11:30 AM — Music and chants begin

12:00 PM — Rally and speakers

1:15 PM — March begins (including an accessible march option)

1:30–5:00 PM — Ongoing music, speakers, and art

12:00–5:00 PM — Community hub and activist tables open

Yes. The area includes pavement, sidewalks, and grass.

There will be an accessible march option and designated seating near stages for those who need it.

Accessible restrooms will be available.

Accommodations for Deaf and Hard of Hearing attendees will be announced on site.

A livestream option is planned.

There are two march routes starting at 1:15 PM:

Southbound route (Broadway): approximately 1.4 miles

Northbound route (Lincoln): approximately 3 miles

Water and snacks

Sunscreen

Comfortable clothing and shoes

Any medications you may need

A basic first aid kit if you have one

Hearing protection if you are sensitive to noise

Yes. The area is accessible by public transportation.

Both free and paid parking are available nearby, but expect congestion.

Apps like Spot Hero may help locate accessible parking.

Public transportation may at any time shut down without notice. This is at RTD's discretion.

Yes. PULSE will be on site providing medical and safety support throughout the event.

If you need help, find a marshal or medic, or call the safety line: (720) 254-3395