Queer Writers Reading Five LGBTQIA+ writers from the greater Puget Sound region share their words on stage in this intimate reading. Featuring Susan Brittain (Port Townsend), Adele Donovan (Seattle), Zinnia Hansen (Seattle), Eve Palay (Bainbridge Island), Warren Read (Kingston) and introduced by Anika Tabachnick, BIMA’s Creative Aging Program Associate. WHEN Jun 5, 2022 12:00pm – 1:00pm WHERE Frank Buxton Auditorium PART OF DogEar Festival 2022 […]

Join us for Pride 2022! Back live and in person, and we can’t be happier about it! About this event Join us for Pride 2022! Back live and in person, and we can’t be happier about it! We are very excited to welcome a diverse selection of local and regional artists this year, and we are looking forward to sharing all of them with our […]

Our Mission We create space on our stage to highlight and honor the experiences, pleasures, activism and identities of queer women and dyke-identified people across the gender spectrum, a space that recharges us and allows us to survive and thrive. March begins at the corner of Broadway & Pine at 6 pm. https://www.seattlepride.org/events/2022-seattle-dyke-march https://seattledykemarch.com/about/

In partnership with the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, the final public artwork of The AMP: AIDS Memorial Pathway Ribbon of Light by Horatio Hung-Yan Law, has been installed in Capitol Hill’s Cal Anderson Park. Ribbon of Light is a series of three laminated and illuminated glass sculptures along a landscaped pathway adjacent to the main trail in the northeast corner of Cal Anderson Park. Inspired by […]