The Cuff turns 30 with a party celebrating Life, Lust and Debauchery on Capitol Hill

Seattle, WALocal News

The Cuff Complex is celebrating its 30th anniversary this Saturday with an extensive event from 3 PM to 3 AM, showcasing its legacy as a hub for queer culture in Capitol Hill. Established in 1993 by Scott Rodriguez and Tim F. , the venue was designed as a welcoming space for individuals interested in leather and uniforms, embodying the spirit of “Life, Lust, and Debauchery. ” Ownership has shifted over the years, with Joey Burgess currently leading the establishment, ensuring it remains a neighborhood institution. The Cuff's role during the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted its importance, as it provided a safe outdoor space that fostered community connections.

This anniversary celebration will feature a variety of fun activities, such as free buzz cuts, a Tom of Finland photobooth, and “dildo cornhole,” all aimed at enhancing the festive atmosphere. According to Kitty Glitter, a host for the event, the celebration seeks to maintain the inclusive spirit that has defined The Cuff. Tickets are priced at $30, and attendees can expect to enjoy several salacious drink specials. The event underscores the club's commitment to fostering a diverse and vibrant community for all.

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