6-9 pm tonight, the next monthly West Seattle Art Walk, with (as noted earlier this week) a record number of participants – and more of West Seattle involved than ever, from Admiral to Delridge (Bubbles!) to businesses south of The Junction. See the map here; list of venues (and special events you’ll encounter along the way) here. Speaking of maps, the Art Walk venues include two places you can pick up a copy of the West Seattle Community Garage Sale Day map if you can’t print out your own — Hotwire Coffee (WSB sponsor) and Capers — but please do print it yourself if you can (the link’s here), to save preprinted copies for those without printers/computer access; thanks!

ALSO WHILE YOU’RE ARTWALKING – HAVE YOU SUGGESTED A MOVIE YET? Six ballot boxes are now up at West Seattle shopsif you want to suggest a film for Movies on the Wall this summer but don’t want to do it online (see this special WSB page; we’re a co-sponsor this year). Read on to see not only where the boxes are up, but also how the movie-deciding is going so far:

Ballot box locations (where you can drop in a suggestion till May 17th):
Hotwire Coffee (WSB sponsor)
Click! Design that Fits (WSB sponsor)
West 5
Capers
Curious Kidstuff
Square 1 Books

Lora from Hotwire sends this update:

Top choices for films are both from suggestions and outside input:

Some good original Batman episodes www.imdb.com/title/tt0035665/ for the camp – CRASH! POW!

The Muppet Movie for the kids

Footloose,
Sixteen Candles,
or Ferris Bueller’s Day Off for the 80’s crowd

Jurassic Park for some scare

And of course, the kick off film Monty Python and the Holy Grail http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071853/ because….well it just has to be

(That’s because it was rained out three times last year. The Saturday night outdoor-movie series on the wall in the Hotwire courtyard starts July 19, hours after the big West Seattle parade! Note the movies have to be somewhat family-friendly as these are all-ages events.)