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Center for Sex Positive Culture

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Address
1602 15th Avenue West, Seattle
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Phone
1 206-270-9746
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Website
www.sexpositiveculture.org
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About this place Center for Sex Positive Culture

The Center for Sex Positive Culture in Seattle is an LGBTQ+-friendly library and research hub with a welcoming study space for anyone interested in sexuality and sexual health. It’s got a lot: over 15,000 items on its shelves. You'll find fiction, non-fiction, magazines, and videos. Whatever you’re looking for—research, education, or just a judgment-free place to learn more—the center’s materials come from an affirming, sex-positive, and LGBTQ+ perspective. The whole place is set up for study, reflection, and community. You’ll find it in West Seattle, a spot that fits the Pacific Northwest’s open-minded reputation. If you’re an LGBTQ+ traveler looking for sexual health education, cultural exploration, or to connect with Seattle’s sex-positive community, this is a good place to start. Check their website for current hours and access info.

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Charlotte
Charlotte Apr 2026
Verity Dell
Verity Dell Sep 2025
Timothy Porter
Timothy Porter Aug 2025

I've only had negative to neutral experiences. The neutral experiences were all when things were pre-planned with others. I've had people attempt to police play here, like having had others claim I didn't consent to things somebody was doing to me (I did consent), and overall just ignore me saying I did consent because of their opinions or issues with what is being done with or to me. Idk, I'd rather just make plans in private than play in a "public" space where you get interrupted by people who should be minding their own business 🤷‍♀️

Steve White
Steve White Jul 2025
Andrew Corax
Andrew Corax May 2025
Kenyon Davila
Kenyon Davila Sep 2024
Rosalie
Rosalie Aug 2024

Super fun! Attended the F'in Precious event, met lots of awesome people, had a great time socializing and felt incredibly welcomed!

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Last updated on 3 August 2026

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