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Dealing with the DNC

Transportation

Get information on DNC road closures - click here

Additional Transportation Information

- Click here for a link to Denver International Airport’s Web site.
- Light rail and buses will be running during the DNC. There will not be light rail service to or from Union Station or the Pepsi Center. Click here for a schedule.
- Free mall shuttles will be running on the 16th Street Mall.
- For Pedicabs, call Colorado Rickshaw at 720-629-2599.

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Protests

Unconventional Denver is planning marches each day, with the following themes:

Aug. 24: March against occupations and militarization & space reclamation
Aug. 25: March against prisons: Free all political prisoners & no business as usual
Aug. 26: March against borders: No one is illegal! & Blockade the spectacle: We vote no!
Aug. 27: Actions and alternatives: No warming:
Aug. 28: Media savvy actions: End white supremacy!

Click here for updates.

Parties

The Ballot Bash Opening Night Party
This party kicks off Rock the Vote’s weeklong campaign to engage young people in democracy. The party is Aug. 25 from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m. at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House in the Denver Performing Arts Complex. The fundraiser features a performance from Wyclef Jean. The Rock the Vote Ballot Bash After Party starts at midnight and goes until 2 a.m. at Grant Chambers Salon. There are only tickets for 400 VIPs.

Every Woman Counts Late-Night Party
Co-hosted by Lifetime Networks and Rock the Vote.
This event is Aug. 26 at Cowboy Lounge in Denver. It starts at 9 p.m. and goes to 1 a.m. Click here for more information about the Rock the Vote events.

Delegate Service Day
The DNCC is coordinating a Delegate Service Day at sites throughout the Denver Metro Area on Aug. 27. Michelle Obama and Jeannie Ritter have been named co-chairs. Projects will range from canned food sorting to park cleanup to reading to children. The day goes from 10 a.m. to noon. There is a limited number of slots. Click here for more information.

Parades