SEATTLE, WA - Two potentially large protest events are scheduled to take place in downtown Seattle on Saturday, with city officials expecting about 25,000 people to attend in total. The first rally will focus on getting President Donald Trump to release his tax returns. The second rally will be a Black Lives Matter march, but will also focus on Trump's tax returns.

The "Tax March Seattle" march kicks off at 10 a.m. at the Seattle Internal Revenue Service office at 2nd Avenue and Marion Street. The tax march is a coordinated effort across the U.S. aiming to spotlight Trump's tax returns on the day that tax returns are due. The Seattle Department of Transportation estimates that about 7,000 people will attend. The march will head east on Marion, north of 4th Avenue, and snake through downtown and Belltown, finally ending up at the Seattle Center.

At 2 p.m., the Black Lives Matter March on Seattle 2.0 will begin at 2 p.m. at Westlake Park. According to the event website, the rally will explore fair taxation and will "DEMAND Donald J. Trump to release his tax returns as we deserve to know if he is financially responsible," according to the event website. After the rally at Westlake, protesters will march to the federal courthouse at 7th Avenue and Stewart Street. The protesters will hold another rally at the courthouse. The Seattle Department of Transportation expects about 25,000 people to attend.