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Hands Around Green Lake Embracing Our Democracy and Community - Saturday October 4, 2025

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Seattle's "Hands Around Green Lake" event, scheduled for October 4, aims to unite the community in a show of resilience against rising authoritarianism. Attendees are encouraged to arrive by 2:30 PM for a silent circle starting at 3:00 PM. Participants will express their democratic values through signs, songs, and dance, creating a moment of solidarity. Volunteers are sought to help with organization and outreach efforts. The event responds to growing concerns over political violence and aims to remind residents of their shared values.

Green Lake Park serves as an iconic location for this gathering, symbolizing community strength. Organizers emphasize that all are welcome to join this peaceful demonstration. The initiative reflects the spirit of Seattle, showcasing the power of community in challenging times.

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