Music Bingo: Tunesday

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.

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 learning environment where you're picking up a language and building real community at the same time.

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.

Funderwear is CC's Seattle's monthly celebration of confidence and community — a night where guys can gear down, enjoy great drinks and music under professional DJ lighting, and just be themselves. DJ Bearbie keeps the energy up, and there's a clothing check if you need it. Five bucks at the door, 21+, every third Saturday.

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.

The bears community's monthly gathering at CC's Seattle — a straightforward night to hang with other bears, cubs, and admirers, make new friends, and reconnect with the regulars. No pretense, just good people and good company.

The Devil's Advocates bring their monthly cabaret to Unicorn's stage — a sickeningly sweet mix of burlesque, drag, and live music that rotates special guests every second Wednesday. Raffle prizes, a crowd that knows how to have fun, and the kind of midweek energy that makes you actually want to leave the house.

Thursday night drag bingo hosted by the fabulous Moore Miaa at Changes, Seattle's oldest continually owned gay bar. Games run 7-9pm, and if you arrive early you can catch happy hour: $3 well singles and $5 well doubles until 7pm. A neighborhood institution doing what it does best — good drinks, good company, and genuine fun.

Thursday night trivia that actually gets the crowd right — free to play, great prizes, and the kind of atmosphere where your team name matters as much as your answers. Quiz starts at 7:30pm downstairs; doors open at 6pm, so show up early if you want a good seat. No entry fee, just bring your brain and your friends.

The cast of THUNDERDOME is back for one night only — nine of Seattle's most talented drag performers reuniting after last year's eight-week competition for the crown, the $5000 prize, and the title "Most Definitely That Bitch." Expect the kind of performances that made the original run unmissable: high energy, sharp comedy, and the diva energy that earned these queens their moment. Hosted by Katherine Glitter. Thursday, June 11th at 9 PM. Cover at door.

Thursday night at Massive is for the guys who like to keep things simple and fun — underwear, good company, and a dance floor that gets better as the night goes on. It's the kind of low-pressure social where you show up, feel comfortable, and see who else did too.

Drum and bass collective Emergence is testing out Thursday nights at Club Cherry, and this month's lineup—BEXX, ALESE b2b ONYX OCEAN, JUNE_BIRNIE, and KAVIERA—is stacked with artists committed to amplifying underrepresented voices in the scene. $10 presale gets you in from 9pm to 2am; the goal is to build enough momentum to claim a weekend slot. This is what equity-driven electronic music looks like.