By sunrise, West Seattle is likely to be dealing with the usual work that follows a windstorm: clearing branches, sweeping debris, and checking yards and sidewalks for damage. Even so, the neighborhood's Sunday schedule remains full, with events running from Alki to Delridge and into the evening.

The morning begins with two group runs, one meeting at the Alki Statue of Liberty and another gathering at C and P Coffee. A Mah Jongg session follows at The Missing Piece, while the West Seattle Farmers Market runs late morning into early afternoon along California SW with its regular mix of fresh food and prepared items.

The market also includes the Kiwanis Club of West Seattle's Toys for Tots collection at the south end, with new unwrapped toys being accepted and activities for kids nearby. Through the afternoon, visitors can also stop by the Seattle Chinese Garden, borrow from the West Seattle Tool Library at Youngstown, or head to The Hydrant for the Seahawks game.

Other stops on the Sunday lineup include a post-election gathering in The Junction, an open house at Hope Lutheran School, and tasting-room hours at Welcome Road Winery. Later in the day, the schedule turns toward live performance and social events, with a free Arcobaleno Strings show at Kenyon Hall, Circle of Songs at C and P Coffee, an album event at Revelry Room, a musician meetup at Mr. B's Mead Center, trivia at Corner Pocket, and live jazz at The Alley.

Originally reported by West Seattle Blog.