to guide the way forward.


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