9/12 Washington DC Rally - DO's and DON'Ts

Here are some Do’s and Don’ts for attendees of the March on Washington:

While participating in the March on Washington, you will be under the jurisdiction of the United States Capitol Police. Here is a list of things to remember on Capitol Grounds:

• Signs with supports cannot be more than ¾ of an inch in diameter at their largest point
• Sign supports must be wood and must have dull ends
• Supports cannot have protruding nails, screws, or bolts
• Signs cannot offer items for sale, solicit contributions, or engage in commercial advertisement of any kind
• Signs are not permitted within Capitol buildings
• Tents, camping equipment, bedrolls, or shelters of any kind are prohibited
• Do not climb, remove, or damage any statue, seat, wall, fountain, or elevator tower, or any tree, shrub or other landscaping feature
• Do not offer anything for sale or solicit contributions on Capitol Grounds
• Firearms, explosives, clubs, missile, or any other weapons of any kind are prohibited
• Open flames are prohibited

Failure to abide by these rules governing the use of Capitol Grounds could result in fines, arrest, or both.

Remember, above all, be peaceful and respectful. Do not give the left any reason to discredit or dismiss us!

What to Bring:
small umbrellas, hats (KY9/12 preferred), Hats (KY9/12 preferred), bottled water, bag lunch, camera


So this means with no open flames; no torches but if you have a pitchfork that has less than ¾ inch think handle and dull points you may be able to still bring it