This weekend there's so much to do in West Seattle, from an author signing at Easy Street Records to specials on spa treatments and no taxes on products purchased in the Junction this Saturday.

Friday, April 24

A night of beauty and fashion in the Junction
Carmilia’s, Clementine, Edie’s and Sweetie
7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Each store will offer mini-spa treatments, drinks and treats. They will also be giving out a punch card that earns a glass of bubbly at West 5.

The One and Only True Messiah ( Rock ), Jacob Carver CD release ( Rock / Alternative / Acoustic ) and Celebrity Orphans ( Rock / Electro / Rock )
Skylark Cafe
9 p.m.
Free, 21+

Saturday, April 25

The Junction Rebellion: No Sales Tax day
Daylong event at participating businesses

Merchants will offer special promotions and charge no sales tax all day. Great deals include free coffee at Red Cup Espresso when you bring your own cup and one third off any full-priced item at Capers. Print out coupons for additional offers.

Feedback Lounge grand opening
6 p.m. to close
21+

The Morgan Junction's newest bar promises to be "all about music" with rock memorabilia and constant music videos. A full food and bar menu is available at their new Web site.

Greg Prato signs documentary "Grunge Is Dead"
Easy Street Records
6 p.m.
Free, all ages

In writing “Grunge Is Dead” Prato conducted over 130 interviews including Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder, Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil, Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses, producer Jack Endino and West Seattle’s own Matt Vaughan, owner of Easy Street Records. Prato expects some of the books contributors to show up Saturday night.

Another Perfect Crime (Rock / Indie), Danielli (Indie / Pop) and Elba (Rock / Indie / Alternative)
Skylark Cafe
9 p.m.
Free, 21+

Sunday, April 26

Farmer's Market
Alaska Street and 42nd Avenue Southwest
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

This Sunday will be the first day that Skillet serves up its tasty "street food."

Sleep For Sleepers (Indie / Rock / Christian), Brightwood (Rock / Alternative / Indie) and New Heights
Skylark Cafe
7 p.m.
Free, all ages

Is our weekend entertainment calendar missing an important event? If so email Rose Egge at rosee@robinsonnews.com.