Holy tights! The original dynamic duo (Adam West, Burt Ward) take on an all-star cast of comic book baddies in this movie version of the hit TV show from the 1960s.

This screening is FREE and begins at sunset (around 8:30/9pm) at the southeast corner of Capitol Hill's Cal Anderson Park. This is a smoke-free event. Bring low-backed chairs or blankets for seating, please.

Hot popcorn, cold drinks, candy and other concessions for sale on site. Limited lawnchair rentals available. Proceeds benefit Three Dollar Bill Cinema's efforts throughout the year to provide voices and visibility for the LGBT community through film and video. More info at www.threedollarbillcinema.org.

As part of their Shintoho Schlock: Girls, Guns & Ghosts series, the Northwest Film Forum will be showing Vampire Bride. This 1960s Japanese film is about Fujiko, a dance student with a horrific facial scar who seeks help from a sorceress in the mountains and ultimately transforms her into a powerful monster. See more.

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Seattle Good Business Network is excited to announce Community Capital: Seattle, a series of seminars designed to educate, connect, and spark dialogue among Seattle's economic stakeholders around the emerging field of community capital. How can metro Seattle residents begin to invest locally? How can local businesses take advantage of these funds? What new projects might be started? 

The series kicks off with a day learning about the local investment revolution from Michael Shuman, one of the nation's foremost authorities on the subject. Whether you are a banker, investment professional, entrepreneur, business-support person, foundation executive, policymaker, or student, you will never think about investment the same way.

Michael Shuman's Local Investment 101 made possible by our co-sponsor, the Bainbridge Graduate Institute, supporting sponsor, BECU, and our topic sponsor, the Bullitt Foundation.