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Peaceful No Kings protests held in Georgetown, Rehoboth
Congresswoman Sarah McBride addresses the crowd Oct. 18 at the No Kings Day of Action protest on The Circle in Georgetown. JILL ROBERTS PHOTO
October 19, 2025
Thousands of people dressed in costumes and carried signs at events on Route 1 outside Rehoboth Beach and at The Circle in Georgetown Oct. 18, as they gathered to peacefully protest on a No Kings Day of Action. The events were part of a nationwide day of nonviolent protest. The No Kings protests are a series of demonstrations against what the organizers describe as authoritarian policies of President Donald Trump.
Hundreds showed up to peacefully protest during No Kings Day of Action on The Circle in Georgetown. JILL ROBERTS PHOTO
Participants show patriotism at the No Kings Day of Action in Rehoboth Beach. JACKIE SHOCKLEY PHOTO
Participants and spectators lined Route 1 Oct. 18 to voice their opinions. BOB DUNBAR PHOTO
A costumed zebra waves an American flag during the No Kings Day of Action in Rehoboth Beach. BOB DUNBAR PHOTO
Many people brought homemade signs to the peaceful protest outside Rehoboth Beach. BOB DUNBAR PHOTO
It is estimated that thousands of people participated in peaceful protests Oct. 18 on Route 1 in Rehoboth Beach, above, and on The Circle in Georgetown. BOB DUNBAR PHOTO
Rick Bost waves the American flag. JACKIE SHOCKLEY PHOTO
Protesters line the roadway on Route 1 Oct. 18, to participate in No Kings Day of Action. TOM STOCK PHOTO
Tom Stock pauses for a selfie with others at the protest in Rehoboth Beach. TOM STOCK PHOTO
