Taking Pride in Seattle

Tuesday, 17 Jun, 2023 0

Seattle is home to a thriving and active LGBTQ community.

From 24-25 June, the city will celebrate its 49th annual Pride with a “Galactic Love” theme. Discover how Seattleites and visitors alike can sashay their way through Pride weekend.

PrideFest

Taking place in Capitol Hill and Seattle Center on 24 and 25 June, PrideFest is celebrated across three stages, two beverage gardens, through local businesses, as well as family and youth programming. The events are a citywide celebration of being proud and loud. Expect colorful festivities with bright decor, outfits, music, dancing, performances and special guests. Headliners for PrideFest this year include Little Miss Hot Mess, Angel Bonilla, Jayla Rose, and Thorgy Thor.

Seattle Pride Parade

Join the dazzling display of LGBTQIA+ performers on Saturday 25 in Downtown Seattle from 11am-3pm. Starting at Fourth Avenue and ending at PrideFest at Seattle Center, this is the largest parade in the state and the celebration brings more than 300, 000 people together to celebrate equality.

 

‘Rainbow on the Eastside’ Pride Month Art Show

With 19 diverse artists showing off their talents, the third annual ‘Rainbow on the Eastside’ exhibition for Eastside LGBTQIA+ artists will be on view at the Centro Cultural Mexicano (CCM) in Redmond until the 30 June.

Pride Weekend at Rhein Haus

Local beer garden Rhein Haus is hosting a full weekend of activities with drag bingo, brunch and musical performances. Beginning on 24 June, festivities kick off with a Bingo and Brunch, headlined by Willow Pill from RuPaul’s Drag Race. You can also expect appearances from Drag Race’s Nicky Doll and Ada Vox, Madison Rose, Queen Andrew, Londyn Bradshaw, Rowan Ruthless, and Dion Dior Black.

Runway Pride Drag Brunch

On the 25 June, Runway Pride Drag Brunch is the perfect way to kick off the Pride parade. Grab the glitter, the drinks and colorful getup and head to popular Mexican hotspot downtown, the Taqueria Cantina. The red carpet pride celebration will take place on the plaza of Landmark Harbor Steps with the amazing Ladie Chablis hosting, talented local drag queens performing and special guests from everyone’s favorite drag show, RuPaul’s Drag Race. Special guest Rock M Sakura will be performing.

Explore Capitol Hill

An LGBTQ+ haven all year round, Capitol Hill is Seattle’s gayborhood. It is home to artists, hipsters, musicians and students from all walks of life. For those looking to experience the LGBTQ+ scene of Seattle, with its pride-painted roads, this is the place to be. The district has an array of LGBT run businesses, such as Broadcast Coffee, Proto101 and Bang Hair Salon in addition to gay bars Unicorn and the The Cuff Complex.

W Seattle – Stand for Love Package

Allowing guests to celebrate in style, W Seattle is offering a Stand for Love Package. It offers high-floor accommodations, two cocktails in the Living Room Bar, and an exclusive Pride Pack. This includes a disposable camera, Pride flag, handheld fan, sunscreen, water and liquid IV. Use the code YX1 up until 30 June to redeem the offer.

For more information visit: visitseattle.org



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