Protests in Chicago
3 upcoming in Chicago, IL, 12 more within 35 miles. All of Illinois.
- Nov14Sat
March For An AI Treaty: Chicago
March · 12:00 PM · Federal Plaza · Chicago, IL
- Nov19Thu
Hands Off Social Security
Rally · 10:00 AM · Social Security Administration office · Chicago, IL
- Dec17Thu
Hands Off Social Security
Rally · 10:00 AM · Social Security Administration office · Chicago, IL
Nearby
- Nov13Fri
I-94 and Pratt Avenue Overpass (Lincolnwood)
Rally · 3:30 PM · Pratt Ave Overpass · Lincolnwood, IL · 6 mi away
- Nov13Fri
I-94 and Glenview Rd Overpass (Wilmette/Glenview)
Rally · 3:30 PM · (Glenview/Wilmette) · Glenview, IL · 10 mi away
- Nov13Fri
HIKE Tribe Visibility Brigade
Rally · 4:00 PM · Trout Park · Elgin, IL · 32 mi away
- Nov13Fri
Visibility Brigade Kane Bridge Event South Elgin, 11/13
Rally · 4:00 PM · South Elgin, IL · 35 mi away
- Nov14Sat
South Suburban Relentless
Rally · 11:00 AM · Orland Park, IL · 24 mi away
- Nov14Sat
Ice Out-No Kings-Hands Off-Rally for Democracy
Rally · 12:00 PM · Highway of Flags Veterans Memorial · Highland, IN · 28 mi away
- Nov14Sat
We won big. We still have more to do.
Rally · 2:00 PM · Schaumburg clock tower · Schaumburg, IL · 22 mi away
- Nov20Fri
HIKE Tribe Visibility Brigade
Rally · 4:00 PM · Trout Park · Elgin, IL · 32 mi away
- Nov21Sat
We had a blue wave. We still don’t need to work on some things.
Rally · 11:00 AM · Elk Grove Village · Elk Grove Village, IL · 18 mi away
- Nov21Sat
Ice Out-No Kings-Hands Off-Rally for Democracy
Rally · 12:00 PM · Highway of Flags Veterans Memorial · Highland, IN · 28 mi away
- Nov28Sat
Ice Out-No Kings-Hands Off-Rally for Democracy
Rally · 12:00 PM · Highway of Flags Veterans Memorial · Highland, IN · 28 mi away
- Dec8Tue
2026 #FreedomToLive Nationwide Vigils/Events to #EndGunViolence
Vigil · 7:00 PM · First United Church of Oak Park · Oak Park, IL · 8 mi away
Know your rights at a protest
- You have the right to peacefully protest on public sidewalks, streets with a permit, and parks.
- You can photograph and record anything in plain view in public, including police.
- If stopped, ask "Am I free to go?" If yes, walk away calmly. You can stay silent.
- Don't consent to searches of you or your phone. Say so clearly; don't resist.
- Write a lawyer's number on your arm. Bring water, ID, a charged phone, and a buddy.
General information, not legal advice. More from the ACLU.