This story was last updated June 19 at 10:46 a.m.

As D.C. heads into its fourth straight weekend of protests following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, demonstrators are planning to hit the streets again on Saturday and Sunday.

Protests earlier this month drew an estimated tens of thousands of people, and while the crowds have been smaller in recent days, local groups have already announced a number of marches, demonstrations, and actions planned for the next few days, including many in honor of Juneteenth on Friday. You can find a list of those here.

Here are the other demonstrations set for this weekend. This list is not comprehensive and will be updated.

Saturday

The Mass Poor People’s Assembly and Moral March On Washington

Hosted by the Poor People’s Campaign, this digital gathering is presented in partnership with unions and civil rights groups from across the country, and will feature guests like former Vice President Al Gore and actress and activist Jane Fonda. The action will be broadcast online and on MSNBC at 10 a.m., and air again that same day at 6 p.m. and on Sunday at 6 p.m.

Steps & Stats: Walking to Advance Awareness and Action

This march will follow a three-mile route beginning and ending at Woodbridge’s Gar-Field Sr. High School. Masks are required and participants are encouraged to bring signs with statistics that “draw attention to the systematic racism black people face every day.” The group will meet up at 10 a.m.

Black Lives Matter! March and Protest

Hosted by the Prince George’s County Democratic Central Committee, Prince George’s County Young Democrats, and protester support organization Gotemall, the march will begin at 1:00 p.m. at the James R. Cousins Jr. Municipal Center in Glenarden and end at FedEx Field. The event, which is not affiliated with the D.C. chapter of Black Lives Matter, will also feature music from go-go group New Impressionz.

Sunday

March of Dads 

The march will start at the National Museum of African American History at 9:30 a.m. before heading to Black Lives Matter Plaza, in honor of black fathers who have died and their children. Masks are required and attendees are encouraged to wear black.

D.C. Black Fathers Matter Father’s Day Motorcade

The motorcade will begin at the African American Civil War Museum at 1 p.m. and end at the R.I.S.E. Demonstration Center at St. Elizabeths East. Participants are encouraged to decorate their vehicles, though it’s not required. Balloons, ribbons, and signs will be provided.

D.C. police will also shut down a number of streets in and around downtown over the weekend. In a traffic advisory issued Thursday, the Metropolitan Police Department said the following streets may be closed to cars intermittently on Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.:

• Constitution Avenue from Pennsylvania Avenue NW to 18th Street NW
• Pennsylvania Avenue from 3rd Street NW to 15th Street NW
• Pennsylvania Avenue from 17th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• Indiana Avenue from 6th Street NW to 7th Street NW
• Jefferson Drive SW from 3rd Street to 14th Street SW
• Madison Drive NW from 3rd Street to 14th Street NW
• C Street from 17th Street NW to 19th Street NW
• C Street from 3rd Street NW to 6th Street NW
• D Street from 3rd Street NW to 8th Street NW
• D Street from 17th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• E Street from 12th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• F Street from 12th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• G Street from 12th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• H Street from 12th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• I Street from New York Avenue NW to 18th Street NW
• K Street from 9th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• Connecticut Avenue from H Street NW to L Street NW
• Vermont Avenue from H Street NW to L Street NW
• New York Avenue from 9th Street NW to 15th Street NW
• New York Avenue from 17th Street NW to 18th Street NW
• 17th Street from Constitution Avenue NW to L Street NW
• 16th Street From H Street NW to O Street NW
• 15th Street from Independence Avenue SW to L Street NW
• 14th Street from Independence Avenue SW to L Street NW
• 13th Street from Pennsylvania Avenue NW to E Street NW
• 11th Street from Constitution Avenue NW to E Street, NW
• 10th Street from Constitution Avenue NW to E Street, NW
• 7th Street from Independence Avenue SW to E Street, NW
• 6th Street from Constitution Avenue NW to E Street NW
• 4th Street from Independence Avenue SW to Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Police said vehicles on people driving on essential business or those going to and from their homes will be able to get through. The department will also designate a number of emergency no parking zones in the area.

This story has been updated to include information about street closures.