About 100 people, including Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse, have gathered to protest President Donald Trump's planned speech in Harrisburg Saturday night.

The protest is being held at the softball field across from the Farm Show & Expo Center, where the president will speak. Protest speakers included Democratic National Committee Vice Chairman Michael Blake.

Protesters held signs that read "Love Trumps Hate" and "I've seen better cabinets at Ikea."

Trump is scheduled to speak to a large crowd at the New Holland Arena in the Farm Show & Expo Center in Harrisburg. Saturday night's visit marked the Republican president's 100th day in office -- which has long been a measurement of how well a new administration has gotten its footing.

Pennsylvania served as a very important state for Trump during the 2016 election. He held more campaign stops in Pennsylvania than in any other state.