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Thanks to a camera malfunction, we did't have any photos to share of the Pope, Ghandi, the Dalhi Lama, and Jesus Christ singing "Why Can't We Be Friends", or any good pics of the two Fidel Castros drinking beer together just days before stepping down as leader of Cuba, or of the three Abraham Lincolns fighting over the one Mary Todd Lincoln... or any of the other great costumes and great moments... until Ghandi stepped in and shared her photos!

In honor of Abraham Lincoln's birthday, a dedicated crew took to the streets and bars of Capitol Hill for a bar crawl featuring stove pipe hats, beards, bow ties and pennies.

Although we here at GMP headquarters couldn't make it due to a family emergency, all the photos and stories testify that it was once again a blast. If you missed it too, live vicariously through our pal Damien's photos here

Enough pirates (and pyrite) to fill more than a few ships descended on the Beacon Pub in Seattle's Beacon Hill.

Representing many team and individual sports, players, coaches, mascots and cheerleaders, a dedicated band of Guerrillas went on a bar crawl through Capitol Hill.

From every corner of the galaxy and even from our own future, Guerrillas flocked to the Ballard Denny's Bar and the BalMar in silvery, spacey and futuristic costumes - and a few Rocky Horror costumes, as well.

All creatures great and small spent their Saturday night at... where else?... the Zoo! The Eastlake Zoo Tavern, to be precise. From a cockroach and jellyfish to a gorilla and some farmers... the entire Kingdom Animalia seemed represented. Even dinosaurs, unicorns, and a liger made appearances! And plenty of traditional farm animals, too - turkeys, rabbits, cows, pigs, and lambs. And pin the tail on the donkey and a rollerskating flamingo and two Bjork's in Swan dresses and Animal from the Muppet Show and Fractal Squirrel and... so many amazing costumes, it's impossible to do justice to them all.

Over 100 Guerrillas showed up at the Rosebud to celebrate the birthday of one lucky Guest of Honor. At 11:20ish, we learned who that Guest of Honor was - Cole, a great guy from Reno. We couldn't have asked for a better birthday boy. Amidst receiving countless cards, gifts, cupcakes, cake, birthday spankings, clown stripteases and kisses, he gave delightful speeches. Check out photos of the night at the links below.

Gladiators, Vikings, Ancient Greek Diplomats, and Egyptian queens stormed the streets of France at Cafe Metropolitain. Check out our photos below, or take a look at photographer Dave Matthews' great shots of the event here.

Dozens of Guerrillas, new and old, brought out their best illuminated selves for the brightest, arguably most beautiful GMP yet. We lit up the new Hipster Hole in the wall, Redwood, then hit the dance floor of Jai Thai - spreading glow bracelets and glasses and necklaces wherever we went. Sadly, most of our pictures were over or under-lit, and didn't quite capture how gorgeous everyone looked. Thankfully, photographer Dave Matthews was on the scene to snap amazing photos of all the lightened up Guerrillas and friends.

The first ever GMP Portland was a resounding success, with Sinners and Saints of all varieties surprising the Low Brow Lounge (in the Pearl District). A posse of GMP Seattle regulars made the drive down, joining Adam & Eve, Monica Lewinsky, Patrick Bateman, Joan of Arc, and so many others for the fun.

GMP Seattle's first foray into total immersion was a blast. Guerrillas from all over showed up not only in amazing costumes (from sea monsters and mermaids to palm trees and, of course, vacationers), but they also brought decorations to transform Kozak's Bar & Grill into a tropical paradise. Palm trees, monkeys, flower garlands, beautiful flowered fabrics, bugs, and plenty of leis to go around turned Kozak's into the Tropical vacation we all needed after a week of hail storms. Despite some technical difficulties, we Guerrillas tore up the Karaoke stage, too. And we can't forget one major highlight of the evening -- the volcano hat ACTUALLY exploding! Definitely a great party.

Outlaws of all sorts arrived at the George & Dragon Pub in Fremont, mixing with the law abiding crowd. Members of the oldest profession mingled with cowboys; Bonnie & Clyde held up Eco-Terrorists; Potheads and Pirates, Peeping Toms and Priests all made appearances; And two Robin Hoods battled for who could steal the most from the rich to give to the poor; All the while, Dirty Bunny violated Seattle's new '4-foot rule' for strippers, boldly shaking his pasties and receiving tips in his g-string.

Although Dirty Bunny forgot his camera, that didn't stop him and hundreds of other Santas from roaming through Ballard and all over Seattle having fun and turning heads. Check out Santarchy.com for lots of photos from this year's Santarchy & Santacon events around the world (including Seattle, of course).

Several Guerrillas joined the hundreds of folks who took part in the Zombie Walks organized by Cleo 'Zombie' Wolfus, including the one in Ballard on 10/15, the one in Fremont on 10/29, and the one on Halloween that roamed from Capitol Hill to Downtown Seattle.

Heroes and Villians from the Marvel Universe, DC Universe, and plenty from their own Universe arrived in droves at the Twilight Exit to fight the crime of another boring night out in Seattle -- and we won the battle. Even a few Zombies showed up to help the cause! From Wolverine to Captain Catsup, The Flash to The Death Fairy, the whole gamut was respesented.

Descending first on the Pike Pub & Brewery, then on the Nite Lite, Time Travelers arrived from as far in the past as prehistoric times (Fred Flintstone) and as recent as the 'Grunge' era (Kurt & Courtney) -- with every period in between representing. And, as hoped, one brave soul took the 'Period' pun to it's logically conclusion, arriving in a giant Tampon costume. Pure genius.

A number of GMP folks took part in the Fremont Solstice Parade this year. One contingent, the Dust Bunnies and Clean Sweepers, included GMP founder Dirty Bunny.

Guerrillas from around the world gathered in China (Jade Pagoda) and Mexico (Galerias) to drink, dance, laugh, and confuse the locals.

Although not a GMP Event, we're happy to help promote this day of Wedding Dress clad men & women roaming Seattle in search of fun and love. Check out our information page for more details.

A night to rival the Grammy's, Monsters of Rock drew stars from all areas of the music world to The Bus Stop and The Crescent -- From Cher to Madonna to Axel Rose, Flava Flav to Bjork, Courtney Love to Ashley Simpson -- as well as plenty of groupies. And a few Monsters roamed the crowd, as well -- including the beautiful Franken-Sparkle and Undead versions of some of your favorite stars, like INXS's Michael Hutchence, Joey Ramone, and Elvis.

From 12 Noon until well after Midnight, hundreds of Santas took over Seattle's hot spots. Santa's pole danced, rode mechanical bulls, read stories, handed out candy and toys, and drank... a lot.

To celebrate 'We the People', GMP joined up with folks from Male Bonding Experiment, Seattle Cacophonists, and several others to party in public on Election Night 2004. Thanks to cold, rainy weather and a close Presidential race, the turnout was small -- but we still had fun. Local band The Mechanical Dolls set up their drums, guitars, and bass and rocked loud enough to set off car alarms, while people danced, drank, ate, and talked politics.

At 11:30 Hours, an elite force of Guerrillas invaded a Top Pot Donuts, followed by Cinerama (for the screening of the GMP documentary), then an after party at Vain, then Whisky Bar, and finally ManRay. It was a long mission, but very successful. Zero casualties, plenty of laughs.

In celebration of our own Sweet 16 and the birth Month of famed Dadaist Man Ray, GMP invaded not so famed gay bar, Manray. Much of the crowd was a bit uneasy with our presence, but that didn't stop us from having a blast and making some new friends.

Once again pairing up with Male Bonding Experiment, about 20 of us Guerrillas braved the sunlight to march in the 30th Annual Pride Parade.

Joining forces with Male Bonding Experiment and two birthday Celebrants, GMP celebrated LGBT Pride Month by filling the Quarter Lounge on First Hill with every color of the rainbow.

Greeted by a red carpet and the paparazzi, Guerrillas dressed in their Hollywood finest descended on a swanky SoDo Talent Agency to view a documentary film about GMP itself. If you'd like to get a copy of the film on DVD, you can order one direct from the filmmakers by going to our Documentary Page.

Brave members of the GMP crew headed down to the Double Header Tavern in historic Pioneer Square, providing much needed check-ups and annual exams to the regular clientele, and each other.

Dressed as everything from elves to Icarus, mermaids to hairy-palmed masturbators, a frog prince to the Marlboro Man (complete with emphysema), the GMP gang descended upon the Canterbury to represent Legends, Myths, Folklore, and Superstitions. (read more).

To celebrate all things Celestial and Glam Rock, GMP headed over the hill to the Twilight Exit, filling the cozy hipster hangout with aliens, astronauts, and glittery makeup. (read more).

Joining forces with a couple birthday boys, Dirty Bunny and the GMP gang invaded CC'Attles and the Madison Pub, donning their sleaziest gay apparel. (read more).

To celebrate Dirty Bunny's birthday, GMP invaded Thumpers, Mad ison Pub, and The Cuff in Furry style. (read more).

The GMP gang dressed in their fancy outfits and adorned themselves in stunning masks to eat dinner at Mama's Mexican Kitchen, then hang out at the Lava Lounge. Due to an exhorbitant cover charge, the party moved to the Rendevous, instead of the Down Under. Pictures, courtesy of Drinky the Clown, are here.

The GMP gang donned their best Western gear and invaded Linda's Tavern, the Seattle Eagle, and Charlie's on Broadway. Pictures of our Western Migration can be viewed here.

The Guerrillas descended on both the old Sea Wolf Tavern and a private party, in their nautical gear. (read more).

GMP, KookClub, and the Temple of Necronomiclown teamed up to turn BLU Video Bar into a Circus Side Show. (read more)

A dedicated group of Guerrillas took over Starbucks, Clever Dunne's Irish Pub, and the ReBar in sweatbands and running shorts. Check out the photos here.

Guerrilla Masquerade Party turned RPlace into a flowery garden paradise. (read more)

Dressed in Irish Drag, GMP met up with the Brides of March at the Cloud Room, then marched down to the Monorail, and rode it to our final destination -- EMP's Liquid Lounge. (read more)

For Guerrilla Masquerade Party's inaugural run, we met up at Playland, then proceeded to takeover Barca, the Vogue, and then made a brief, after-hours appearance at Neighbours. (read more)