Seattle, WA

Tunesday is your weekly excuse to dust off those vocal cords and actually use them. Grab a bingo card, mark off the songs you know, and sing along with a room full of people who are here for the same reason — good music and the low-pressure fun of bingo. It's the kind of midweek thing that keeps you coming back.

Tuesday nights at Unicorn belong to Izzy Access and Fraya Love, who host the city's most fun bingo night — drag queen emcees, vintage arcade games, audience participation, and actual prizes. Free to play, no cover charge, and the kind of crowd that shows up ready to have a ridiculous good time. 8-11pm.

Tuesday nights at Pony belong to the regulars who show up for classic and alternative karaoke hits, a host who actually knows how to work a room, and cheap drinks. No cover means there's zero reason not to belt it out — come ready to bellow, cheer on your friends, and have the kind of fun that only karaoke does right.

A Pride art show celebrating LGBTQIA+ artists from Seattle's Eastside communities. This is a chance to see work from queer creators who are shaping the region's cultural landscape — paintings, photography, mixed media, and more. Come support local talent and discover artists you'll want to follow.

Board games, video games, and the queer gaming community that actually gets it — Seattle Gaymers brings together LGBTQIA+ gamers of all skill levels for a laid-back Wednesday night at CC's. Whether you're into competitive gaming, casual board game nights, or just want to hang with people who speak your language, this is your crowd.

Wednesday nights at Changes belong to the regulars who show up for legendary karaoke hosted by Black Nail Productions at 9pm. It's the kind of reliably fun, unpretentious evening that keeps people coming back week after week — good songs, good people, and the kind of crowd that actually knows how to have a good time.

Queer/Bar goes all-in for this exclusive pool party benefiting Queer Pride Fund. It's the kind of summer event that brings the community together for a cause — good vibes, good company, and the knowledge that your night out is doing real work for local LGBTQ+ organizations.

Free ASL classes every Thursday night at CC's Seattle — a welcoming space where students of all levels learn and practice together. Members of the Deaf community regularly attend and teach, making this a genuinely inclusive classroom where you're learning from and alongside people who live ASL every day. Seven to eight-thirty, no experience needed.