Get Out

MUSIC: Tim O'Brien, Jerry Douglas, Chris Thile & How to Grow a Band, Darrel Scott Band, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, Uncle Earl, and many more at Wintergrass. Wintergrass is one of the biggest bluegrass festivals in the country, and this is one of the best line-ups they've had in some time. It's worth it to go see all the bands, or just to hang out in the lobby and jam out all weekend for free.

All day and night through Sunday the 25th // $12-$300 depending on whether you're a kid, adult, or family // Single-day tickets and weekend passes are still available online.

WHITEY WRITEY: In Other People's Property: A Shadow History of Hip-Hop in White America, Jason Tanz, a white writer from the Northwest, takes a look at the way black music has again—like jazz, blues, and rock—been adapted and adopted by white audiences.

7pm // University Bookstore // FREE

BREWS, VIEWS: Seattle Flickr meet-up at Barca tonight. The focus on this month's photo contest is "neon." No good neon photos in your portfolio? Just park a couple extra blocks away. There's sure to be some good signs along the way.

7pm // Barca // cost of whatever alkyhol suits ya

Past Seattle Flickr Group photo by theprint.

FILM: Seattle director James Longley's Oscar-nominated documentary Iraq in Fragments, plays on the big screen tonight. See why it will make Al Gore a loser yet again on Oscar Sunday.

7:20pm and 9:30pm // Varsity Theater [4329 University Way] // $9.25