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By Ann

Seattle Queer Film Festival

WITNESS QUEER MAGIC October 13-23 at the 27th annual Seattle Queer Film Festival.

This year’s hybrid festival features a diverse slate of queer cinema from across the globe, totaling 59 film programs comprised of 150 films. 27 countries are represented, including Poland, Germany, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Brazil, Tunisia, Taiwan, Lebanon, Nigeria, India, Iran, China, Norway, and Chile.

We have something for everyone in-person and online:
films, meetups, parties, live podcasts, and even an art gallery show!

Film Guide & Calendar: https://threedollarbillcinema.org/sqff2022filmguide

We have in-person screenings at theaters throughout Seattle every day October 13-23! Most films are also available virtually (unless otherwise noted) in all of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska October 13-23. All virtual films are captioned/subtitled.

By Ann

2022 PrideFest Capitol Hill

PrideFest Capitol Hill is back in-person for Pride weekend! The event includes activations from Pine Street to Roy Street in the north, with offerings for all ages.

BROADWAY John to Roy
Street Festival featuring beer gardens, restaurants, and two stages.

CAPITOL HILL STATION PLAZA
Family Pride and Queer Youth Pride

CAL ANDERSON/BOBBY MORRIS
Various events TBA

The event is free for all. More information as we have it!

Be a SPONSOR of PrideFest Seattle Center.

Be a VENDOR at PrideFest Seattle Center.

RSVP on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/990408161682365

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By Ann

2022 Seattle Dyke March

The 2022 Dyke March will be an in-person event!

We are so excited to come together as a community in our usual space again. To celebrate the incredible talent and leadership in our community through speakers and performers who will inspire us at our Rally. To fill the streets of Capitol Hill with queer women, dyke-identified people, and all of the people who love us. The last few years have reinforced just how important community is, how we have to rely on each other, and reminded us that none of us can be truly free until we are all free. That we have to fight the good fight, but we must always combine that with celebration. We need to fight for each other and recharge with one another. 

We cannot wait for the 2022 Seattle Dyke March where we will highlight organizations and individuals doing the hard work and dance, sing along, move and be connected through the incredible artists and performers in our community. Join us on June 25, 2022 to fight, celebrate, and march!

 

Interested in being on our stage? Fill out our Performer & Speaker Application HERE

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By Ann

Taking B(l)ack Pride Presents: Seachella

THIS YEAR WE ARE CELEBRATING THE UNIQUE, ELECTRIC, ARTISTIC, VIBRANT, SUMMA TIME AESTHETIC OF THE BLACK & BROWN TRANS & QUEER COMMUNITY. SHOW UP, SHOW OUT AND BE FEATURED ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEBSITE. 

 

About Taking B(l)ack Pride: 

We seek to empower the BIPOC transgender, queer and gender diverse communities to take charge of the ways we own our joy, grief, healing, anger, celebration, pride, expression of culture and community. We create opportunities for our community to collectively and intimately take part in celebration of the complexities of BIPOC QT experiences and culture.

By Ann

Seattle Queer Film Festival 2021

 

SQFF 26 is a hybrid festival. We have in-person screenings at theaters throughout Seattle, and a full virtual program as well. ALL FILMS are available to watch virtually (unless otherwise noted) from October 14–24. Check out the in person schedule here.

***To keep everyone safe for our in-person screenings, we require proof of vaccination, and masking indoors when not eating or drinking***

Our virtual program is available to people in all of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska (unless otherwise noted). The last day to purchase films is October 24th. Once you buy tickets you can watch online at watch.threedollarbillcinema.org. Online Q&A’s will be held on the Seattle Queer Film Festival Facebook Live page and Three Dollar Bill Cinema Youtube Live.