Aerial scene from the Indigiqueer Festival at Waterfront Park — a joyful celebration of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer identity, culture, and community, hosted on Pier 62. Photo by Jo Cosme

Scenes from the Indigiqueer Festival at Waterfront Park — a joyful celebration of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer identity, culture, and community, hosted on Pier 62. Photo by Jo Cosme

Indigiqueer Festival

Pier 62 | Free
Saturday June 27, 2–8 pm

Celebrate Pride weekend by enjoying food, drag, music, dance, and more at the fifth annual Indigiqueer Festival!

Open to all ages!

2025 Indigiqueer Festival. Photo by Jo Cosme.

2025 Indigiqueer Festival. Photo by Jo Cosme.

About Indigiqueer Festival

Connect with the Indigiqueer, Two-Spirit, and LGBTQIA+ Indigenous community this Pride weekend at Seattle’s Waterfront Park. Honoring the identities that have existed on these lands since time immemorial, this festival includes performances, workshops and an artist market with Indigiqueer creatives from the Pacific Northwest.

Planning on attending? RSVPing helps us understand how our community uses Waterfront Park, and shapes future events and park experiences. 

Meet the Performers

Aiyana Reid

Kitty Keene

Cherri Bepsi

Cherri Bepsi is a two-spirit indigenous drag performer who is making waves in the Seattle/Tacoma area! She is your aunties’ favorite auntie, AND your uncles’ favorite uncle!

Duckhunt

Duckhunt is a two spirit drag artist and harm reductionist

Gila Suspectum

Gila Suspectum is a creature from Portland, Oregon and a proud family member of the house of smokes drag family. They are a Two spirit adoptee advocate and strive to celebrate life beyond the binary.

Lio Moonflower

Moonflower is a Queer Two-Spirit Transmasculine Mescalero Apache Latino and Chinese performing artist and Draglesque performer. He is an advocate for erotic embodiment, queer trans joy, and pleasure expansion. Art in all forms for him is the medicine that weaves us all together.

Willy Wankme

Here to pleasure this audience with his ‘Big Willy’ energy. It’s the uplifter of community, producer of first Friday’s all king & thing show – King’s Gambit and bi-monthly Tuesday’s dry open-call show – Full Bloom. He was the 2023 ‘King Dad’ titleholder! It’s Willy Wankme

Bambi St Germaine

Destiny Smokez

This Regal Nightmare will keep you hypnotized. With her mysterious sultry ways shel’ll keep you entertained. She is the Mother of the house of Smokez and the Producer of Melange, a Queer P.O.C. variety show at the Clinton St Theater every Sunday of the month.

Ésminà James-Secret

Ésminà is a 2Spirit Coastal Salish and Alaskan Native performer located in Seattle. You can find them in community at coastal jams and balls in the local kiki scene.

Holli B. Sinclair

Holli B. Sinclair is the Seattle-based drag queen with 12 years of experience, originally from Tucson, AZ. She is known for her bold style, performing classic throwbacks and seasoned artistry.

Camilla Ray Sumerz

Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest moved to Las Vegas recently trying to live the city girl life.

DJ Libbi

DJ Libbi is a Choctaw and Chickasaw femme DJ based in Seattle, WA. Originally from the south, she is known for groovy and bassy sounds that are found in southern hip hop. They currently hold a residency at CARAVAN Seattle where she blends bass music, world sounds and deep trap.

Reckless Volt

Reckless Volt has grown up all over Washington but their hometown is Omak. They are a very proud mixed native. I am Colville, Lummi, and Black. I spend most of my time working with the homeless community in Yakima and trying to give back.

Koko Swallowz

I’m Koko Swallowz and I’m your favorite uncles favorite aunty. The owner of the Bottoms Up party and drag show from central Washington showcasing drag queens from all across the Pacific Northwest! Loud, Large and the one in charge.

Hailey Tayathy

Hailey Tayathy is a member of the Quileute Nation and Seattle’s premier Coast Salish drag queen. Tayathy uses their queer Native experiences to inform their unique brand of drag through which they aim to bring healing to Indigenous communities and to show everyone that Indigiqueers are still here and are stronger and more beautiful than colonized minds can imagine.

2025 Indigiqueer Festival. Photo by Jo Cosme.

2025 Indigiqueer Festival. Photo by Jo Cosme.

Event Schedule Coming Soon!

The official schedule for this event is currently being confirmed. Please sign up for our newsletter to get notified about Waterfront Park news, updates, and happenings!

 

Pier 62. Photo by Jo Cosme.

Pier 62. Photo by Jo Cosme.

Accessibility

Friends strives to ensure Waterfront Park, and our events are inclusive, accessible, and welcoming to everyone.

Waterfront Park is an outdoor space in downtown Seattle providing various amenities such as wheelchair accessible seating, shade, water stations, cooling fans, and ADA accessible restrooms.

At this event, available accessibility resources include:

  • ASL interpreters (on stage)
  • Closed captioning (on personal devices using QR code)
  • Assisted Listening Devices (request at info booth)
  • Courtesy wheelchair (request at info booth)
  • Sensory tent (lounge chairs in an enclosed space)
  • Nursing tent (for nursing parents)
  • Sensory Kits (request at info booth. Includes: noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, headwraps, and other items)
  • Reserved priority seating
  • Wheelchair charging station

Learn more about accessibility resources at Waterfront Park..

Please fill out our visitor experience survey here with any feedback on how we can make your experience more comfortable and accessible.

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