Can't Miss It: Wednesday

FOSTER FASHION: Project Treehouse, a local non-profit organization that serves nearly 3,000 foster kids a year, is putting on a fashion show to publicize their free Wearhouse clothing store for in-need children. Kids will be styled for the runway and model donated back-to-school clothing. Local celebrity comedian and Treehouse volunteer, Fred Northup, Jr., is your emcee. Attend the show, take a tour of the facility, and learn more about the needs of foster children. Also, Treehouse is currently accepting clothing donations at these locations.

6-7 p.m. // the Wearhouse, 2100 24th Avenue South // FREE--RSVP to drives@treehouseforkids.org or 206-267-5116

METEOR SHOWERS: Well, the Perseids are back and they've brought their cosmic trash with them to dump in the fire barrel that is our atmosphere. This morning and tomorrow morning is supposed to be prime-viewing-time, but if you miss it, there's more where that came from the next few days. Look for clear skies to the east (always with the negative waves, CHS?), stay up late, and maybe make a run out to Camano Island, Rattlesnake Ridge, Tiger Mountain, or Snoqualmie Pass, where light pollution won't get in your eyes. Failing that, it's on YouTube.

2-4 a.m. // Somewhere dark with a view of the eastern sky // FREE

ELECTRONICA SUEY: If our calculations are correct, we haven't sent you to an electronica show for awhile, and it's high time you got out and enjoyed the fruits of Mr. Edison's genius. Chop Suey has Oscillate, an inexpensive evening of electronica from the UK's JEGA, Obelus, and ndCv, with visuals by Epiphanous.

9 p.m. doors // Chop Suey, 1325 East Madison // $7 adv