Seattle’s Pride Month festivities kicked off at Pride in the Park, with music, dancing, community booths, and more at Volunteer Park on Capitol Hill.
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Everett Pride’s third annual Block Party, with over a hundred vendors, was a great success, even with gray skies!
Our Pride Night was a vibrant celebration of dance, creativity, and community. Over a hundred attendees dove into high-energy vogue and waack dance classes, followed by an exciting dance battle judged by staff.
On May 31, the Bellevue Downtown Association and Eastside Pride PNW proudly hosted the third annual Paws & Pride Dog Walk...
On Saturday, June 7, Renton Pride held its “LGBTQ+ Town Center: A Paper Party” at the Renton Library...
The fourth annual Woodinville Pride returned in vibrant color and joyful spirit...
This year’s celebration welcomed over 3,000 attendees and featured 62 booths, including 40 hosted by 2SLGBTQIA+ businesses, nonprofits, and community groups (which were offered booths at no cost through our application process).
“It sounds silly to say, but I think I was just literally looking at a baseball,” said Keri Zierler, the creative director of the Seattle Mariners, when asked what inspired the team’s new LGBTQ+ tradition.
It was in 2021 when Xander Schulte realized that top surgery was gender-affirming care that they needed, and after many calls and hours of research, they learned it would cost them $10,000.
A few streets away from Maple Elementary and Cleveland High sits the Flora Bakehouse, which, since opening in 2021, has transformed into a Queer community hub in the Beacon Hill neighborhood...