About 200 people gathered Sunday afternoon, June 26 at Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville, with signs and chants for a protest following Friday's Roe v. Wade overturning by the U.S. Supreme Court.
On Sunday, protesters could be heard chanting, "What do we want? Rights! When do we want them? Now!"
Vehicles could be heard honking in support as they drove by the scene.
Asheville Police Department tweeted out a message Sunday at 5:26 p.m. that read:
"Traffic Advisory: Please be advised there are approximately 100 demonstrators who have gathered at Pack Square Park and are marching in the downtown Asheville area. Motorists are asked to please use caution and expect delays."
Sunday's protest is one of many that took place over the weekend in western North Carolina.
On Friday, just hours after the Supreme Court's decision came down, hundreds took to the streets of downtown Asheville, even blocking roads as they marched.
On Saturday, Asheville Police told News 13 that there were no arrests made and no major incidents in Friday's protests.