FLEUR DE VIE: As a part of the Vincent Moon Retrospective, Northwest Film Forum presents - La Faute Des Fleurs. Vincent Moon, creator of La Blogotheque's Take-Away Shows (which if you haven't seen, take a break for now and knock yourself out) received an email from a fan that invited him to Japan to film folk musician Kazuki Tomokawa, aka "The Screaming Philosopher," a man who drinks, gambles, and otherwise attempts to bring life as he knows it to a screeching halt. The film, shot in Moon's general and generally beloved style, tells a story of passion, addiction, and artistic singularity. View a trailer here. This presentation is one night only, with two showings. more ›

HIPPIES UNITE: Innovative guitarist/singer/songwriter Keller Williams is a mainstay on the jamfolk scene and, much like Yonder Mountain Stringband (also on the bill tonight), is responsible for inspiring throngs of hippies to bounce and twirl. We've never caught him live, but we understand he puts on quite the show. He'll be at Marymoor tonight, blowing some minds. more ›

ART & TRAUMA: The Center on Contemporary Art in Ballard is kicking off its series of "After Dark" events with Slow Healing—a documentary/multi-media presentation about veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan who have returned from the field with Traumatic Brian Injuri (TBI). There'll be a slideshow at 9 p.m., followed by Butoh dancing and SEA SHOW. more ›