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An improv comedy show built for two — pairs take the stage to riff, react, and make each other laugh while celebrating Pride together. It's the kind of event that reminds you why comedy and community go hand in hand. Come solo or bring your person; either way, you'll be part of something genuinely fun.

Drag wrestling returns to Massive for a night of theatrical chaos, athletic absurdity, and performers who know how to work a crowd. Expect the unexpected when drag artistry collides with the squared circle — it's part performance art, part comedy, all entertainment. Thursday nights at Massive get weird in the best way.

Seattle's longest-running by-and-for trans and nonbinary drag variety show returns for Pride with a lineup of local trans artists. T4T is where trans folks come to experience drag, celebrate gender euphoria, and find community with people who truly get it. Hosted by Bee'Uh BombChelle with performances from Bruno Baewatch, Rylee Raw, D'mon, and Arlo Moon. Mask required. 21+.

Free ASL classes every Thursday night where students of all levels learn and practice together. The Deaf community regularly attends and teaches, making this a genuinely inclusive space to build language skills and connect with people in the neighborhood. Show up, jump in, no experience needed.

Thursday nights at Changes belong to drag bingo with the fabulous Moore Miaa calling the shots from 7-9pm. It's the kind of low-key, interactive entertainment that keeps people coming back — plus if you show up early, happy hour runs until 7pm with $3 well singles and $5 well doubles. A neighborhood institution doing what it does best: giving you a reason to be there.

Thursday night trivia at Unicorn is free, competitive, and exactly as fun as it sounds — great prizes, a room full of people who actually know their stuff, and seating that goes to whoever shows up early. Quiz starts at 7:30pm downstairs; the bar opens at 6pm if you want to grab a drink and settle in.