A large crowd of protesters gathered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Monday (April 20) against the stay-at-home orders in place to control the spread of the coronavirus.

The protesters were seen carrying signs and waving American flags near the state capitol.

10,000 people attended the Stay at home protest in Harrisburg, Pa after Governor Wold extended the shutdown until May 8th.
Protest assembled on the steps of the capital in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania demanding
Protestors are demanding Wolf ends the Stay-at-Home orders May 1 and allows healthy employees to return to work. The protesters are demanding the measures end no later than May 1. Protesters are asking that healthy employees would be permitted to return to work while the sick remain home.
“Stand Up to End the Shutdown Pennsylvania" is behind today's effort. Organizers say they are encouraging protestors to practice social distancing.

On April 20,2020 a protest assembled on the steps of the capital in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania against the state being closed. People of all ages protested, both by foot and vehicle, for blocks to let Governor Wolfe know they wanted the state open and back to normal. Flags and vehicle horns could be seen and heard for blocks around the capital as the speakers on the steps finished their speeches and continued long after the speaking stopped.