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September Highlights:
Lambert House closed for Independence Day Weekend: September 5-7
Drop-In Center Re-Opened: After two years of renovation, Lambert House has moved back to and re-opened its permanent LGBTQ+ youth Drop-In Center. The house is located at 1818 15th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 right on the METRO 10 bus line, and just a few blocks from many other busses, and Light Rail. The space is open Monday through Friday 4-9:30pm (closed for all Federal Holidays). The renovation expanded our dining room and kitchen, added a new clothing bank, a new youth art space, a new board game lounge, a wheelchair lift, and two ADA bathrooms (four all new bathrooms in total), along with many other improvements. Contact programs@lamberthouse.org in advance for accommodations and instructions or questions.
Duwamish River Kayak and Clean Up: Learn to kayak and help with beach cleanup on the Duwamish River. Lambert House is partnering with RAPP on this event. Saturday, September 19th from 10am-1pm. Cost: $15. Email kcgroups@lamberthouse.org for information or to sign up.
Group Hiatus: Boys Who Like Boys Group on temporary hiatus & Ultra Violet Young Women’s Group on hiatus until the fall, returning based on interest. Email zulema@lamberthouse.org to express interest in either group.
Ongoing programs:
To sign up for any Lambert House groups or programs, simply email OnlineGroups@LambertHouse.org and a staff member will get back to you.
Daily, Weekly, Bimonthly, and Monthly Groups (all times are in the Pacific Time Zone)
Drop-In Center open Monday through Friday 4-9:30pm
Board games, puzzles, video games, LGBTQ+ youth lending library, pianos, guitars, air hockey, billiards, clothing bank, hygiene supplies, resource navigation, LGBTQ+ and ally adult role models, art supplies, nail polish
Dinner with Divas Monday through Friday 6-7pm
A free home-cooked family-style meal for LGBTQ+ youth at the Capitol Hill Drop-In Center. Vegetarian option always offered.
Trans Group on Mondays from 7-8:30pm
Offered hybrid, in-person at our Capitol Hill Drop-In Center and online via Zoom.
Dungeons & Dragons One-Shot Campaigns: Mostly occurring on 4th Mondays at 5pm on Zoom with employees from Wizards of the Coast, the creators of D&D. Occasional date exceptions and in-person games indicated below. In-person games take place at our Capitol Hill Drop-In Center.
Feb 23 - In-Person One-Shot Campaign
Mar 23 - Online One-Shot Campaign
Apr 27 - Online Workshop/Ask-a-Wizard
May 18 - Online One-Shot Campaign (moved from the 26th to avoid Memorial Day)
Jun 22 - In-person Pride One-Shot Campaign
Jul 27 - Online One-Shot Campaign
Aug 24 - Online Workshop/Ask-a-Wizard
Sep 228 - Online One-Shot Campaign
Oct 26 - In-person One-Shot Campaign
Nov 16 - Online One-Shot Campaign
Karaoke on Tuesdays 7-8pm
Youth-facilitated at our Capitol Hill Drop-In Center
Ultra Violet Group on hiatus until this fall; will be re-launched based on youth interest.
Art Group: Meets in-person every Wednesday from 7-8pm
The group will meet in-person at our Capitol Hill Drop-In Center.
Boys Who Like Boys Group on hiatus; will be re-launched based on youth interest.
10-14 Year Old Group on Saturdays from 3-4:30pm
Separate registration, limited group size, and a group fee applies; see the 10-14 Year Old Group page for more details.
Saturday Night Lambert Live! all LGBTQ+ youth group on hiatus until this fall.
Monthly King County Groups offered at King County Libraries:
Woodinville Group on the 1st Wednesday from 4-5:30
Renton Group on the 1st Thursday from 4:30-6
Auburn Group on the 1st Friday from 4:30-6
Queer Book Club on the 2nd Tuesday from 4-5:30 on Zoom
White Center Group on the 2nd Thursday from 4:30-6
Covington Group on the 3rd Thursday from 4:30-6
Skyway Group on the 3rd Thursday from 4:30-6
Federal Way Group on the 4th Monday from 4:30-6
Duvall Group on the 4th Tuesday from 4:30-6
Kenmore Group on the 4th Wednesday from 4:30-6
North Bend Group on the 4th Wednesday from 4:30-6
Lambert House remains dedicated to what LGBTQ+ youth ask for the most: social connection! We now offer both in-person and online programming to meet the needs of a wide range of youth.
