Upcoming Events
May Day Strong
Join us May 1st for a national day of action - we’re joining @maydaystrong for a day of no school, shopping, or work. We are the workers and we out number the ruling class. Let’s show up and show them on May 1st. #maydaystrong
May Day on Tamm Overpass
This May Day, Indivisible St. Louis is joining in coalition with organizations from around the state for NO SHOPPING, NO SCHOOL, and NO WORK. Join with other progressives for a sign holding event at Tamm Ave. We'll hang banners that send a clear message:
Workers over billionaires! End ICE terror and keep families together! A democracy that works for ALL of us!
We are joining thousands of organizations for a day of disruption in cities across the country, because when billionaires break every rule, it will take more than a rally to stop them. After you register, spread the word to your friends, family, and coworkers. Join us at Tamm Overpass in St. Louis City from 9AM-11AM with your signs, and let's stand up and fight back!
May Day Mobilization
On May Day, International Workers' Day, working people are rising up across St. Louis and across the country — No Work, No School, No Shopping! When we show up in the millions on May 1 and flex our collective economic power, we will win:
Mission Possible: Pride Edition!
Join us for a monthly membership meeting. This month, we're joining together as members and getting ready for PRIDE!
Come listen, learn, and be part of the discussion about the issues that impact our communities every day.
Doors open at 6:30 for mingling and conversation.
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Indivisible STL Connects
Ready to change the status quo? Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie.
We need all hands on deck in 2026 to flip Ann Wagner’s seat, break the super majority in the MO House and so much more! We are moving our Connects Happy Hour to the event room at Session Taco in Kirkwood. Mingle with candidates, meet leaders from other progressive groups, and be a part of something big in Missouri.
Indivisible STL Connects
Ready to change the status quo? Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie.
We need all hands on deck in 2026 to flip Ann Wagner’s seat, break the super majority in the MO House and so much more! We are moving our Connects Happy Hour to the event room at Session Taco in Kirkwood. Mingle with candidates, meet leaders from other progressive groups, and be a part of something big in Missouri.
NO SHOPPING Mass Statewide Training Call
On April 20, join dozens of progressive organizations from across the state for a special, mass virtual meeting called “NO SHOPPING.” Hosted by The Woke Ginger, a homegrown influencer with a national reach, this call is designed to get you ready for our general strike on May Day. That’s when we’re asking everyone to stay home from work, skip school, and stop shopping.
The statewide call on April 20 will help you understand how important it is to direct shopping dollars towards businesses that support our politics. At the same time, we’ll also help you target the right businesses so we can make our message clear.
We’re lucky to have the popular influencer, The Woke Ginger, serving as host for this important call. We’ll also be joined by speakers from our community.
Register here.
Crafting Democracy
Are you ready to get politically active, but you're not sure how? Join us for a craft night with a twist! Enjoy the company of your fellow crafters and democracy-defenders as we learn more about the specific ways we can get involved and carry on the fight.
Each craft night pairs crafting with a political action. While you crochet, knit, color, and create, you'll learn how to get involved in your local government in meaningful ways.
Coloring pages and supplies are provided, or you can bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, cross stitch, drawing, etc.). Parents are welcome to come with their children. We’ll be settling in with our relaxing crafts at The Ground on Manchester from 6-8PM, and you are invited to craft with us for part or all of that time.
The Ground uses the Regions Bank parking lot for overflow parking.
Register here.
Mission Possible: Monthly Meeting
Join us for a monthly membership meeting. This month, we'll be joined by Jeremy Al-Haj for his presentation, FIGHT BACK: Organizing for May Day and Beyond
Jeremy Al-Haj is the Executive Director of the Missouri Workers Center, a statewide organization building working-class power across Missouri. He'll talk about how workers and communities are organizing together ahead of May Day and building the power to fight authoritarianism and win a Missouri and America that works for all of us.
Come listen, learn, and be part of the discussion about the issues that impact our communities every day.
Doors open at 6:30 for mingling and conversation.
Where's Ann? Protest
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
1-3 pm at Manchester & Weidman.
This weekly protest began almost year ago, and it has continued every Sunday, regardless of the weather. Bring your signs or borrow some. This event is for everyone, regardless of where you live in the area.
Breaking Bread - Supporting Women
Are you looking for an opportunity to break bread with other progressives? Join other members for a monthly gathering at Woman-Owned Restaurants to share meals with fellow St. Louis Metro Area residents who are working to secure women's rights.
Register HERE
Stand Together Against Ice
On Saturdays, we stand together against ICE and the other illegal actions take by the current administration. Join with us in solidarity as we demand action protections for immigrants and citizens alike. Led by SoCo STL Resistance, this protest unites as Americans.
Register here.
Election Day!
Make a plan & grab a friend! Voting is your voice, and your best tool in fighting for a government that represents YOU. Check out what’s on your ballot and where to vote HERE
Stand Together Against Ice
On Saturdays, we stand together against ICE and the other illegal actions take by the current administration. Join with us in solidarity as we demand action protections for immigrants and citizens alike. Led by SoCo STL Resistance, this protest unites as Americans.
Register here.
NO KINGS 3 Concert
The Heavy Anchor is hosting another NO KINGS concert to celebrate our movement and raise money for Indivisible St. Louis. Come out for a night of music and community!
Bystander Intervention to Support the Immigrant Community
Join us for a special class on deescalation hosted by Right to Be, an organization that teaches people how to respond to, intervene in, and heal from harassment. In this two-hour training, you’ll receive hands-on lessons that will show you what to do when you see or experience harassment. More importantly, you’ll learn how you can safely act to support immigrant communities, turning your empathy into strategic action.
6PM-8PM, Wednesday, April 1
2026 Oak Bend Meeting Room, Oak Bend Branch Library
842 S Holmes Ave, St. Louis, MO 63122
Indivisible STL Connects
Ready to change the status quo? Let’s connect! Join us the last Tuesday of the month for conversation and camaraderie.
We need all hands on deck in 2026 to flip Ann Wagner’s seat, break the super majority in the MO House and so much more! We are moving our Connects Happy Hour to the event room at Session Taco in Kirkwood. Mingle with candidates, meet leaders from other progressive groups, and be a part of something big in Missouri.
Where's Ann? Protest
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
1-3 pm at Manchester & Weidman.
This weekly protest began almost year ago, and it has continued every Sunday, regardless of the weather. Bring your signs or borrow some. This event is for everyone, regardless of where you live in the area.
Stand Together Against Ice
On Saturdays, we stand together against ICE and the other illegal actions take by the current administration. Join with us in solidarity as we demand action protections for immigrants and citizens alike. Led by SoCo STL Resistance, this protest unites as Americans.
Register here.
No Kings 3 - North County
We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.
What began in 2025 as a single day of defiance has become a sustained national resistance to tyranny, spreading from small towns to city centers and across every community determined to defend democracy. Our peaceful movement is bigger than ever.
When our families are under attack and costs are pushing people to the brink, silence is not an option. We will defend ourselves and our communities against this administration’s unjust and cruel acts of violence.
On March 28th, rise up, take to the streets, and say it loud: no thrones, no crowns, no kings. We’re not watching history happen—we’re making it. Join us.
A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.
Register here.
No Kings 3 - West County
The power belongs to the people. Join us as we stand up against authoritarianism.
No Kings 3 - South County
Join us on March 28 as we stand together in opposition to Trump’s regime of authoritarianism.
Where's Ann? Protest
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
1-3 pm at Manchester & Weidman.
This weekly protest began almost year ago, and it has continued every Sunday, regardless of the weather. Bring your signs or borrow some. This event is for everyone, regardless of where you live in the area.
Stand Together Against Ice
On Saturdays, we stand together against ICE and the other illegal actions take by the current administration. Join with us in solidarity as we demand action protections for immigrants and citizens alike. Led by SoCo STL Resistance, this protest unites as Americans.
Register here.
NO KINGS Sign Making
We're hosting a sign making party at Kirkwood Baptist Church on Saturday, March 21. We'll supply posters and markers, but we encourage you to bring your own art supplies, if you have them, as well as your creativity.
Where's Ann? Protest
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
1-3 pm at Manchester & Weidman.
This weekly protest began almost year ago, and it has continued every Sunday, regardless of the weather. Bring your signs or borrow some. This event is for everyone, regardless of where you live in the area.
Stand Together Against Ice
On Saturdays, we stand together against ICE and the other illegal actions take by the current administration. Join with us in solidarity as we demand action protections for immigrants and citizens alike. Led by SoCo STL Resistance, this protest unites as Americans.
Register here.
Fighting for MO: Emergency Mass Meeting
Over the past year, politicians in Jefferson City have ignored the will of the people – rolling back policies we already voted for and passed, attacking our freedoms, and pushing tax breaks for the wealthy while every day working families foot the bill.
We deserve better. WE ARE WORTH MORE.
At this meeting, we’ll lay out the People’s Budget, a vision rooted in what Missourians actually need and care about: legal abortion access, fair wages, paid sick time, disaster relief for our neighbors, and a state that works for all of us – no matter your zipcode, who you love, or what you look like. We’ll discuss the crisis the Everything Tax will create for our families and how we can organize to stop it and build for our communities.
We’re inviting our local legislators to attend and respond to their constituents. If they won’t stand with working families, we will organize to hold them accountable.
Register here.
Rally at the MO Supreme Court
Join People Not Politicians at the Missouri Supreme Court as justices hear arguments in Luther v. Hoskins, a case challenging the legislature's unconstitutional gerrymandering outside the Census cycle.
Mission Possible: Monthly Meeting
Join Indivisible STL for our monthly membership meeting. This month, we'll be joined by Heather Fleming, the Director of the Missouri Equity Education Partnership, and Zebrina Looney, a Regional Organizer for People Not Politicians. Heather and Zebrina will tell you what’s at stake right now in the state legislature, focusing on our current fight against redistricting and conservative attacks on education.
Zebrina Looney is a proud 30 year resident of St. Charles County, Missouri. Zebrina served as Regional Organizer for the People Not Politicians campaign, advocating for fair representation and fighting unconstitutional gerrymandered legislative maps. She continues her organizing work statewide through leadership roles with Show Up Missouri and Missouri Jobs with Justice, building people powered movements that center democracy, worker rights, and community voice. In 2023, she was elected President of the NAACP St. Charles County Branch, where she leads efforts focused on civil rights, educational equity, community empowerment, and economic justice.
Heather Fleming is the founder of the Missouri Equity Education Partnership (MoEEP) and a former English teacher who has become one of the leading voices for educational justice in Missouri. Through MoEEP, Heather Fleming fights censorship, defends inclusive education, and builds a movement for equity in our schools. She’s also the author of two powerful, accessible books: My Black Friend Says and The Advocate in Me.
Doors open at 6:30 for mingling and conversation.
Where's Ann? Protest
In the 13 years she's served as House Representative, Ann Wagner has never held a townhall. That means she's never listened to her constituents or tried to represent us in congress. So where is she?
Join our leadership partner, Cathy Blair, for an ongoing weekly protest against Ann Wagner.
1-3 pm at Manchester & Weidman.
This weekly protest began almost year ago, and it has continued every Sunday, regardless of the weather. Bring your signs or borrow some. This event is for everyone, regardless of where you live in the area.
International Women’s Day
Join sister organization Indivisible ODR for their second Women’s Day March.
Stand Together Against Ice
On Saturdays, we stand together against ICE and the other illegal actions take by the current administration. Join with us in solidarity as we demand action protections for immigrants and citizens alike. Led by SoCo STL Resistance, this protest unites as Americans.
Register here.
Yes We Canvass!
Join Heartland Wins for our 2026 kickoff canvass! As with our 2025 canvasses, volunteers will not be talking about any candidates, or “selling” anything to the voters at the doors. We will again be listening, and nothing more. If you’ve thought of helping but haven’t been able to make it out, please come out and help us on March 7th. If you’ve never knocked doors before, we promise you that it’s easier than you think, you’ll be better at it than you think, and you might even enjoy it.
Register HERE
Singing Resistance
“It’s hard to call someone a domestic terrorist when they’re singing.” Sara Irlbeck, Organizer.
Join us to sing in resistance to escalating authoritarianism. We demand a SAFE St. Louis.