Le Faux: Celebration of Drag

Sunday afternoons at Pony belong to the tea dance crowd — divas, deviants, daddies, and everyone in between soaking up sun on the patio. No cover, $2 off wells and drafts until 8pm, and a reliably fun few hours that's become the neighborhood's best reason to get outside on a weekend afternoon.

Sunday nights at Changes belong to the regulars who show up to belt out their favorites with Black Nail Productions running the show. It's the kind of karaoke that actually feels like a party — a room full of people who are genuinely here to have fun, not perform. Strong drinks, a solid song catalog, and a crowd that knows how to cheer each other on.

Monday nights at Unicorn mean one thing: the mic is yours. Nine to one, packed dance floor, pinball machines, a cocktail menu that goes on forever, and a crowd that actually knows how to have fun. Prizes, dancing, and enough energy to make you forget it's the start of the week.

Get crafty and create your own plush cat companion at this Pride in the Park workshop. Perfect for a hands-on afternoon that celebrates creativity and community — you'll leave with a one-of-a-kind furry friend made by your own hands. A fun, low-pressure way to make something special while celebrating Pride.

Tuesday nights at CC's Seattle belong to the people who show up to sing along, mark their cards, and actually know every word. It's music bingo stripped down to what makes it work—good songs, good company, and the low-key fun of a neighborhood bar doing what it does best. Weekly.

Tuesday nights at Unicorn mean free bingo hosted by Izzy Access and Fraya Love, complete with vintage arcade games, audience participation, and actual prizes. No cover, no entry fee — just show up, grab a card, and get ready to shout bingo while drag queens run the show in a circus-themed room that somehow makes it all work.