All Flags Day — Los Angeles CIty Hall

All Flags Day is October 28 — a day when we don't go to work. No school. We don't spend money. Nothing. A day to let the world know that this country can't be run without immigrants.

We decide what America looks like — by showing up.

For generations, people from every part of the world have helped build this country in fields and factories, kitchens and classrooms, neighborhoods and small businesses. On October 28, the country pauses — and everyone sees what happens, and what doesn't happen, when immigrants stop working, stop going to school, and stop spending.

So on that day, we come together in our own communities. All Flags Day is a day to fly the flag of your roots and celebrate the people, cultures, and communities that helped build America. Bring your family. Bring someone whose story is different from yours. Meet your neighbors, share where you come from, and help make belonging visible.

All Flags Day is not about choosing one history over another. It is a reminder that different roots can grow into a stronger America — and that no one has to forget where they came from to belong here.

We hold back until October 28 becomes a holiday. That is the goal: no work, no school, no spending, until the day is officially recognised. The day it is, the pause turns into a celebration — parades, food, music, and our own money spent in our own communities, more than on any ordinary day.

All Flags Day events are nonpartisan. iMAG Movement does not endorse any candidate, political party, or officeholder. Everyone who shares the values of dignity, belonging, and mutual respect is welcome.

Every All Flags Day event is committed to peaceful, nonviolent participation. Attendees must act lawfully, seek to de-escalate conflict, and respect people with different views. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.