Lesbian events seattle

After a collective two-year hiatus on most, if not all, Pride month celebrations, is the year of the comeback. The official parade is back, rounding out the month on June 25, along with the Dyke March and Take B l ack Pride, both of which are also happening on the same day. Stick around for the post-march rally, which starts at 7 pm, and check out the full line-up here. Brought to you by the folks who produced "Written In The Stars: a queer astrology based matchmaking comedy show," The Queer Agenda is a live dating comedy show featuring five locals who are looking for love. Ideally some hopeful queers will find romance on stage, but if not, laughs, at least, are basically guaranteed. Doors are at 7 pm, showtime is at 8 pm, and the late night dance party starts at pm.

Photo by Chris Schanz. Check out our list of local nonprofits for donation ideas. Seattle-based artist Molly Vaughan stages a performance art exhibition centered around the act of shearing volunteers' hair into identical styles. The creation of a fleet of "clones" underscores the pressure trans individuals face to pass as cis, and the protective insulation provided by anonymity. What better environment to pound cocktails and watch drag queens lip sync their hearts out than on a downtown rooftop?

On Saturday, July 28, Capitol Hill's newest bookstore received a harsh welcome to the neighborhood. Workers at two Seattle stores set to be closed by the corporation have won concessions from their employer. Jim Obergefell, the plaintiff in the historic US Supreme Court case that legalized same-sex marriage nationally, will be on the ballot in Ohio this November. Latest News.

Big tech. Gay Seattle is always adapting, always reinventing, and always looking to the future. A city that changes in the blink of an eye, Seattle is more a microcosm of distinct neighborhoods than a city with one contiguous feel.