Indigiqueer Festival Returns To Pier 62 On Friday

It’s become a beloved Seattle Pride Week tradition…the Indigiqueer Festival has been around since 2022 and it has the advantage of a gloriously beautiful home right on the Salish Sea! Yes, Indigiqueer returns to Pier 62 on Friday, June 27th from 1pm to 8pm with a full line-up of fantastic indigenous performers from the Seattle area and the Pacific Northwest. There’s also food, crafts, gorgeous scenery and it’s also free and family friendly! Oh, and, it’s an event by and for the Queer Indigenous community but everyone is welcome!

More info including performers at: https://waterfrontparkseattle.org/blog/event/indigiqueer-festival/

From the website:

Welcome to Indigiqueer Festival!

Set on Seattle’s waterfront at Pier 62, enjoy an evening of engaging and interactive performances, activism, and community with the seas, mountains, and city as your backdrop!

Natoncks Metsu will join as the food vendor. There will also be art vendors and workshops.

This festival is an opportunity for our community to come together in strength and celebration to build community and celebrate the amazing artists doing work in community.

Friends of Waterfront Park is honored to partner with @gatheredinthisplace to bring the Indigiqueer Festival to the waterfront for a fourth year! 

This joyful event uplifts Native Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer LGTBQIA+ community through drag, music, dance, and vibrant connection by the Salish Sea. From Guma’ Ge’la to Cherri Bepsi, plus a stacked lineup of performers, the night honors identities and cultures that have thrived here since time immemorial. Come early for art workshops with Kariel Galbraith, Nychelle Schneider and Malia Peoples.
 
🗓️ Friday, June 27
⏰ 1 – 8 p.m.
📍Pier 62 at Waterfront Park
 
Whether you’re here to dance, connect, or just soak it all in—this celebration is for you.