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Diane Murphy, center, of Portland gathers with thousands of other marchers at the Eastern Promenade for the Women's Walk on Saturday.
Lily Bienek, 3, of Falmouth holds a sign while marching with her mother on Saturday.
Thousands of marchers packed Congress Street and the Eastern Promenade for the Women's Walk in Portland on Saturday morning.
Thousands of people gather to march down Congress Street for the Women's Walk on Saturday.
Margaret Russell of Byfield, MA carries a home-made sign while falling into line for the march.
Thousands of marchers packed Congress Street and the Eastern Promenade for the Women's Walk in Portland on Saturday morning.
Phil Cloutier of Portland carries a flag as he arrives at the Eastern Promenade before marching on Saturday.
Sanaa Abduljabbar of Portland holds a sign while marching on Saturday.
Peaks Islanders take the Casco Bay Lines ferry on their way to the Portland Women's Walk.
Demonstrators gather at Congress Square Park where the march culminated on Saturday.
Thousands of marchers packed Congress Street and the Eastern Promenade for the Women's Walk in Portland on Saturday morning.
Marchers in the Portland Women's Walk got "happy honks" from cars waiting for them to cross the street.
Caitlin Mushial of Portland holds up a sign as the march continues to Congress Square Park.
Thousands of people gather on the Eastern Promenade to march down Congress Street for the Women's Walk on Saturday.
Marchers walk down Congress Street toward Franklin Street during the Portland Women's Walk on Saturday.
Arbo Sharif of Portland holds a sign after marching in Portland on Saturday.
Marchers walk down Congress Street toward Franklin Street during the Portland Women's Walk on Saturday.
Marchers carry signs and chant before heading down Congress Street.
Marchers walk down Congress Street toward Franklin Street during the Portland Women's Walk on Saturday.
The marchers in the Portland Women's Walk represented a wide array of age groups.
Cecilia Hopkins, 6, of Eastport holds a sign while marching with thousands of others along Congress Street for the Women's Walk on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017.
Thousands of marchers packed Congress Street and the Eastern Promenade for the Women's Walk in Portland on Saturday morning.
Suzanne McCormack , left, and Diana Caswell, both of Cumberland holds signs as they get set to march down Congress Street.
The Portland Women's Walk ended in Congress Square Park, where thousands gathered for hours on Saturday.
Clementine Enright, 6, of Portland holds a sign and watches a group of children wrestling before marching with her mother.
About 300 marchers gathered in Brunswick on Saturday.
Thousands of women, men and children march along Congress Street for the Women's Walk on Saturday in Portland.
About 300 marchers gathered in Brunswick on Saturday.