Le Faux: Celebration of Drag

The Seattle Mariners are hosting a Pride Night celebration at T-Mobile Park — a chance to catch baseball with the queer community and show up in full color. It's the kind of evening where you get great baseball, community energy, and the simple joy of being exactly who you are in a packed stadium.

Get your hands on the pottery wheel and make your own Pride mug — no experience needed, just show up ready to create something you'll actually use. It's a hands-on way to celebrate that goes home with you, perfect for Pride month.

Monday nights at Unicorn are for belting it out — four hours of karaoke from 9pm to 1am, plus pinball, a sprawling cocktail menu, arcade games, and a crowd that's here to have fun. Prizes, dancing, and the kind of weird wonderful atmosphere that makes this Capitol Hill spot feel like home.

Get your hands in clay at this Pride-themed pottery workshop. Learn the basics of pinch pot technique in a relaxed, creative space — no experience needed. A perfect way to make something with your own hands while celebrating community.

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.