Onyx Northwest

Every Tuesday night, CC's Seattle turns into a music bingo proving ground — you'll test your pop culture knowledge, shout out answers to iconic song clips, and actually win something while you're at it. It's the kind of low-key fun that keeps people coming back week after week: cheap drinks, a crowd that knows their stuff, and the satisfaction of being right about that one song everyone else missed. 7–10 PM, no skill required, just show up ready to play.

Seattle Gaymers' weekly video game night is exactly what it sounds like — a bunch of people who love games gathering to play, compete, and just hang out over drinks. Wednesdays at CC's Seattle from 6:30–9:30pm, you'll find consoles set up, controllers being passed around, and a crowd that actually knows how to have fun without taking things too seriously. Whether you're there to dominate at your game of choice or just to watch and trash talk, it's become a reliable way to spend a Wednesday night with your people.

Free American Sign Language classes every Thursday night at CC's Seattle, taught by members of the Deaf community and open to all skill levels. Whether you're just starting out or looking to practice, this is a welcoming, low-pressure space to learn alongside people who actually use the language and are invested in building connection across the community. 7:00–8:30 PM, no experience needed.

Black Pride's monthly First Friday brings the community together for drinks, games, and genuine connection. It's the kind of gathering that celebrates culture and unity without the pretense — a reliable reason to show up and be around your people.

The first Friday of the month belongs to Seattle Men in Leather — a monthly gathering for folks who live the leather life or just want to be around people who do. Gear up and show out. It's a social built on community, respect, and the kind of vibe where everyone's welcome to be exactly who they are.

CC's Seattle's monthly gear showcase for the kink community—a night where leather, latex, uniforms, harnesses, pup-hoods, and everything in between come out to play without judgment. The L.U.R.E. dress code is enforced, meaning real participation expected: show up in full or complete gear, not as a spectator. Rotating DJ, clothing check available, and a $5 cover gets you six hours with your people.