Join Queer Power Alliance, Washington Stonewall Democrats, 43rd District Democrats, Club Massive, and community members and partners for Queer the Vote: Dance to the Dropbox!

This primary election, we're coming together to celebrate community, civic engagement, and the power of making our voices heard.

The event begins with brief remarks from local elected officials and candidates, then we'll head out together—walking, dancing, and celebrating—as we make our way to the dropbox to cast our ballots.

Voting is an act of hope, solidarity, and investing in the future we want to build. And your ballot deserves a dance party. Bring your ballot, friends, best dance moves, and let's Queer the Vote! 🪩✨🎶🗳️

📅 Sunday, August 2
🕓 4:00–6:00 PM
📍 MASSIVE
🎧 DJ MEMO

➡️ RSVP: https://partiful.com/e/fCeKQrk2WpyNnAIV7VbF?

Join Queer Power Alliance and @tractionpnw virtually on Wednesday, April 22, from 5:30 to 7 PM for a community conversation about renters’ rights, collective action, and building a future where everyone has a safe, stable place to call home.

Together, we’ll cover:
• Your housing rights
• What to do and who to turn to when issues arise
• How change becomes possible when we organize together

You are not alone. QPA and our partners are here with you. Whether you’re facing rent hikes, landlord harassment, or ready to take action for housing justice, this space is for you.

➡️ Register here: tinyurl.com/3b322ea7

Our Homes, Our Power. Housing Justice Is Queer Justice.

Join three Black strippers from the Pacific Northwest — Copper, Katrina Kane, and Risque — for a conversation on pole dance as an industry and the realities facing Black sex workers within it.

Panelists will speak about how anti-Blackness, colorism, fatphobia, homophobia, and whorephobia continue to shape opportunities, visibility, and safety in an industry created by Black sex workers. The discussion will also explore the push for sex work decriminalization and how pole studios have extracted from and exploited Black sex workers, along with ways we can collectively dismantle the systems of oppression many of us carry.

The conversation will conclude with time for audience Q&A.

This panel is part of Melanated Pole Fest, a weekend celebrating Black pole dancers through workshops, performances, and community gathering.

➡️ Tickets: https://www.aupa.studio/event-details-registration/sw-panel-discussion

Join Queer Power Alliance on Wednesday, March 25, from 5:30 to 7 PM for a community conversation about renters’ rights, collective action, and building a future where everyone has a safe, stable place to call home.

Together, we’ll cover:
• Your housing rights
• What to do and who to turn to when issues arise
• How change becomes possible when we organize together

You are not alone. QPA and our partners are here with you. Whether you’re facing rent hikes, landlord harassment, or ready to take action for housing justice, this space is for you.

➡️ Register here: tinyurl.com/4pdzn48j

Our Homes, Our Power. Housing Justice Is Queer Justice.

Join us for a powerful art talk and community conversation featuring artist and survivor Laura LeMoon, alongside Madison Zack‑Wu of Strippers Are Workers WA and community activist Jaelynn Scott.

This discussion will explore violence against people in the sex trade and the ways stigma, social attitudes, and institutional systems contribute to harm experienced by sex workers and trafficking survivors. Together, the speakers will reflect on how society often misunderstands where violence comes from, and what it takes to build accountability, safety, and solidarity.

Event details:
Art Talk: Saturday, March 7 | 12–2 PM
Location: Lottie’s Lounge

The art talk is free to attend. A suggested $10 donation will support the work of Strippers Are Workers WA, with QR codes available at the event for those who are able to contribute.

Come ready to listen, learn, and participate in community dialogue with artists and organizers working at the forefront of sex worker justice.

When: Wednesday, October 15, 2025

Time: 5:30 – 7:30 PM

Where: Bethaday Community Learning Space (White Center)

605 SW 108th St, Seattle, WA 98146

Food & Drink: Light refreshments provided

COVID Precautions: masks & hand sanitizer provided

Air Purification provided by Seattle Clean Air Collective

Accessibility: Free parking, elevator access available

Register Here: tinyurl.com/DataParty25

Saturday, September 20, 2025
4:00 – 7:00 PM
Pacific Tower Panoramic Room, Seattle, WA 98144
Keynote Speaker: Leiomyi Preciado
Emcee: DeAunte Damper
Theme: Powering Change — Queer Resilience and Collective Joy

This transformative evening brings together LGBTQIA+ leaders, advocates, allies, and you for a night of inspiration, connection, and celebration. Together, we’ll uplift the power of our communities and raise vital funds for our ongoing work—fighting for housing justice, economic opportunity, and protections for queer and trans lives across King County and beyond.

Join us for a powerful night of queer storytelling and reflection!

Queer Power Alliance is partnering with Elliott Bay Book Company to host a live author event on Thursday, August 28, at 7 PM featuring contributors to the timely and moving new anthology Boyhood Reimagined - Stories of Queer Moms Raising Sons

Hear from editor Gail Marlene Schwartz, authors Lalita du Perron and June BlueSpruce, in conversation with Taylor Farley, Executive Director of Queer Power Alliance, who will moderate the discussion.

Together, they’ll explore stories of queer motherhood, reimagining masculinity, and raising sons with tenderness, intention, and a refusal to pass down harmful gender norms.

In a time when queer families are under attack and toxic gender norms persist, these stories offer hope, resistance, and a vision for something better. Don’t miss this night of queer joy, truth-telling, and connection.

Our Homes, Our Power Housing Justice is Queer Justice

Join Queer Power Alliance on Wednesday, August 21, for a powerful community conversation on renters’ rights, collective action, and building a future where everyone has a safe, stable place to call home.

We’ll break down:

Your housing rights
What to do — and who to go to — when issues arise
How policy change becomes possible when we organize together

You are not alone. QPA and our partners are here with you.

Whether you're dealing with rent hikes, landlord harassment, or just want to take action for housing justice — this space is for YOU.

Friday, June 27, 2025 • 5 – 10 PM

Volunteer Park Amphitheater

Masks required

Trans Pride Seattle is a free annual festival celebrating Trans life and community across the Pacific Northwest and beyond! A love letter to Trans people everywhere, TPS increases the strength of the TwoSpirit, Trans, & Gender Diverse (2STGD) community and our allies through increased visibility, connection, love, and the celebration of our lives.

Everyone who supports + affirms Trans life is invited to enjoy our stage show featuring a lineup of all-Trans talent and our tabling fair featuring 100+ Trans-led and affirming orgs, community groups, artists, and services; and to find and bask in community among the thousands of attendees who gather to celebrate, to resist, and to show that Trans people aren’t going anywhere.

Produced by Gender Justice League in collaboration with many incredible volunteers, sponsors, and community donors who help make this event possible every year since 2013! 

Sky Conover at The Rendezvous
June 20 @ 6pm [Masks Required]

Sky Conover, a transgender singer-songwriter from Northwest Arkansas, is making her Seattle debut. Her music blends heartfelt lyrics with an intimate, grounded sound—and this is your chance to catch her live for the first time in the Pacific Northwest at The Rendezvous' Jewelbox Theater!

A portion of the proceeds from this show will support Queer Power Alliance, a local organization that fights for equity by disrupting systems of oppression holding back LGBTQIA+ communities through advocating, educating, and organizing. Use the donation option when purchasing tickets to increase your giving to Queer Power Alliance.

As a matter of solidarity with our immunocompromised, high-risk, and otherwise disabled comrades who would like to join us, we ask that you wear a mask while seated in the theater. We will provide masks for those who might need them. Thank you in advance!

Follow Sky and hear more of her music at https://linktr.ee/skylarconover

Ticket Price: $20 / $25 at door
Doors 5:30pm Show Start 6pm

Tickets: https://therendezvous.boldtypetickets.com/events/169245388/sky-conover-at-the-rendezvous

Proud Parents is a support group provided by PEER Seattle for parents who identify within the LGBTQ+ community. It is a hybrid meeting, and any parent or guardian who identifies within the LGBTQ+ community is welcome to attend, regardless of their location.

Proud Parents - A Support Group for Queer Parents

Support group for LGBTQ+ parents and guardians seeking support, community, and resources.

Fridays from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm PST

Hybrid: In-Person and Online

​Peer Seattle, 1520 Bellevue Ave STE 100, Seattle, WA 98122

Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/94695581048