Your Sunday afternoon plans are coming together
Two engaging speakers, intriguing company, and a few surprises await this Sunday.
EVENT ALERT
There's something rather special about a room full of people who are curious about life, open to new ideas, and interested in making their relationships a little more extraordinary.
This Sunday, October 25, we're bringing those people together for Polyamory Talks at the DoubleTree Suites in Tukwila.
And we'd love for you to be among them.
An Afternoon Worth Looking Forward To
2:00 PM — Steve Ratcliff: How to Ask for What You Want
Discover how better conversations about desires, boundaries, consent, and agreements can open the door to more fulfilling relationships.
Featured Presentation — Dr. Riki Thompson: Online Dating Strategies for Polyamory
Our headliner, a Communications Professor at the University of Washington, shares practical insights into attracting compatible partners, navigating dating apps, and turning online introductions into meaningful connections.
The Best Conversations May Happen Offstage.
Come a little early, grab a coffee, and introduce yourself to someone new. You'll be surrounded by people who share an interest in communication, personal growth, and practicing polyamory with intention.
After the presentations, we'll continue the afternoon downstairs at the Atrium Bar. No agenda, no presentations—just interesting people and whatever conversations unfold.
And don't forget: one lucky attendee will win a pair of tickets to Seduction, Seattle's Sexiest Halloween Party, generously donated by the Pan Eros Foundation.
Whether you're coming with partners, friends, or on your own, there's a place for you.
Sunday, October 25 · 2:00–4:00 PM
DoubleTree Suites Hilton Hotel Southcenter
Free parking · Ages 18+
Come for the conversations. Stay for the people you meet.
Premier Polyamory Events by Evergreen Hearts Foundation
This Sunday, You're in Good Company.
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