ave the date—Saturday, November 21--for Burien’s biggest art sale and celebration.

The Burien Arts Association presents its 8th Annual Vision 20/20 Art Sale on Nov. 21 at the Burien Community Center, 14700 6th Ave. S.W. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

Sure, there will be the usual affordable art, buying frenzy, fun food from local restaurants, marvelous music, refreshing beverages and great raffle prizes.

But this year, there are a couple of exciting new twists:
Get a sneak preview of Burien Arts’ mind-bending Wearable Art Runway Show with live models.

And Burien’s economic development director, Dan Trimble will unveil the winners of the city’s “Storyboard Burien” photo contest. The city’s brand-new Film Office is sponsoring the photo contest to discover the best locations in Burien to film. Submissions are due by Nov. 1. Details at www.burienwa.gov/film.

Veteran Vision 20/20 goers will know to browse carefully the more than 400 pieces of small artworks and then stake out a spot by their favorite pieces. Because when the bell rings, there will be a buying frenzy as they snatch their favorites off the wall and head over to the waiting cashiers.

Each 8”x 8” work is only $50 (tax included) and the money goes to support Burien Arts great programs throughout the year. Burien Arts sponsors the Burien Arts Gallery with monthly fine-arts exhibits, the Highline Classic Jazz Festival, Shakespeare in the Park, Wild Strawberry Festival strawberry shortcake booth, student workshops and more.

More information at www.burienarts.org and 206-244-7808.