On May 1, thousands of Portlanders converged at Pioneer Courthouse Square to celebrate May Day, also known as International Worker's Day. The event occurred between two other gatherings, with peak attendance reaching two to three thousand people. This brief rally, lasting from 4:30 pm to 6 pm, included speeches from local leaders and an uplifting performance of "Union Maid" by Woodie Guthrie. Many attendees later moved on to a subsequent event at Terry Schrunk Plaza, organized by the Portland Association of Teachers, highlighting ongoing activism in the city surrounding labor rights and political issues.
Thousands of Portlanders gathered at Pioneer Courthouse Square on May 1, celebrating International Worker's Day and protesting actions by the Trump administration.
The event lasted from 4:30-6 pm, with peak attendance of two to three thousand people, expressing solidarity and awareness for workers' rights.
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