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Pride Sports Seattle: Cornhole

Tuesday nights at The Cuff Complex belong to trivia teams hungry for bragging rights and drink tickets. Six rounds of questions spanning pop culture deep cuts, niche knowledge, and everything in between—gather your team of up to six, show up by 6:30 PM for check-in, and compete for first place's 8 drink tickets (second-to-last gets to pick next week's category). Free entry, no pressure, just a reliably fun midweek hangout.

Wednesday night cornhole at The Cuff is exactly what recreational sports should be — low-pressure, high-fun, and full of people actually there to play and meet folks. Pride Sports Seattle runs a six-week league (Sept 9–Oct 14) for all skill levels, plus a free open play night to warm up. No experience needed, no team required. Grab your friends, grab a drink, and get on the boards.

Hump Day Karaoke

Saturday, September 26th, 2026

Wednesday nights at The Cuff Complex belong to anyone ready to take the stage. Tony James hosts a high-energy, free karaoke night with a massive song catalog spanning pop, rock, throwbacks, and sing-alongs—plus pristine sound and a crowd that's there to have fun, not judge. Sign-ups open at 8:30 PM, so grab your crew, pick your anthem, and belt it out. The midweek reset that actually makes you look forward to Wednesday.

Roar Presents: teXture

Sunday, September 27th, 2026

teXture lands at The Cuff Complex for a night built around intentional house, liquid, and trance — no headliner worship, no phones, just people who showed up to move. The floor is sacred here: conversations stay off it, cameras stay pocketed, and everyone's dressed to sweat. Come early, stay late, and be part of the collective.

Fluffy Cuff Karaoke

Tuesday, September 29th, 2026

Sunday nights at the Cuff belong to Fluffy Cuff Karaoke—Goo's weekly hosted sing-along where the stage is genuinely yours, whether you're belting out a power ballad or a throwback anthem with your crew. Non-stop energy, great drinks, and a room full of people ready to cheer you on. It's the kind of weekly tradition that gets better the more you show up.

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Music Bingo: Tunesday

Drag Queen Bingo! Now with Miss Texas 1988

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.

8:00 PM

Free bingo hosted by Izzy Access and Miss Texas 1988 every Tuesday night at Unicorn — no cover, no entry fee, just show up ready to play. Vintage arcade games, audience participation, prizes, and the kind of drag queen energy that makes Tuesday actually worth leaving the house for. It's the new reliable Tuesday hang that Capitol Hill's been waiting for.

Pony Oke

2026 Fall Performer Auditions

Tuesday nights at Pony belong to anyone brave enough to grab the mic. Host TV keeps the energy high with a setlist spanning classic karaoke staples, power ballads, punk covers, and deep alternative cuts. It's the kind of unpretentious, dive-bar karaoke night where the crowd actually cheers you on, drinks are cheap, and there's zero judgment. No cover — no reason not to sing.

Seattle Gaymers Video Game Night

4:30 PM

Unicorn's looking for fresh talent to join the roster. If you've got a performance in you—drag, comedy, burlesque, whatever—this is your shot to audition in front of the team. Wednesday, September 23rd, doors open at 4:30pm. Bring your energy and show them what you've got.

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6:30 PM

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.