50501 SC August Events

Last updated July 27, 2025

Rage Against the Regime ✊

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August 50501 SC Events (so far!)

This is the info we have as of July 27, 2025. As more info is finalized, we’ll add it here.

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• FRIDAY 8/1 •

Anti-ICE Sick Out Coalition Day with General Strike Carolinas. We’re sick of ICE — call out 8/1 as part of the first wave of work stoppage.

Charleston

Sign waving event
4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Between Leeds Ave & Faber Place Dr
N. Charleston

Rock Hill

Postcards + March with

York County Rising

1 - 3 p.m.
Postcards upstairs at The Mercantile | 153 E. White Street
March to Ralph Norman’s office to hand deliver them | 516 Oakland Avenue

• SATURDAY 8/2 •

Anderson

Liberty and Justice for ALL: Rally Against ICE
4-6 p.m.
Anderson Courthouse
100 S Main St, Anderson

Augusta / Aiken

Details TBA

Charleston

Sign waving event
9 - 11 a.m.
On the sidewalk of Rivers Blvd between Northwoods Blvd & Easy St.
N. Charleston

Columbia

Details TBA

Greenville

Rally
10 a.m.
Falls Park
601 S. Main Street, Greenville

Myrtle Beach

Reading Against the Regime Rally
10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Chapin Park
400 14th Ave N

Rock Hill

Demonstration with

York County Rising

2-4 p.m.
Dave Lyle between Main & White

• SATURDAY 8/9 •

Rock Hill

with

York County Rising

details TBA

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why doesn’t my city have an event planned?

It could be that an event is still in the works, but it’s also likely because no one was available to organize it. You can organize one though! Check out our handy guide to get started.

Why aren’t we all in Columbia/DC/other place that I have a question about?

In a word: accessibility. Not everyone is able to travel hours away from home. We understand the desire to see millions of people in one place. We hope to see that too! Right now, we are focused on organizing in our local communities.

Why aren’t we marching in the streets? Why are our rallies at places that aren’t publicly visible? Why aren’t we protesting at representatives’ offices?

Every organizer is going to have a different answer to this question. Some cities and states are marching in the streets. Some rallies are very visible. Some protests are at the offices of representatives. It very much depends on the capacity of the local organizer(s), the local community, and the local options.

How do I get involved beyond attending actions?

This is one of our favorite questions! We wrote a whole post about it — check it out below!

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