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Seed Theatre
The Seed Theatre is an inclusive safe space venue and tea & coffee shop where everyone is welcome. It operates under the umbrella of B4CK and focuses on the same goal - to offer safety to people who don't typically own it. Specifically, The Seed Theatre does this by offering a safe that is LGBTQ+ friendly and Trans affirming. It offers a safe and sober space that allows people from all walks of life to have community and safety, experience art, and share their have voice and perspective. Some of their regular events include live theatre, family nights, game tourneys, sober socials, fundraisers, education, yoga & self-care, s
Editor’s note: TravelQ is a series that documents the diverse experiences of queer and trans travelers as we negotiate dressing our most authentic selves with navigating complex travel obstacles unique to our communities. We have returned with a very special piece featuring the best of Chattanooga and celebrating Chattanooga&#;s Pride events.
Over the last limited years, states have advanced a record number of bills that attack LGBTQ+ rights. According to Rolling Stone, &#;Tennessee doesn’t just have the largest number of anti-LGBTQ policies of any state in the country. It leads on this count by a considerable margin.&#; Many LGBTQ+ and ally travelers hold united in boycotting commute destinations that are introducing or have passed legislation that is harmful to our communities. However, many members of LGBTQ+ communities, including business owners, performers, and the most isolated and economically vulnerable, often disproportionately experience the social and financial costs of such boycotts. While some are choosing to boycott, which is effective, others are increasing their s
Southern Pride: A Guide to Chattanooga, TN&#;s LGBTQ Scene
Looking for a gorgeous, artsy city with a spirit of LGBTQ inclusiveness? Chattanooga is a gem waiting to be discovered.
By Annette Benedetti on June 19,
iStock/Jeremy Poland
Southern Pride is a recurring column that explores and celebrates LGBTQ+ culture in Southern cities. Today, we&#;re heading to the Volunteer State to check out the scene in Chattanooga.
People are flocking to Chattanooga, TN, for its astonishing outdoor recreation as skillfully as its thriving art and startup scenes. But what many may not realize is that this cool city is also a Southern oasis for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Suppose you are looking for a city to call home where inclusivity isn&#;t limited to a single neighborhood or a handful of shops but is instead infused throughout city life. In that case, Chattanooga is worth a second look.
The following are a few reasons why Chattanooga makes an ideal home for those seeking an inclusive community.
Many cities identify certain neighborhoods as queer-friendly spot
Pride of Place: How to Celebrate Pride Month in Chattanooga
Enjoy an Event:
June Girls, Gays, and Theys Pride Hike &#x; p.m.
Sweat and socialize at a supportive, colorful hike to Rainbow Lake.
June Joli Jardin Pride Garden Party
A do-not-miss Pride event from a sustainable, women-owned flower farm on Walden&#x;s Ridge on Signal Mountain. Enjoy cocktails, meet painting, shopping, and socializing in the Joli Jardin shop and neighboring alley.
June The Boneyard &#x; SORBA Chattanooga Presents: Pride Cruise , Pint Night, and Karaoke
Meet at 6 p.m. & Wheels Down at p.m.
These local favorites are co-hosting a special group ride to celebrate LGBTQIA+ folks and allies, and a portion of sales will be donated to The Seed Theatre! This ride is open to ALL humans on bikes. Two route options are available: one easy and one intermediate. A helmet and signed waiver (provided day of) are required to participate.
June Chattanooga Pride Bar Crawl - 5 p.m.
The first stop is at Gate 11 Distillery!