On the List: Capitol Hill art walk, Record Store Day, Cartoon Sugar Bowl (+21 more)

It’s 2nd Thursday. Happy Capitol Hill art walk day. Here’s the CHS On the List action for the Hill and beyond. You can let us know about your Capitol Hill event by adding a free listing on the CHS Calendar. Doing something cool elsewhere in the city? Let our pals at TheSunBreak know.

Thursday, April 14

Capitol Hill art walk: For anybody concerned about Capitol Hill becoming a monoculture of trendy food and drink business projects, the monthly art walk is your chance to encourage the best artists in the city to be part of the neighborhood and foster creative diversity. How do you do that? By showing up and looking at their work, for one. The full roster of participating venues can be found at http://www.blitzcapitolhill.com/ but we like the community-driven set of listings that flow through http://www.facebook.com/CapitolHillArtsWalk
Penetration 1-year anniversary party and benefit for Japan at Unicorn

Art for Japan silent auction at Boom Noodle
Eco-sexy trivia at Babeland
Taste the Music dinner at Osteria La Spiga
Garfield High Pops Concert at Quincy Jones Auditorium
Not your Granny’s Bingo at Auto Battery

Friday, April 15

O Lovely Glowworm at Erickson Theater
Free cake at Broadway Umpqua Bank
Queers in Space dance benefit for Queer Youth Space
Let My Bunnies Go! Easter/Passover burlesque extravaganza opens in Odd Fellows West Hall
Finish your taxes
Moe Bar streams Coachella
Last day to submit designs for Cal Anderson Park Independence Day Picnic poster gig.
UPDATE: Century Ballroom hosts View & Chew free showing of An American in Paris. (Oops. Century slipped up — this is *next* week)

Saturday, April 16

Record Store Day: Sonic Boom Capitol Hill hosts Moondoggies and Telekinesis. Porchlight will be open at 8, has deals and a list of RSD titles. Everyday Music is doing 20% off used, 10% off new. Wall of Sound is… well, they exist! And are on Hill! Zion’s Gate, too.
Earth Day for Kids at Olympic Sculpture Park
Cartoon Sugar Bowl all-you-can-eat cereal bar and cartoon marathon at Central Cinema
Seattle Architecture Foundation’s Pike/Pine history walk season begins
City Council’s Tom Rasmussen at Montlake Library
Three Dollar Bill Cinema’s spring series presents Leonard Nimoy in Deathwatch at Northwest Film Forum.
Gorilla FC takes in the Sounders away match at Auto Battery
UPDATE: HONK! Fest West benefit A Night of Mischief and Music at FRED Wildlife Refuge