Friday, September 5 • 4:00 PM
Downtown Princeton, KY

Team Drew Williams for U.S. House (KY-01) is hitting the streets for the Princeton Black Patch Parade!
We’re calling on walkers and volunteers to march with us, carry signs, hand out campaign materials, and share Drew’s message with the community.

This is a great chance to celebrate one of Western Kentucky’s favorite traditions while showing strong grassroots support.

Bring your walking shoes, a smile, and your Democratic spirit—let’s make some noise in Princeton!

Monday, September 1 • 9:00 AM
Downtown Paducah

Join Team Drew Williams for U.S. House (KY-01) as we march in the Paducah Labor Day Parade!
We’re looking for walkers and volunteers to carry signs, hand out materials, and show strong community support.

Let’s celebrate working families, honor Labor Day traditions, and spread the word about Drew’s campaign across Western Kentucky.

All ages welcome—bring your energy, your walking shoes, and a friend!

Saturday, August 30, 2025 • 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Murray, KY

Come celebrate diversity, equality, and community at the Murray Pride Festival! Enjoy a full day of entertainment, food, and fellowship with friends and neighbors.

Be sure to stop by the Drew Williams for U.S. House (KY-01) table to meet the campaign team, learn about Drew’s vision for Western Kentucky, and find out how you can get involved.

All are welcome—family-friendly, free, and full of pride!

“Our elected congressional official couldn’t be reached by phone or email and hasn't held a town hall in Boyle Co. since it was added to the district, so we’re hosting our own!

We hope Rep. James Comer will take us up on our invitation, but if he doesn’t attend, Indivisible Danville will send our community’s concerns and feedback to his office on social and traditional media.

If you’re looking for a sure thing, come out and meet the first congressional district’s only declared challenger, John “Drew” Williams, and hear his plans for building our futures together.”

- Danville Indivisible

Monday, August 25, 2025 • 6:00–7:00 PM
Cunningham Community Center – US Hwy 62

Join us for an evening of fellowship, discussion, and planning with fellow Democrats here in Carlisle County. We’ll talk about upcoming events, community priorities, and ways to get involved as we move into the fall campaign season.

This is your chance to connect with local Democrats, share your ideas, and strengthen our community voice. All are welcome—bring a friend!

Sunday, August 24, 2025 • 1:00–5:00 PM EST (Featured remarks at 2:00 PM)

Kick off Labor Day week with good food, cold drinks, live entertainment, and plenty of door prizes—all FREE and open to the public! Mingle with local and statewide Democratic candidates, party officials, and fellow Democrats from across Kentucky as we celebrate working families, community, and the road ahead. Come early to grab a seat for the 2:00 PM speaking program, stay for the music and conversations, and bring a friend (or three!). Family-friendly, all are welcome.

What to expect:
Food • Drinks • Entertainment • Door Prizes • Candidate meet-and-greet • Community energy

Join Independence Bank for their 9th Annual Farm to Fork Dinner! Funds raised directly benefit Madisonville North Hopkins and Hopkins County Central FFA programs, Hopkins County 4H clubs, and provide Danny Peyton Memorial Scholarships to aspiring agricultural students.

The FCDEC is excited to welcome guest speaker, Drew Williams for KY US House 1, to speak at this week's monthly meeting.

Join the Franklin County Democrats Thursday, August 7, at Paul Sawyier Library at 5:30!

Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/share/14G68KadrvZ/

PHD Out Reach Fellowship Breakfast

John "Drew" Williams will be attending the PHD Club 22 Out Reach Fellowship Breakfast at IHOP in Paducah. This gathering brings veterans and supporters together to share a meal, build community, and bring hope through Project Diehard’s mission to serve those who served.

A Kentucky tradition since the early 1900s, the political speaking at Fancy Farm draws statewide candidates, national figures, and major media attention. It marks the fiery kickoff of Kentucky’s fall political season—with hot weather, hot barbecue, and hot politics on full display.