Our Guide + Plan for Seattle Pride 2025

Rainbows, Coffee, and Pure LGBTQ+ Celebration Vibes

Seattle celebrates Pride throughout the month of June! Below are official Seattle Pride event dates.


Run & Walk With Pride - Sunday, June 1

Seattle Pride in the Park - Saturday, June 7

Seattle Pridefest - Saturday, June 28 & Sunday, June 29

Seattle Pride Parade 2025 - Sunday, June 29

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All Weekend Long Seattle Pride Events

June 27 - 29

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Queer Pride Fest (@ queer/bar + outside on the block)

11th Ave between E Pike St and Pine St

Immerse yourself in the amazing rainbow-filled Queer Pride Fest in Seattle's Capitol Hill gayborhood, where three days of electrifying LGBTQ+ music and art festivities await. Dance, celebrate, and let your true colors shine in this joyous extravaganza! Performances by Santigold, Tegan and Sara, Rico Nasty, Perfume Genius, Slayyyter, Shea Couleé, Alaska Thunderfuck, Detox, Roxxxy Andrews, Katya, and more!

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Cuff Pride (@ The Cuff + outside on the block)

Establishment is highly recommended

13th Ave between Pike & Pine St

The Cuff’s hot gay Pride weekend kicking the weekend off on Friday with Bearracuda Seattle, Saturday is non-stop dancing with Grammy-nominated synthpop sensation Hot Chip, and ending the weekend finale on Sunday with drag pop-up hosted by RPDR Season 15’s Kornbread and ending the night with famous Horse Meat Disco event!

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Wildrose Pride

1021 E Pike St

Experience the vibrant energy of Wildrose Pride Weekend in Seattle's Capitol Hill, where LGBTQ+ locals and visitors gather at the iconic lesbian-owned bar for a spectacular lineup of performances and DJs. This year's event features an eclectic mix of talent, including DJ Ricki Leigh, Gritty City Sirens, and a special surprise headliner, promising an unforgettable celebration of pride and community.

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Kickoff Pride Events Seattle

Friday, June 27

Start the weekend off right with these fun Pre-Pride Friday events!

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Trans Pride

Establishment is highly recommended

5 - 10 pm | Volunteer Park Amphitheater

Produced by the Gender Justice League, Trans Pride Seattle amplifies the strength of the TwoSpirit, Trans, & Gender Diverse (2STGD) community. This vibrant celebration honors the diversity and resilience of lives within and beyond Seattle. Masks required.

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Massive

Begins @ 9 pm | 619 E Pine Street

Ru Paul Drag Race All Stars Season 9 viewing party + make out party + Pride celebrations! If you love drag and cocktails, make sure to stop into Massive to kick off your weekend right with Season 9 All Stars!

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Seattle Pride 2025 Events

Saturday, June 28

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PrideFest Capitol Hill

Establishment is highly recommended

12 - 8 pm | Free Entrance

The PrideFest Capitol Hill events will feature a variety of music, food vendors, and dance performances on all three stages. The street festival will be great for families, queer youth, and adults, spanning several blocks from Broadway and Cal Anderson Park.

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PLACES TO GO AFTER

After the festivities at PrideFest Capitol Hill wind down make sure to head out to the LGBTQ+ bars and clubs for more celebrations and fun ass party events. All the LGBTQ+ bars and clubs will be throwing pride events to keep the party going! Below are some of our top picks for Seattle PrideFest Weekend 2025. 


DIESEL

Capitol Hill | 1413 14th Ave

DIESEL is a local hangout for bears, daddies, and cubs in the south end of Capitol Hill. This will be one of the hot spots after PrideFest is over, so if you love men and fur, make sure to make a pit stop in here.

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Pony

Capitol Hill | 1221 E Madison Street

Pony is one of Seattle's most popular gay dive bars. The space is a tribute to the great West Village and Castro bars of the 70's. Pony occupies an old vintage gas station building, which was transformed into the current hotspot in Capitol Hill and will be pumping Saturday night.

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Wildrose

Capitol Hill | 1021 E Pike St

The Wildrose is one of Seattle's last lesbian bars in the city, serving the LGBTQ+ community for over 3 decades. The bar is known for its cheap drinks and popular block parties, attracting queer and lesbian women of all ages. With their weekend-long events, Wildrose will be one of the hot spots for the ladies of all forms. 

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Neighbours

Capitol Hill | 1509 Broadway

If you are looking for after-hours and late-night dancing, this is your spot! Neighbours Nightclub boasts that they are "Seattle's oldest and largest" gay nightclub, serving the LGBTQ+ community for over 3 decades. The club is set over 3 levels, with multiple service bars, and a street patio in case you need to rest those dancing feet.

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Steamworks

Capitol Hill | 1520 Summit Avenue

Looking for something a little more adventurous during pride? Steamworks Seattle is a popular gay sauna that will be very busy! Steamworks offers private rooms, adult cinema, cruisy shower areas, sauna, lockers, lounge area, snack bar, and STD/HIV testing services. Open 24 hours. 

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Parade + PrideFest @ Seattle Center

Sunday, June 29

Seattle’s 51th annual Pride Month celebration will close out with the annual Seattle Pride Parade on Sunday, June 29th in Westlake Park along 4th Avenue winding its way to the Seattle Center.

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Seattle PrideFest 2025 Parade + Festivities @ Seattle Center

Establishment is highly recommended

Parade - Opens 10 am + begins at 11 am | Free Entrance

PrideFest - 12 - 8 pm | Free Entrance

The Seattle Pridefest Parade winds its way through Westlake Park along 4th Avenue to the Seattle Center and will be featuring over 250 vendors and 4 stages for performances, drag extravaganzas, and awesome DJs. When you get done with the festivities, head out to the Capitol Hill gay bars for Sunday Funday!

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PLACES TO GO AFTER

After you finish the festival and are ready to make your next rounds of celebrations, make sure to head out to the gayborhood of Capitol Hill to finish off the weekend. All the LGBTQ+ bars and clubs will be throwing pride events to keep Sunday Funday going! Here are some of our top picks:

queer/bar

Capitol Hill | 1518 11th Ave 

Finish off the weekend right at queer/bar for the finale of their weekend-long Queer Fest! They are a hip and stylish LGBTQ+-oriented venue in Seattle that has tasty cocktails and a great bar food menu to keep you going all night long. 

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Lumber Yard Bar

White Center | 9630 16th Ave SW

If you want a more relaxed vibe for a bit, try out Lumber Yard Bar (a 25-30 minute trek from Capitol Hill). The space is a LGBTQ+-oriented bar and restaurant in the heart of White Center in Seattle. The bar is set up on the main floor, then there is a lounge area for food plates, and conversation, plus an upstairs patio to explore.

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The Cuff

Capitol Hill | 1533 13th Ave.

To top off the weekend and hit The Cuff’s weekend Pride party, make your way out here! The Cuff is a large, dark, and often cruisy leather and men's bar in Seattle, serving the gay and bisexual communities since 1993 baby.

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City delights - food + lodging recommendations

Looking to fill up that tummy in between cocktails and parties while in Seattle? We got you! Here is a list of delicious LGBTQ+ restaurants to eat at during Seattle PrideFest 2025 Weekend.

FOOD - YUM!

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That's Amore

Mt Baker | 1425 31st Avenue S | $$

If you are looking for delicious Italian food, look no further than That’s Amore! The space offers up casual trattoria with views of the Seattle skyline serving perfectly cooked pizza, yummy pasta, and other Italian fares. We love the Pappardelle, Lasagna, and for dessert Tiramisu!

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Terra Plata

Capitol Hill/First Hill | 1501 Melrose Avenue | $$$

Terra Plata is a more upscale restaurant/stylish eatery for American fares, featuring a menu of locally sourced dishes with top-notch ingredients. If weather permits, make sure to try out their rooftop garden patio. We recommend the Pendelton dish and delicious Brioche French Toast.

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Marination

Downtown | 2000 6th Ave | $$

Marination is perfect for a casual and laid-back meal during pride, featuring Hawaiian-Korean fusion doling out tasty tacos, sliders, and spicy kimchi rice bowls. If you are a lover of fusion and spice, pop in here for some great bowls! Try the Kahlua Pork Sliders and Miso Ginger Chicken Fried Rice.

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The Tin Table

Capitol Hill/First Hill | 915 E Pine St | $$

The Tin Table is a hidden gem on the second floor of the historic Oddfellows building, and has been a local institution for the past three decades. Their plates offer mouth-watering local fare and great wine pairings for a perfect meal. Definitely try out the Truffled Frites and Pappardelle with Caramelized Shallot Jam.

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Dough Joy

Capitol Hill | 1316 E Pike St | $

Need a quick sugar pick me up or tasty snack during Pride? Grab some plant-based pride-themed donuts at this whimsical, queer joy-fueled (and owned!) doughnut shop in Capitol Hill. We love the lemon-filled and maple bars! Learn more



Jimmy's on Broadway

Capitol Hill/First Hill | 1100 Broadway | $$

Located in the trendy Capitol Hill neighborhood, Jimmy's on Broadway offers modern American cuisine, amazing and friendly staff, along with a fun atmosphere. The bar focuses on local craft beers and Northwestern wines. Popular dishes here we recommend - Grilled King Salmon, Spicy Grilled Chicken sandwich, and their New York-style cheesecake! Learn more

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PLACES TO STAY

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Hyatt Regency Seattle

Downtown | 808 Howell St

Located on the edges of downtown Seattle and Capitol Hill, this LGBTQ+-friendly hotel offers comfortable guestrooms, first-rate services, an expansive gym, and a gourmet steak restaurant that hits the stomach just right. Learn more


Astra Hotel

Downtown | 300 Terry Ave N

Astra Hotel is a LGBTQ+-friendly hotel located in the downtown area of Seattle. Very close to Capitol Hill but still far enough away from Pride, if you want to have some space from the festivities. There are several restaurants to choose from, a state-of-the-art gym facility, and a fantastic rooftop sky bar to enjoy cocktails on. Learn more


Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown

Downtown | 1821 Boren Ave

Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown is close to all the sites downtown and a short trip to Capitol Hill. They have lots of on-site amenities and a pool to relax in after Pride festivities. And furry friends can stay here, too! Learn more


The Paramount Hotel

Downtown | 724 Pine Street

The Paramount Hotel aims to create the feel of cozy, elegant, and luxurious private residences during your stay with friendly hosts and the most comfortable beds in Seattle! They feature an amazing progressive Korean restaurant, integrating Western ingredients and Modernist techniques in all their plates.  

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