Fresh: A Drag Show For New Talent, has been happening semi regularly at the 18th & Union arts space for around a year now, and is still the show in Seattle offering non-competitive, paid spots for a wide variety of new performers in an all-ages space.
Ten years in the making, Pink Party X, presented by ArenaNet and brought to you by Queerspace Magazine and Queer Geek! Seattle was one for the record books and definitely the queer event to be at during 2018’s PAX West. With so many games, so much dancing, and such great cosplay, it’s gonna be hard to top! Good thing we’ve got another year to figure out how.
Laugh Back was a hilarious comedy event, curated by Clara Pluton, comprised exclusively of comedians who are immigrants or children of immigrants, to take back the narrative of the immigrant experience and raise money for the NWDC Resistance, a grassroots undocumented led movement that works to end the detention of immigrants and stop all deportations.
If you missed a chance to catch this gloriously absurd and hilariously endearing The Lost Queens from SailorHank Productions live onstage, these pics only begin to tell the story. Photos by Robert Roth.
Family Meal with the Kipples welcomed some amazing performers to the Kremwerk stage this past July, including Kyte Mika, Castor Pollux, Sugar Darling, One Million Moths, and Ursula Major! Photos by Robert Roth/Queerspace Magazine
Featuring a stage full of some of the finest queer entertainers in Seattle, Jetspace Magazine contributors gathered to support one of their own, queer comic and new parent El Sanchez, at a joyous benefit filled with music and laughter.
It was the cutest and queerest kickoff to Emerald City Comicon, with the hot music, hotter dancing, and all of the amazing cosplay. Special thanks to Northwest Press, Oni Press, Image Comics, and Emerald City Comicon for all the Cosplay Contest loot. We can’t wait until next year!
Another year, another PAX, and the biggest and best queer geek party keeps on going strong. More than 500 people gamed, drank, danced, and showed off their best cosplay in the 9th annual Pink Party Prime.
Destiny Nicole Frasqueri, also known under her stage handle Princess Nokia, fell from the rainy Seattle heavens this past Thursday. Due to an incredibly high demand in ticket sales for the New York based Afro-Nuyorican independent alternative rap and R&B artist and songwriter, the kind folks at The Crocodile (along with the entire bill) offered up an additional show that night, too.
Jetspace Magazine hit up Glamcocks presents FOMOHOMO: Trade at Kremwerk to capture the best moves and hottest looks from the weekend. Photos by Robert Roth/Jetspace Magazine.
We took over Neumos for this time warped funk, disco, soul train tribute featuring a fab performance by Christian Raddler, fly tunes crooned by CarLarans, and dopest beats supplied by the one and only Riff-Raff and the extraordinary Toya B. Check out all of these lovely faces!
A recent appearance at Neumos by queer hip-hop stars Mykki Blanco and Cakes Da Killa was the kind of party that people remember for a long time. They were joined onstage by Seattleites such as Bare Bacchus, Velo, and Jade Dynasty, and Jetspace Magazine was there to capture the fierce, fierce magic.