Introduction

This guide provides brief descriptions and contact information for some of the sex-positive cultural resources of Seattle, Washington. Before beginning, we should pause to mention that:

• This guide is only intended for (and frankly only of use to) consenting adults, since the overwhelming majority of the organizations it describes are restricted to participants over the age of 18 or 21.
• This guide comes with no guarantees, may eventually go out of date, in some points is (by necessity) based on second-hand suggestions rather than the first-hand experience of its creators, and in using it you release its creators from any liability concerning it. In other words, it is at best a starting point, and never a substitute for using good judgment.
• There is always time in life for new experiences, but some health and safety mistakes can't be undone: if you haven't learned enough about safer sex to know what you need to do to preserve your own health and that of those around you, or aren't sure whether you're the sort of person who can stick with what you've decided, then this isn't the guide you should be reading right now.
• Common courtesy, and asking whenever you're unsure whether something is OK, never go out of style.
• Three national non-profit organizations actively defending the freedoms which sex-positive culture depends on are the ACLU (see http://www.aclu.org), the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom (see http://www.ncsfreedom.org), and the work the Planned Parenthood Foundation does to maintain access to birth control and STD prevention measures (see http://www.plannedparenthood.org). Consider supporting their work if you can.
• If you sometimes travel to other cities on the West Coast, then you may also wish to check out our West Coast Sex-Positive Culture Awards for 2004.

This guide was last updated on April 24, 2005, and area codes are (206) unless noted otherwise.

What's in Seattle

Starting Points

These resources may be considered good starting points because participation in them is open regardless of gender or orientation, and because they strive to serve many different parts of this region's sex-positive culture.

Seattle Sex-Positive Community Center

(aka ``The Wet Spot'') is a non-profit organization which operates a real-life, membership-based community center for the benefit of the Pacific Northwest's sex-positive culture. Currently housed in a 4400 square foot building near downtown Seattle, this organization is unique in that it strives to serve all the local communities which comprise its region's sex-positive culture (e.g., the BDSM community as well as elements of the swing community, and everything around and in-between). The Wet Spot is a good starting point because it offers a wide variety of events, classes, dances, vendor fairs, informal social evenings, guest speakers, an extensive library, and discussion/support groups, with something almost every night of the week, and because gender and orientation are not barriers to membership (for example: single men are as welcome as single women). See http://www.wetspot.org for information on becoming a member and their current event schedule, and http://www.thegatheringwsip.com for information on their amazing annual campout called ``The Gathering.''

Toys in Babeland

is one of only a small handful of sex toy stores across the country which would be comfortable to almost anybody, and it serves a unifying and welcoming role in our area similar to that of the Wet Spot. In addition to knowledgeable and friendly staff, and a selection of the best available sex toys, movies, and books, this shop offers flyers and networking information for other local organizations along with excellent monthly classes (see their web site for details). Toys in Babeland is located at 707 E Pike Street in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, and may be contacted at 328-2914 or http://www.babeland.com

The Swing Community (aka ``The Lifestyle'')

On-Premise

New Horizons

is widely considered the most beautiful on-premise club in the entire country. Located on thirteen acres of wonderfully landscaped property and offering a full-sized pool as well as three hot tubs, it's easily the most luxurious sex-positive venue in the entire Pacific Northwest. It is not uncommon for a Saturday party at New Horizons to be attended by over 200 people. See http://www.horizonsclub.com for more information on this club (including a virtual tour) and the process of joining.

Erotic City

A unique event held two Fridays a month at the Wet Spot, which does not restrict attendance on the basis of sexual orientation or gender. See http://www.wetspot.org for more information.

Redmond Ranch

This club is new, and features a beautiful, natural setting along with a heated pool as well as a hot tub. Sleeping space is available if you wish to spend the night. More information is available on their web site at http://www.redmond-ranch.com

Northwest Xchange Club

See http://nwswingersxchange.com for more information.

NorthWest SexPositive Society

See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nwsps/ for more information.

Off-Premise

Original Circles

See http://www.original-circles.com or call (425) 227-0567 for more information. This organization hosts two dances a month and an annual getaway called ``Campout.''

Puget Sound Couples and BiFemales

See http://www.love2xplore.com/YahooClub_PSCBF/ for more information. This is an online discussion group which also arranges monthly social events.

KissClub

Located in Tacoma. See http://www.kissclub1.com

Hugs Club

Located in Spokane. See http://www.hugsclub.com

Desert Delights

In the Tri-Cities area. See http://www.geocities.com/desertdelightsclub/

Club Passions

In the Bellingham area. See http://www.clubpassionsnw.com

The BDSM/Leather/Fetish Community

Seattle's BDSM community is particularly active and vibrant, and is distinguished from similar communities in other cities by its relative ease of entry as well as by its unusually low levels of separation/misunderstanding between its gay men's leather community, its gay women's leather community, and its ``pansexual'' leather community. [Note: This has been a defining characteristic of Seattle's BDSM community for some time, and largely stems from the various communities which comprise it sharing physical space to an unusual degree. The legendary ``KC'' parties, held from 1989-1994 on reserved nights at a local on-premise swing club, attracted almost the entire BDSM community due to the physical beauty and size of the space. From 1995-1999, a Capitol Hill restaurant called ``Beyond the Edge Café'' served as a nexus for the entire community due to its central location and friendly management. After this restaurant's closure and the Wet Spot's subsequent opening in 1999, the Wet Spot (in part due to its size and in part to the inclusive nature of its mission) has had a similarly unifying effect.]

General

The Wet Spot

hosts pansexual (i.e. open to all genders and sexual orientations) BDSM play parties every Saturday, men-only play parties on one Friday a month, women-only play parties on another Friday of the month, one bondage party a month, several workshops a month, a variety of BDSM-related discussion and support groups, and typically a monthly guest speaker or author appearance followed by a special theme party. See http://www.wetspot.org for more information on becoming a member.

Toys in Babeland

hosts BDSM-related workshops in their store fairly frequently, which anyone may register for. See http://www.babeland.com for a current schedule.

For the Men's BDSM/Leather Community

Seattle Men in Leather

is a social and educational organization ``promoting with Power and Pride'' the Seattle men's leather community. SML hosts a variety of events for their members, including brunches, ``dress code'' socials at The Cuff (their home bar), and club nights at two of Seattle's men's bathhouses. They also host an annual run called ``Equinox'' and a monthly ``Tribal Instinct'' men-only educational workshop. See their web site at http://www.seattlemeninleather.org for more details (select the PDF file of their latest newsletter).

Leather Bars

Although not restricted to men, Seattle's leather bars are definitely geared towards men. The two most popular bars are The Cuff (1533 13th Ave, see http://www.thecuff.com) and the Seattle Eagle (314 East Pike Street, see http://www.seattleeagle.com). The Eagle is smaller, and has a ``rougher'' feel. The Cuff features a full dance floor and an expanded kitchen.

For the Women's BDSM/Leather Community

Seattle Women of Leather

A new non-profit social organization, open to all women. See http://www.geocities.com/seattlewomenofleather/ for more details. See also http://www.geocities.com/kfbutchfemme/ for information on the Kink-Friendly Butches and Femmes Group.

Dancing and Fetish Fashion

The Wet Spot hosts an event called ``Grind'' every Thursday, distinguished from similar events in Seattle by the fact that their facility is alcohol-free and smoke-free, and by the fact that play equipment and space are provided. Other fetish-friendly dance clubs in Seattle are The Vogue on Sundays (see http://www.vogueseattle.com), Mercury (a private club, see http://www.the-mercury.com), and The Fenix Underground on their "Moonday" evenings (a large public club, see http://www.fenixunderground.com - note that they also currently offer dance competitions). Fetish, gothic, or at least black clothing is preferred in each case.

Women who prefer women-only dance spaces should check out Girl4Girl Seattle (see http://www.girl4girlseattle.com) and Cherry (see http://www.cherryseattle.com). There are quite a few gay-friendly dance clubs on Capitol Hill, with new ones appearing seemingly every few months: check out one of the club guides at Beyond the Closet for tips on which ones are currently the hottest.

Depending on what kind of dancing you enjoy, classes on various forms of sexy dancing may be available through Discover U (see http://www.discoveru.org) and the Academy of Burlesque (see http://www.missindigoblue.com).

Miscellaneous Seattle BDSM/Leather Resources

SnM Underworld

A BDSM gear and fashion store (offering both leather and latex apparel) conveniently located on Capitol Hill. See http://www.hoydengear.com/SeattleStore.html for their address, along with information on other fetish clothing stops in town. Note: SnM Underworld is currently offering a 10% discount to Wet Spot members.

Gypsy Arms Bed and Breakfast

A special Bed and Breakfast perfectly suited to a BDSM/fetish fantasy weekend. See http://www.gypsyarms.com for details. Note: Gypsy Arms is currently offering a 10% discount to Wet Spot members.

Bondage Lessons by Max

Customized workshops and classes on bondage technique, see http://www.bondagelessons.com

Chastenwood Munches

Monthly ``munches'' (informal lunch or dinner gatherings at a public restaurant), and occasional play parties, geared for spanking enthusiasts. See http://www.chastenwood.com

Femme Dom Society NW

A group of Femme Doms (and the male and female submissives/bottoms who desire them) from both Washington and Oregon. They host one event a month which is specifically Femme Dom oriented. E-mail unveiled@yahoo.com for more information.

Kinky Crones Potluck

A monthly potluck and casual social evening for kinky women over 40. E-mail ladysun333@comcast.net if this describes you and you'd like more information.

SexLife

An internet radio show of local interest, see http://www.sexlifelive.org to listen.

Out-of-Town

Triskeli Guild

Located near Bellingham, this organization sponsors the annual In the Woods campout. More details are available at http://www.triskeli.org

Leather Mountain

This new club is comprised of several buildings located on four acres of forested land in the Cascade Mountains near Index, Washington (about 50 miles NE of Seattle). More details are available on their web site at http://www.dungeonnet.com/clmain.shtml

Alternative Events Association

Located in Kent, this new organization hosts munches and play parties. Too see their schedule select ``Calendar'' followed by ``Event Lists'' at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AlternativeEventsAssociation/

Finally, a ``furry'' (aka ``anthropomorphic'') convention called Conifur Northwest is held every year near Tacoma, see http://www.conifur.org for details.

Men's Bathhouses and Clubs

These clubs are intended for men who have sex with men, and are open until at least 5am seven days a week. As a practical matter, if you have unsafe sex at places like these (ESPECIALLY anal intercourse without a condom), no matter what the guy you met there looks like or what he tells you, then you may be clinically insane: safer sex is always important, but here it's particularly important.

Club Seattle Baths

is located at 1520 Summit (see http://www.clubsea.com). It has a traditional men's bathhouse layout.

Club Z Baths

is located at 1117 Pike Street (see http://www.thezclub.com). It's like Club Seattle, but with more of an SM feel and a more diverse clientele. Club Z hosts Seattle Men in Leather's club night on the second Thursday of each month, and offers free anonymous HIV/STD testing every Friday from 10pm-2am.

Basic Plumbing

is located at 1505 10th Ave (no web site) and is more heavily focused on oral sex than either Club Seattle or Club Z. Basic Plumbing hosts Seattle Men in Leather's club night on the first Thursday of each month.

Although various non-profit organizations have rented the Basic Plumbing facility for special afternoon women-only events, there is no ongoing women's equivalent of the men's baths and clubs (that is, other than some of the Wet Spot's women-only events). However, there are two non-sexual women-only facilities which have been gathering rave reviews: the Olympus Spa in Lakewood (see http://www.olympusspa.com) and the HotHouse in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood (SW corner of Pike and 11th downstairs - Thu-Sun noon-midnight, Mon and Wed noon-10pm, closed Tue).

Spiritual Sexuality Classes and Workshops

Body Electric School

This school offers a wide range of its men's, women's, and mixed courses in the Seattle area, and across the country. Although not inexpensive, these classes are high-quality and frequently cited by the people who take them as pivotal in their sexual lives. See http://www.bodyelectric.org for more details. [Note: Graduates of the men's Body Electric School workshop may be interested in writing to seattleelectricbrothers@yahoo.com (the contact address for a group of men's Body Electric graduates who have apparently begun hosting monthly massage nights with other graduates), and for people of any gender or orientation the Wet Spot's monthly massage nights are another opportunity to practice. Also, it's worth nothing that for massage supplies (e.g. massage oil, books, and tables) the best place to go in Seattle is All You Knead (see http://www.allyouknead.com).]

``Tantra Temple''

Offering monthly workshops and events (some for women only, some for men only, and some mixed), their web site is at http://www.tantratemple.us

``Santuary Intime''

Hosting workshops, healing circles, and art gallery showings for those who wish to learn about and expore their sexual being. Located on Capitol Hill. See http://www.sanctuaryintime.net for more details.

``Center for Spiritual and Sexual Enlightenment''

Tanja Diamond, instructor. Classes are frequently taught through Discover U (see http://www.discoveru.org).

``Sacred Eros''

Beth and Robi, instructors. See http://www.sacrederos.com

``Sacred Exploration''

Betty Martin, instructor. See http://www.sacredexploration.com

``Tantric Enlightenment''

See http://www.tantricenlightenment.com for more information.

``Now from the Heart''

Ann Marie, instructor. Primarily based in Portland OR, but sometimes offering workshops in the Seattle area. See http://www.nowfromtheheart.com

``Kissing School''

Cherie Byrd, instructor. See http://www.kissingschool.com

Erotic Arts Events

Little Red Studio

A unique and remarkable bi-weekly event, Little Red Studio is a participatory erotic arts happening held at a local artist's studio. Erotic dance, poetry, body painting, theatre, and interactive games may all be featured, although there is no explicit sex. This is a good date event, as well as (perhaps) an opportunity to see some paintings or sculpture which might be featured in the next Seattle Erotic Art Festival (since the artist whose studio hosts this event is an erotic artist of considerable note). See http://www.littleredstudioseattle.com for more details.

Seattle Erotic Art Festival

This annual erotic art festival gathered national attention in 2004 for the quality of its offerings. Some art is offered for display only, some for sale, and some for auction. Represented are typically some of the best erotic artists working today, though artists at any stage of their careers are encouraged to submit their work to the festival committee for consideration. See http://www.seattleerotic.org for information.

Studio Foglio

Seattle is home to the comic artist Phil Foglio, who created the wonderful ``XXXenophile'' comics (see http://www.xxxenophile.com).

Amateur Porn Club

As of Spring 2005, a student organization devoted to the study (and possibly the creation) of independent pornography became active at University of Washington. Although of interest only to UW students, more information should be available at http://depts.washington.edu/sao/

``Naturist'' Events

It's important to be clear about this: sexual activity is unwelcome at events sponsored by most ``naturist'' or ``clothing-optional'' organizations. In most cases, their intent is simply to offer an opportunity to relax in a clothing-free environment.

Seattle Area Nude Swims

Hosted from October to March in an indoor facility. See http://www.lmrr.com/larc/swims.html (also, see http://www.lmrr.com for more information on this organization's actual resort, which is located about an hour north of Seattle).

Sun Lovers Under Gray Skies (SLUGS)

See http://www.slimetrail.org for more information. This is a travel club which maintains an excellent calendar.

Landed and Non-Landed Clubs

See http://www.aanr.com/stateclubs/aanr-wa.html (though right now Wreck Beach just over the border - see http://www.wreckbeach.org - seems to be another popular choice). For clothing-optional hot-tubbing, see http://www.uptownvillagehealth.com and http://www.tubsseattle.com. See also http://www.arcadianaturally.com (which also hosts singles gatherings and romantic getaways for couples).

The Olympians

A gay men's nudist organization which has been hosting events since 1987. See http://www.paup.net/olympians/

Romp Naked

is a ``nude, erotic, and sensual gathering of men,'' though it is not a sex party. Rather, it's simply an opportunity to dance and enjoy the feeling of being around other men in a clothing-free environment. Held several times a year. See http://www.rompnaked.org and http://www.theslowlane.com/stories/romp.html for more information.

Polyamory Resources

Poly Potlucks

A long-standing Seattle tradition, these events are held on the second Saturday of odd-numbered months. After a potluck dinner, attendees break into small groups to discuss some aspect of polyamory, as it applies to their lives. See http://www.scn.org/~spg/ for more information.

Poly Workshops

The annual Norwescon science fiction convention (see http://www.norwescon.org) generally hosts a wide range of panels on polyamory. Poly workshops are also frequently held at the Wet Spot and Toys in Babeland.

Poly Discussion: Online

The sea-poly mailing list (see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sea-poly/) hosts free-flowing discussion on the subject of polyamory, and also serves to announce informal poly gatherings which aren't announced anywhere else.

Poly Discussion: Real-Life

Informal get-togethers are held at 7pm every Tuesday at Third Place Books (see http://www.thirdplacebooks.com), and a more formal discussion group is hosted once a month at the Wet Spot. Closer to Bellingham, there's the Fourth Corner Poly discussion group (see https://home.comcast.net/~mcbride913/fourth_corner_poly.htm). Finally, musical performances by Gaia Consort (see http://www.gaiaconsort.com) usually have a strong poly presence.

Unitarians may also be interested in checking out the UUPA (see http://www.erosong.net/PolyForUUm.htm).

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Resources

General

Seattle LGBT Community Center

Seattle's LGBT Community Center is at 1115 East Pike Street. See http://www.seattlelgbt.org for details and a full events calendar (including their monthly guest speaker brunches and movie nights).

Dunshee House

Dunshee House, formerly known as SASG offers a wide range of discussion and support groups. See http://www.sasg.org for details.

Seattle Pride

Seattle's annual Pride Parade and Rally brings together hundreds of community and community-friendly groups, and attracts about 100,000 people. See http://www.seattlepride.org for details.

Beyond the Closet Bookstore

A wonderful LGBT bookstore located at 518 E Pike, featuring a wide selection of books, author readings, and a community bulletin board. Hours are 10am-10pm seven days a week. Call 322-4609 if you have any questions.

Seattle Gay News

(published weekly) and the LRC News (published monthly) are currently maintaining the most comprehensive event calendars for Seattle's gay and lesbian communities. You can pick up copies at Beyond the Closet Books, Toys in Babeland, and many other downtown locations. Note: The SGN also has good coverage of the Seattle ``Court.''

For Gay or Bi Men

Gay City

A remarkably forward-looking organization for gay men, which sponsors monthly social events and an annual ``Gay City University.'' See http://www.gaycity.org and http://www.queercore.org)

Northwest Bears

The term ``bear'' is often used to describe men with facial hair, a cuddly body, and a solid level of comfort with their own masculinity and body size. Northwest Bears is one of Seattle's organizations for bears and their admirers, see http://www.nwbears.com

Radical Faeries

A lighthearted and fun pagan-influenced organization for gay or bi men. Call 366-2132 for an events listing.

Lifelong AIDS Alliance

Offers monthly workshops on issues such as sex, relationships, dating, intimacy, and safer sex. See http://www.lifelongaidsalliance.org

For Lesbian or Bi Women

The Lesbian Resource Center

Established in 1971, the LRC is the oldest organization of its kind in the country. See http://www.lrc.net for more information and directions.

The Wildrose

Seattle's women's bar. See http://www.thewildrosebar.com for details.

For Bi Men and Women

Seattle Bisexual Women's Network

A very active organization for bisexual and bi-friendly women which hosts weekly workshops and discussions. They also publish the quarterly newsletter North Bi Northwest. See http://www.geocities.com/sbwn/

BiNet Seattle

A social organization for bisexual or bi-curious people and their partners. They sponsor weekly discussion/support group meetings, one monthly social, and periodic special events (e.g. their annual picnic). See http://www.binetseattle.org. The BiNet Seattle web site also offers information on the Seattle Bisexual Men's Union (which hosts monthly gatherings) and Boys Time Out (which hosts monthly gatherings for bisexual men who are ``married or otherwise interested in women'').

For the Transgendered Community

Ingersoll Gender Center

A comprehensive counseling and referral center for those in any stage of questioning their gender identity. IGC hosts weekly support/discussion groups, monthly educational events, and a monthly book group. See http://www.ingersollcenter.org

Emerald City Social Club

An active social organization for the transgendered community. See http://www.theemeraldcity.org

Esprit Gala

An annual convention for the Pacific Northwest's transgendered community, with a particularly strong schedule of workshops for crossdressers. See http://www.espritconf.com

FTM: A Gender Odyssey

An annual conference for masculine-identified people who were assigned female gender at birth. See http://www.transconference.org

Health Care

HIV/STD Testing

For HIV/STD testing and Hep A/B vaccination referrals, visit the King County Public Health Site at http://www.metrokc.gov/health/apu/ or call 205-7837 (though most people end up going to the Harborview STD Clinic, which offers HIV testing as well as the full spectrum of STD tests, including the Herpes I, Herpes II, and Hepatitis C tests upon request: call 731-2271 to make an appointment).

Reproductive Health and Contraception

A Planned Parenthood clinic is centrally located at 4500 9th NE (call 632-2498 or see http://www.ppww.org), and through their new ``Take Charge'' program is now offering free family planning services (potentially including tubal ligation, vasectomy, or any birth control method approved by the FDA) to citizens who are at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty level. At various times, the Department of Health (call 296-4960) has also offered free vasectomy programs.

At the time this guide was written, emergency contraceptive pills (special doses of birth control pills that can reduce the chances of pregnancy up to five days after condom failure) were available at Bartell Drug stores without a prior visit to a clinic or physician. The Queen Anne Bartell Drug location (600 First Ave N / 284-1353) had expanded late-night hours. See http://ec.princeton.edu for current details, however.

Counseling and Therapy

Sex Therapy

Joy Davidson, Ph.D.

Licensed as a marriage and family therapist, an AASECT certified sex therapist, and offering psychotherapy, couples therapy, and sex therapy. Author of the book Fearless Sex, and a sex advice columnist for several national magazines. She has experience with a wide range of clients and lifestyles including transgender, poly, BDSM, and gay/bi. See http://www.joydavidson.com

Seattle Institute for Sex Therapy, Education, and Research

Providing quality sex therapy to the Seattle community since 1975, staff therapist credentials include ABS certification and clinical fellow status with the American Academy of Clinical Sexologists. See http://www.sextx.com

Roger Libby, Ph.D.

Lecturer, co-author of the textbook Sexual Choices, fellow of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sex, and board-certified sex therapist. Experienced with sexual and relationship counseling, as well as marriage counseling. See http://www.drrogerlibby.com

Psychotherapy

Genjo Marinello, MA, LMHC

A state licensed mental health counselor with an M.A. in Psychology and a degree in spiritual direction from the U.B.C. Vancouver School of Theology, Genjo has extensive counseling and therapy experience with sexual minorities, including concerns related to BDSM and other forms of alternative sexuality. As a Buddhist priest and a Quaker, he also serves as a spiritual director with the Anamchara Multifaith Center for Sexual Minorities. His office number and e-mail address are 206-328-3944 and genjo_m@hotmail.com.

Eileen Stein, MSSW, LICSW

A clinical social worker and psychotherapist who works with both individuals and couples. Nonjudgmental and alternative-lifestyle aware, her web site also indicates experience in counseling alternative routes to conception and parenting for straight, gay, and lesbian couples. See http://www.eileenstein.com/alt.html

Counseling

Raven Erling, Registered Counselor

A counselor, hypnotherapist, and NLP practitioner. His web site details experience with relationship and sexuality counseling, and comfort with clients representing all sexual orientations, including BDSM/leather, pagan, swinging, celibacy, Tantra, and polyamory. See http://www.drizzle.com/~raven/

Erika Ginnis, Ordained Minister

Provides spiritual counseling and coaching, as well as psychic readings, healing, energy work, weddings, and commitment ceremonies, along with individual and group instruction in healing, meditation, and personal transformation. Open to any regardless of religious background, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or gender. Pagan, poly, and leather friendly. See http://www.inbreath.com

Gaelen E. Billingsley, MA, ABS

Offering relationship therapy, and listed in the polychromatic.com poly-friendly professionals directory. Her web site indicates experience counseling sexual minorities. See http://gaelenbillingsley.com

Transgender Therapy

Anne Lawrence, MD, Ph.D.

Practices clinical sexology and transgender medicine. Specialities include gender identity issues and transexual women's issues. Adheres to HBIGDA standards of care. See http://www.annelawrence.com

Jude Patton, CMHC, CMFT, PA-C

Therapist in private practice, specializing in transgender and intersex issues, but also providing services to the gay, lesbian, and bi communities. AASECT certified, and on the board of FTM International and Ingersol Gender Center. Experienced in referrals for hormone therapy and surgery, and the associated HBIGDA requirements. See http://www.ftminfo.net/jude.html

Additional GLBT Health Resources

The Seattle and King County Public Health web site has a GLBT Health Resources section at http://www.metrokc.gov/health/glbt/county.htm which may be an excellent place to start.

Of special note is also Verbena (see http://www.verbenahealth.org) which provides a variety of free care, support, and education services for lesbian, bisexual, and queer women, as well as transgendered individuals. Annual events include their Rainbow Women's Health Fair and their Trans Health Fair.

A resource specifically for gay, bi, lesbian, or trans survivors of abuse is The Northwest Network, see http://www.nwnetwork.org

Entertainment and Fine Arts

In the non-sexual arts realm, the free weekly The Stranger (see http://www.thestranger.com) contains comprehensive arts listings, but one of our personal favorites is the improv theatre company Unexpected Productions (see http://www.unexpectedproductions.org). It's also fun to just show up at a Ticket/Ticket location (at Pike Place Market and in the Broadway Market) and buy a half-priced ticket to whatever theater performance that evening suits your fancy. Although it can be crowded for the largest events, the labor day weekend Bumbershoot Festival (see http://www.bumbershoot.com) provides an opportunity to see a wide range of artists, and maybe find some new favorites. During the summer months, the Fremont Outdoor Movies, see http://www.fremontoutdoormovies.com, can be terrific fun, particularly on the nights when Jet City Improv does live improvisation based on the movie. The live Sunday evening concerts which KING FM broadcasts (98.1 or via http://www.king.org) are also a real treat, as is world music on KEXP FM (90.3 or via http://www.kexp.org), and don't forget to check out the author readings at University Bookstore (see http://www.ubookstore.com). For film rentals nobody beats Scarecrow Video (see http://www.scarecrowvideo.com). And of course, one of the main attractions of the Pacific Northwest is the beauty of its natural environment; see (for example) http://www.nps.gov/mora/ for information on day hikes at Mount Rainier, and http://www.cityofseattle.net/parks/ for Seattle Park locations.

As big sushi fans, we can't help but also mention Seattle's two best ``all-you-can-eat'' sushi spots: Benihana from 11:30am-1pm on weekdays (1200 Fifth Ave; 682-4686) and Sushi-ten from 5pm-9pm on weekdays (2217 140th Ave NE; 425-643-0780).

On more civic notes, recycling info is at http://www.cityofseattle.net/util/services/recycling/, public library info is at http://www.spl.org, mass transit info is at http://transit.metrokc.gov, and voter information is at http://seattle.wa.lwv.org. A guide to basic activism in Washington State is available at http://www.sexuality.org/wastcit.html

Speed-Dating Events for Singles

Though not a direct product of sex-positive culture, these events are nevertheless wonderful ways for singles to meet for the sake of long-term relationships. See http://www.nwdatenight.com, http://www.8minutedating.com, http://www.hurrydate.com, and http://www.pre-dating.com. Also, go to http://www.discoveru.org and search for ``speed dating.''

If you aren't comfortable with speed dating and prefer personal ads, then it's worth nothing that for a while the personal ads in The Stranger have been some of the most popular in this area; recently, they've all been moved online, to http://www.thestrangerlovelab.com and http://www.thestrangerlustlab.com

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