Seattle has emerged as a leading destination for Pride Month celebrations, backed by a history of LGBTQIA+ advocacy and inclusive citywide initiatives. The city hosted one of the first U.S. Pride events in 1974 and was part of Washington’s early move to legalize same-sex marriage in 2012.
In 2024, the city’s Mayor Bruce Harrell declared May 30 “Love For All Day” while aboard Visit Seattle’s Love For All Boat, further reinforcing the city’s commitment to LGBTQIA+ rights and visibility. Throughout June and beyond, visitors are encouraged to support Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ businesses and attend events across the city.
From Capitol Hill to the newly renovated Waterfront, travelers can celebrate Pride Month in Seattle during an array of events, festivals and performances…