The 2004 Democratic National Convention took place from July 26 to July 29 in Boston, Massachusetts. This event was held to nominate John Kerry as the Democratic candidate for President of the United States, alongside his running mate, John Edwards. The convention featured speeches from various party leaders and prominent figures, aiming to unify the party and energize supporters. The convention was notable for its high-profile speakers, including former President Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, who delivered a keynote address that gained national attention. The event set the stage for the 2004 presidential election, where Kerry ultimately faced incumbent President George W. Bush.