Seattle welcomes everyone in a city that is safe and friendly to all.
Just east of downtown, the Capitol Hill neighborhood has long been the city’s gay epicenter, with rainbow-painted crosswalks and many ways to dive into the LGBTQIA+ scene. Aside from Capitol Hill, there are gay-friendly and gay-owned establishments just about everywhere in town. Summer features two annual Pride festivals, while the Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus are the largest LGBTQIA-identified men’s and women’s choruses in the world. It’s pretty clear that in Seattle, we take pride in everybody.
Pride Month in Seattle
Break out your colors—it’s time to show your PRIDE!
View a full lineup of events, hotel packages, and more to help you celebrate Pride Month in Seattle at visitseattle.org/pride.
Photo: Adam Cohn
Capitol Hill
Just east of downtown, Capitol Hill has long been the Seattle’s gay epicenter and home to artists, hipsters, students and now-famous musicians, not to mention some of the best restaurants, bars, coffee shops, live music venues and public parks. Overall, if you’re looking to experience Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ scene, Capitol Hill, with it’s pride-painted crosswalks, is clearly the place to be.
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