Have plans for Valentine’s Day yet? If not, here are the most popular date options trending for Valentine’s Day: Drive-in movies. Arcades. Zoos. Casinos. Couples massages. Aquariums. Sip and paint. And don't forget to find your perfect Valentine's playlist on iHeartRadio.
If you're planning to give roses for Valentine's make sure you're sending the intended message. Red roses signify deep love. Pink is all about admiration. White stands for purity, while yellow is more of a friendship vibe.
Know what else is super romantic? Stargazing and February is a great month for it! Five planets will be in full view all month long depending on cloud cover- could be a romantic way to spend Valentine's night. Most of the planets; Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Mercury will be visible to the naked eye, but for those who want to catch a glimpse of Uranus and Neptune binoculars or a telescope are needed.
Tualatin Parks and Recreation is spreading joy with their "Share the Love" program. From February 1-28, there are 500 hand-blown glass hearts hidden in City of Tualatin parks and greenways.
Lincoln City's Finders Keepers is doing a special Valentines drop of red, pink and white floats along the beach.
If craft beer is their love language, take them out to enjoy Oregon Craft Beer Month. A month-long focus on Oregon craft breweries, highlighting events, beer releases, and more!
Nikki Glaser: Alive and Unwell is at The Schnitz Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday Feb 15 is your last chance to check out The Portland Winter Light Festival. This year's theme is "A Light For Tomorrow: A Technicolor Future."
Also wrapping up this weekend, Portland Dumpling Week.
It's the first of three free fishing weekends in Oregon this year which means you don’t need a license to fish, crab or clam anywhere in Oregon. During these events, fishing rules still apply.
The Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show is this weekend at The Portland Expo Center.
STACEY & MIKE WATCHLIST
Stacey: Prime Target on Apple+. Ironically not airing on Prime or available at Target.
Mike: Yule Log 24/7. And also Invincible on Prime
If you have the MLB network you’ll be the first to see the new Portland Pickles documentary Saturday at 2pm. The team stars in “Pickles Pickles Pickles,” following the team’s rise and their role helping to “keep Portland weird.”
This Sunday is the live three-hour "SNL50: The Anniversary Special." On Saturday, in the shows regular time slot they’ll air the very first SNL episode that George Carlin hosted. He didn’t appear in any sketches, but did perform three stand-up routines. The show featured two musical guests, Billy Preston and Janis Ian. Chevy Chase hosted "Weekend Update" and Jim Henson's Muppets were featured. Andy Kaufman had a guest performance, but a scheduled Billy Crystal appearance was cut due to time.
