An estimated 2,700 rallies took place Oct. 18, drawing millions of Americans who voiced their frustrations with President Donald Trump.

Multiple Indiana cities will hold "No Kings" protests Saturday, Oct. 18. A map of locations shows where and what time demonstrations will occur.

The No Kings protest in Valparaiso was part of roughly 2,500 similar demonstrations against the Trump administration planned across the country and globe.

Before the scheduled start time for 'No Kings' protests in Evansville, demonstrators already packed sidewalks along MLK Jr. Boulevard on Saturday.

The Indiana Statehouse lawn was full of thousands of people on Saturday afternoon. They were participating in one of many No Kings protests that were held across the U.S. on

Another round of nationwide protests against the Trump administration's policies are planned for Saturday, Oct. 18.

Organizers estimated 1,300 demonstrators gathered in Bloomington for the “No Kings” nationwide day of protest, wielding hand-drawn signs, costumes, bubbles and instruments on the Monroe County Courthouse lawn.

Chants from protesters filled the air and so did their colorful signs calling out policies they believe don't represent America's democracy.

Since Jan. 20, organizations such as No Kings and 50501 have mobilized, holding regular protests nationwide against the second Trump administration.

SOUTH BEND — By noon on Oct, 18, about 1,000-2,000 people had already gathered in Jon Hunt Plaza in downtown for Saturday's "No Kings 2" protest, according to an estimate given by event organizers as they prepared for the noon start time.