WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Presidents Day pop-up protests

(WSB photos)

As noted in our daily event list, “pop-up protests” were planned this afternoon at several West Seattle intersections. Above is the group we found at California/Fauntleroy; below, the group that joined the weekly “Mondays with Marjorie” demonstration at 35th/Edmunds, near The Mount (WSB sponsor), whose resident – an almost-daily protester – is the namesake.

West Seattle Indivisible‘s next major planned protest day is during the nationwide action day on Saturday, March 28, bringing back the “No Kings” theme. Other events are on their online calendar.

4 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Presidents Day pop-up protests"

  • Lauren February 16, 2026 (5:32 pm)

    Right on, neighbors!

  • Gandy February 16, 2026 (9:35 pm)

    👏👏👏❌👑

  • oxwithtulip February 17, 2026 (1:01 am)

    I did this today with some absolutely lovely humans on 35th and Morgan. It was really rewarding. Lots of laughs between us  –  and so many waves and honks. If you are on the fence about doing this, I want to say that I showed up alone and was immediately welcomed by friendly folks and had a great time. Resistance and protest can be creative, fun, and community building. https://www.westseattleindivisible.com/events-actions/mondays-with-marjorie-1-wmc7t-2yymh-hjsc8-f7zj3

  • amydd February 17, 2026 (11:36 am)

    Thanks to everyone who showed up to speak out!  As @oxwithtulip says above, building community is essential for resistance, so don’t be shy – get to know your neighbors and stand up for our rights!

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