Here’s your “Do Something!” calendar: All of US 250 events in Wisconsin on June 27

A weekly roundup of Wisconsin protests, political events, and volunteer opportunities. This week: All of US 250 National Day of Action on June 27 by Next250.

Abigail Deatrick

June 24, 2026

Protest in Wisconsin. Photo: Salina Heller

On July 4, 2026, the United States will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Next250 has launched as a nationwide, multi-year initiative using the 250th anniversary of the US as an opportunity to bring people together around shared values and issues, and to imagine and build a future rooted in justice, belonging, dignity, democracy, and interdependence.

On June 27, 2026, Next250 will host All of US 250, a nationwide day of action for truth, equality, and freedom. From rallies and protests across the country to a gathering in Washington, DC, this day of action is a chance to raise your voice, build community, and take action together.

Find a Wisconsin event below:

Saturday (June 27)

All of US 250 (Appleton, 1:30-3:30 p.m.)
Rally with Wisconsin Resist and a variety of Fox Valley organizations at Houdini Plaza.

A Roadside Rally For Liberty. Justice. For All. (Monroe, 3-5 p.m.)
Join the roadside rally at the intersection of Hwy 69 and 8th Street.

All of US 250 Overpass (Milwaukee, 10-11:30 a.m.)
Stand with Shorewood Resists, Ozaukee Indivisible, and Grassroots Northshore on Capitol Drive and the I-43 Overpass.

All of US Visibility (Watertown, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.)
Protest at 1200 S Church Street.

Have something to add?

Send your events and announcements to Abigail Deatrick, regional community development organizer at Courier Newsroom at abigail@couriernewsroom.com at least one week before the event to see them here.

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