The Movement doesn’t end when the event is over.
One protest is a spark, sustained action is the fire.
Here is how you can keep the momentum going in Ithaca…and beyond:
No Kings! Honk & Wave
October 17 — Noon – 2 pm
Triphammer Road, Ithaca, NY
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Join us for our massive Honk & Wave on October 17, from noon to 2 pm, to encourage eligible voters to vote early, and declare that we the people decide our leaders!
We will line Triphammer Road on either side of the Triphammer Bridge (we’ll need to keep the sidewalks on the bridge open for our banner holders) at noon on Saturday to remind folks doing their weekly shopping that voting can affect their pocketbook in positive ways.
Come help spread the message to VOTE EARLY! How far can we stretch? With your help maybe all the way from Graham Road in the north to south as far as Savage Farm Drive?
Families across the country are struggling to afford groceries, gas, electric bills, and the everyday cost of getting by. We will be on Triphammer at noon on Saturday the 17th to remind people doing their weekly shopping that voting can affect their pocketbook in positive ways.
The decisions made by those in power shape our lives, our communities, and our future. Voting, especially voting early is the next step of reclaiming our power. Do not let those in power strip us of our rights, make a plan to vote early and join us for our No Kings Honk & Wave on Triphammer Road (near the malls) from noon to 2 pm to spread the word to our neighbors that voting is essential to bringing our country back from the brink.
Bring your signs, bring your voices, let’s make sure everyone knows to VOTE and VOTE EARLY! We will not allow the current administration to get away with disrupting the rights of all citizens to vote for the candidates of their choice.
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“Trumpkin”
Pumpkin Carving Contest
Saturday, October 24, 2026—Bernie Milton Pavilion, 100 N. Tioga St., Ithaca
What’s tubby, orange, hollow inside, can’t dance, has a thin skin, and gets rotten very fast? No, it’s not what you’re thinking – it’s a pumpkin! On October 24, 2026, we are having a Trumpkin-carving contest! Bring your finished Trump pumpkin to the Bernie Milton Pavilion on the Ithaca Commons at 12:00PM for the big contest and prizes! (See below for the rules).
Prizes include an assortment of Halloween items including a 1lb Hershey’s Chocolate Bar in the Grand Prize!
Carve your Trumpkin and bring it to show!
Saturday, October 24, 2026—Bernie Milton Pavilion, 100 N. Tioga St., Ithaca
12:00 pm – Pumpkins go on display
12:30 pm – Judging of pumpkins
1:00 pm- Prizes awarded
2:00 pm- Pumpkins go home
RULES
1.) CARVE YOUR TRUMPKIN AT HOME AND BRING IT TO THE CONTEST.
2.) One entry per person.
3.) Anyone 10 years old or older can enter.
4.) All entries must have a Donald Trump theme.
5.) Feel free to use whatever mediums you like.
6.) No foul language.
7.) No depictions of violence.
8.) We retain the right to disqualify any entry we feel is offensive, in bad taste, or just plain wrong.
9) If you have questions, e-mail indivisibletompkins@gmail.com
Indivisible Tompkins was formed in January 2025 with the primary goal of supporting our local community and promoting democracy.
We are here to engage and empower a wide range of community members in support of democracy, humanity, and the planet. We aim to support and organize local residents as they build community, protect the vulnerable, and support free and fair elections. We adhere to the principles of nonviolent action.
Become a Member!
Get involved with building a strong organization by becoming a member of Indivisible Tompkins. The definition of membership:
- Joining: A person becomes a member by completing a membership form. Membership is effective 30 days from the date on the membership form.
- Expiration: All memberships expire on December 31st of the year on the form.
- Grace Period: Members have until January 31st to renew without loss of voting privileges.
- Members may vote in Steering Committee Elections, to approve or amend bylaws, endorse political candidates, and other business brought before the membership. Steering committee members and facilitators of action teams must be members.
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