It's Valentine's Day weekend, and we've already rounded up all the ways to celebrate for $20 or less. But, if you have a heart-shaped chocolate hangover and you just want to know about the non-holiday-related happenings on the cheap, you're in the right place. Below, find all of your options for last-minute entertainment to last you through the long weekend (happy Presidents' Day!) that won't cost more than $10, ranging from Rare Treats Pop-Up Market Past Event Like List to the opening of Agnieszka Polska's new Frye exhibit Love Bite Past Event Like List , and from a Presidents' Day rally with Bernie Sanders and Pramila Jayapal Past Event Like List to the apocalyptic drag show Soft Shock Past Event Like List . For even more options, check out our complete EverOut Things To Do calendar and our list of cheap & easy things to do in Seattle all year long.

FRIDAY

MUSIC

1. Bed of Roses
   Luscious DJ collective Bed of Roses will take over every second Friday of the month, starting tonight. 
   (Capitol Hill, free)
2. The Djangomatics Past Event Like List
   The Djangomatics live up to their name in that they play a style of jazz deeply influenced by iconic Romani guitarist and composer Django Reinhardt.
   (Downtown, free)
3. Happy Times Sad Times, Antonioni, Black Ends Past Event Like List
   Join Seattle's Happy Times Sad Times for a night of "trashy indie rock in the vein of Audacity or Ty Segall" (per the band). They'll be joined by Antonioni and Black Ends. 
   (Ballard, $10)
4. This Charming Man Past Event Like List
   A live DJ will spin songs by the Smiths, the Kooks, the Kinks, the Rolling Stones, and other seminal rock bands of yesteryear. 
   (Belltown, free/$5)
VISUAL ART

5. Exhibitions Opening Reception Past Event Like List
   Celebrate the openings of Rebecca Brewer: Natural Horror Past Event Like List , Subspontaneous: Francesca Lohmann and Rob Rhee,  Past Event Like List and Agnieszka Polska: Love Bite Past Event Like List  with a preview of the art and drinks from the cash bar.
   (First Hill, free)
6. 'Qualifications of Being' Release Party Past Event Like List
   Flip through a copy of trans and Two-Spirit artist Raven Two Feather's comic-based zine, Qualifications of Being, and enjoy a live performance from the Two-Spirit Drum Group.
   (Capitol Hill, free)
7. Art Up PhinneyWood
   Walk around charming Greenwood/Phinney (just north of the zoo) and take in art from dozens of venues, from galleries to restaurants to bookshops, including Couth Buzzard Books, Greenwood Space Travel Company, and the Phinney Center Gallery.
   (Capitol Hill, free)
8. Belltown Art Walk
   On second Fridays, wander around Belltown and check out the local art scene amidst the waves of drinkers and clubbers. 
   (Belltown, free)
9. Shaun Kardinal: Present Tense Past Event Like List
   Using aerial photographs of forests, deserts, mountains, and polar ice culled from nature magazines, Seattle-based artist Shaun Kardinal creates compelling and interesting collages, reinterpreting the images by using colored thread. The result are compositions that explore space, time, and the disintegration of our environment, often juxtaposing “opposite” ecosystems to call attention to the effect that climate change is having on our home. The embroidered elements of his work bring a sense of order and precision to a world without either. A portion of the proceeds from sales will be donated to the Sierra Club Foundation, funding climate solutions and conservation. JASMYNE KEIMIG
   (Pioneer Square, free)
   Closing Friday

FRIDAY-SUNDAY

10. Science Comedy with Dr. Matthew Murtha Past Event Like List
    Scientist and comedian Dr. Matthew Murtha will prove that researchers can have a sense of humor in his hour-long special. Valerie Bentivegna (Bright Club, Edinburgh Festival Fringe) hosts.
    (Downtown, $10)

SATURDAY

COMEDY

11. Improv for Everyone Past Event Like List
    Local improvisers will teach you the ropes of spontaneous acting.
    (Downtown, free)
12. Stand-up Comedy Show Past Event Like List
    Sip local brews and enjoy locally bred comedy with Dain Drumhiller, Jim Stewart Allen, Jaci Terjeson, and Natalie Holt. 
    (Hillman City, $10)
COMMUNITY

13. Bird Fest Past Event Like List
    When your friends and family visit from out of town, impress them with your casual knowledge of the winged creatures in your own backyard by attending Burien's Bird Fest. Coolest of all, you'll get to play a part in the annual Backyard Bird Count.
    (Burien, free)
14. Climate Crisis: A Call to Action Past Event Like List
    Find out ways to combat climate change at this free workshop. 
    (University District, free)
15. State of Africatown 2020: The African American/African Gathering Past Event Like List
    Get the latest on the goals, opportunities, and challenges facing Seattle's African American and African Diaspora community in 2020 and beyond.
    (Central District, free)
FOOD & DRINK

16. Seattle Night Market: Lunar New Year Past Event Like List
    This massive indoor night market will pop up for the Lunar New Year, bringing over 100 local Asian-inspired vendors and food trucks, plus a live DJ, to Magnuson Park.
    (Sand Point, $1)
MUSIC

17. Atrocity Girl, MTR Project, Nurse Ratchett Past Event Like List
    Femme thrashers Atrocity Girl will head up a punk-rock show with fellow local groups MTR Project and Nurse Ratchett.
    (West Seattle, $8)
18. Cedar Teeth, Jacob Navarro, Navid Eliot Past Event Like List
    Enjoy a night of rootsy folk-rock and dream-pop with Northwest acts Cedar Teeth, Jacob Navarro, and Navid Eliot. 
    (Ballard, $10)
19. Dream Queen, Glass Boys, Brutal Poodle Past Event Like List
    Vancouver rock trio Brutal Poodle and local lo-fi pop-rockers Glass Boys will warm you up for a set from psych-rock headliners Dream Queen. 
    (Belltown, $8)
20. Free at the Frye: Michael Kudirka Past Event Like List
    Hailed as a virtuosic performer, Michael Kudirka will perform a program true to his background as a classical guitarist and his world travels as a recitalist and chamber musician.
    (First Hill, free)
21. FRISK Jockstrap PARTY with DJ Robbie Nielsen Past Event Like List
    It's a dance party by men in jockstraps, for men in jockstraps with DJ Robbie Nielsen bringing "house music tribal beats."
    (Capitol Hill, $6/$8)
22. Fuego! - A Reggaeton Dance Party Past Event Like List
    Get down to Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, J. Balvin, and others at this reggaeton DJ dance party. 
    (Capitol Hill, $5)
23. Graceland Manila Past Event Like List
    Thrust along to hits by the King performed by local Elvis cover band Graceland Manila. 
    (Beacon Hill, free)
24. Haute Sauce: M0MLYN, Swervewon, Vega, Miguel Rockwell Past Event Like List
    M0MLYN, Swervewon, Vega, and Miguel Rockwell will be your DJs at this edition of "Seattle's home for hip-hop and dance music."
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
25. The Hot McGandhis Past Event Like List
    Get down to "funky jazz and boogaloo tunes" from a quintet of seasoned Seattle musicians as they play standards from the 1960s to the present.
    (Downtown, free)
26. Lovesick's 50th Birthday Party!! Past Event Like List
    Seattle's DJ Lovesick is turning 50 years old. Join the festivities with a night of "crazy drink specials" and tunes from the birthday boy himself and DJ Peg. 
    (West Seattle, free)
27. Neighborhood Watch: Robot & Ravidat, Jayomi, Powerbleeder Past Event Like List
    Dance to indie pop-rock with Robot & Ravidat, Jayomi, and Powerbleeder. 
    (Downtown, $10)
28. Noah Byrd, Jesse Blake Hay, Maddy Smith, Spencer Carlson Past Event Like List
    Singer-songwriter and Elliott Smith stan Noah Byrd will headline with a live set and viewing party for his new "Living Room" music video. He'll be joined by Jesse Blake Hay and Maddy Smith. 
    (University District, $10)
29. Original Music Inspired by the Works of Shakespeare Past Event Like List
    The Bushwick Book Club will perform live music inspired by the works of everyone's favorite Bard, William Shakespeare. 
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
30. Pint & Dale - Songs and Stories of the Seven Seas Past Event Like List
    Regulars William Pint and Felicia Dale will play songs about their adventures while you eat snacks.
    (Greenwood, free)
31. Sweet Jesus, Swinson & The Expedition, Will Rainier and the Pines Past Event Like List
    Sweet Jesus blends post-punk and garage-rock with psychedelic folk. Join them for a night out with Swinson & the Expedition and Will Rainier and the Pines.
    (Pioneer Square, $8)
32. A Swinging Night with the Unknowns and Ranger and The Re-Arrangers Past Event Like List
    The Unknowns will bring you a night of jazz standards, soulful ballads, and lively swing jams with support from g*psy jazz outfit Ranger and the Re-Arrangers.
    (Columbia City, free)
33. The World’s Greatest Emo and Pop Punk Party Past Event Like List
    Go beyond the throwback DJ night and opt for live emo and pop-punk with local bands Green Lake Basement, Happy Heartbreak, Fiore, and Less Than Three.
    (Fremont, $10)
PERFORMANCE

34. My Little Planet: A Performance by Agnieszka Polska Past Event Like List
    In conjunction with her new Frye exhibition, Love Bite Past Event Like List , Berlin-based artist Agnieszka Polska will present a "quasi-scientific performative audio-visual presentation" that explores the ridiculousness of nature of social norms. Afterward, the artist will be joined by curator Amanda Donnan and historian Graham Burnett for a conversation on her work.
    (Capitol Hill, free)
35. Soft Shock 2020 Past Event Like List
    This night of drag hosted by Old Witch and starring Bosco, Kitty Glitter, Lazarus Rise, and Thadayus, plus SissySlays and Vivvi The Force from San Diego, sounds like it's full of apocalyptic horror. Fun times!
    (Downtown, $7/$9)
READINGS & TALKS

36. Angelo Moore Is Dr. Madd Vibe! Past Event Like List
    Dr. Madd Vibe, aka Angelo Moore, aka the frontman of '80s-born ska-punk band Fishbone, will bring you an interdisciplinary reading and performance highlighting his work in film and comics. Press materials promise that it'll be "a thrilling ride through an auditory amusement park."
    (Downtown, free)
37. Corey Tabor: Snail Crossing Past Event Like List
    Children's book author and illustrator Corey Tabor tells the story of a slow and steady snail whose kindness is rewarded with friendship. He'll read to kiddos live. 
    (University District, free)
38. Erica Miner: 'Murder in the Pit' and 'Death by Opera' Past Event Like List
    Local author and musician Erica Miner will read from her books Murder in the Pit and Death by Opera, both of which follow the life and times of a violinist who has a secret talent for sleuthing. 
    (Edmonds, free)
39. History of Eastside Logging (Presented by the Eastside Heritage Center) Past Event Like List
    Did you know that nearly all the big trees you see on the Eastside are less than 100 years old, and that they won't reach maturity for another 400 years? At this talk, you'll learn all sorts of new facts and you'll get to see old logging artifacts. 
    (Bellevue, free)
40. Julie Blacklow with Pepper Schwartz: Diary of a Badass Reporter Past Event Like List
    Prolific journalist Julie Blacklow will reflect on her time as one of the first women in television news in America, as relayed in her book Fearless—Diary of a Badass Reporter. She'll be joined in conversation by UW sociologist and sexologist Pepper Schwartz.
    (First Hill, $5)
41. Julie Tate-Libby: The Good Way Past Event Like List
    Most people go through periods of self-discovery, but Julie Tate-Libby had an especially unique coming-of-age journey. She'll read from her memoir that recounts her travels in Nepal, where she parted ways with her church's missionary group to go on a solo trek through the Himalayas as a late teen.
    (Lake Forest Park, free)
42. Kim Stafford: Wild Honey, Tough Salt Past Event Like List
    Portland poet Kim Stafford, son of the poet laureate William Stafford, will deliver a reading of his collection Wild Honey, Tough Salt, which draws on such experiences as "wandering New Orleans in a trance, savoring the life of artist Tove Jansson, reading the fine print on the Mexican peso and the Scottish five-pound note" and penetrates into darker material from there.
    (Capitol Hill, free)
43. Natalee Woods: Full Support Past Event Like List
    Natalee Woods shares the stories of women she encountered while working as a bra-fitter at a high-end department store for more than a decade. 
    (Ravenna, free)
44. The Nature of Poetry: Celebrating African American Poets Past Event Like List
    Listen to nature poetry by Black American poets and try penning a few verses of your own.
    (Renton, free)
45. Writing for Kids in the PNW Past Event Like List
    Children's book authors Somaiya Daud (Mirage), Christine Day (I Can Make This Promise), and Will Taylor (Abby's Neverending Pillow Fort) will discuss their writing processes and their publishing journeys before a signing. 
    (University District, free)
SHOPPING

46. Rare Treats Pop-up Market Past Event Like List
    Buy stuff (vintage clothes, household goods, gifts, and more) from lovely local vendors and artists like Little Wolf Distro, Real Bazaar, Memmi LeBlanc, Pinephilos, and others. DJs Gene Pankey and AbGlanz will be on the decks, Crop Pop Soda Shop will sling their small-batch beverages, and Passiflora Massage will dig into your sore muscles.
    (Capitol Hill, free)
SPORTS & RECREATION

47. Dragons Home Opener Post Game Party Past Event Like List
    No matter the final score, celebrate XFL team the Seattle Dragons' first home game Past Event Like List at an after-party with '60s-'90s rock cover band the Kennedy Brothers.
    (Downtown, free)
48. Washington GYM vs. Arizona Past Event Like List
    UW's Men's gymnastics team will take on Arizona State University.
    (University District, $10)
VISUAL ART

49. Pamela Bond: Contemporary Traditional Winter Clothing Past Event Like List
    Check out contemporary takes on traditional winter clothing worn by Puget-Salish peoples, including woven skirts made from mountain goat fur, wooly dog fur, and plant fibers. 
    (West Seattle, free)

SATURDAY-SUNDAY

VISUAL ART

50. Agnieszka Polska: Love Bite Past Event Like List
    Krakow and Berlin-based audiovisual artist Agnieszka Polska revels in the digital, the hallucinatory, and the ASMR-ish to create her seductive video works. Interested in the intersection of language, history, and scientific theory, she examines individual and social responsibility. The show will also mark the U.S. debut of two of Polska’s video installations that address climate change and mass extinction: one being a giant projection of a childlike sun with huge eyes witnessing the environmental collapse of our own blue planet, the other an immersive video that recreates a lush and ancient prehistoric environment that contemplates “humanity's potential to overcome enormous threats like the current climate crisis.”JASMYNE KEIMIG
    (First Hill, free)
    Opening Saturday

SATURDAY-MONDAY

FESTIVALS

51. Movin' Around the World: Winter Past Event Like List
    In partnership with Northwest Folklife, this weeklong event invites people of all ages to learn about cultures around the world through live music and dance and hands-on activities.
    (Seattle Center, free)

SUNDAY

COMEDY

52. Black Ice: The Unexpected Sitcom Past Event Like List
    Unexpected Productions improvisers will fashion a live prime-time TV sitcom using audience suggestions.
    (Downtown, $10)
FOOD & DRINK

53. Intentionalist Black History Month Brunch at Jerk Shack Past Event Like List
    At this event hosted by local small-business guide Intentionalist, tuck into a Caribbean-style brunch as Jerk Shack chef and owner Trey Lamont discusses the story behind his restaurant.
    (Belltown, $5)
MUSIC

54. The Boards, Drea & The Marilyns, Buckets of Rain Past Event Like List
    Local surf-grunge band the Boards will hit you with some '60s nostalgia after opening sets from indie-pop trio Drea & the Marilyns and Buckets of Rain. 
    (Ballard, $10)
55. Circle of Friends Past Event Like List
    This chamber music concert will feature works for violin, voice, and piano by Leopold Godowsky, performed by Seattle Pacific University faculty. 
    (Queen Anne, free)
56. Presidents' Day Valentines JamJam Past Event Like List
    DJ Moh and resident Zions Gate Sound will spin reggae, dancehall, R&B, and other danceable genres. 
    (Georgetown, free)
57. Presidents' Day Weekend at Q Nightclub Past Event Like List
    Celebrate what will hopefully be a three-day weekend at your workplace with this stacked set of of tunes selected by DJs Beeba, ItsTr3nt B2B Basskids, Blast, and Yohiness.
    (Capitol Hill, $10)
58. The Refrain, Delta Avenue, Killinit Past Event Like List
    Join Portland pop/EDM group the Refrain for some dance tunes with funk-rock five-piece Delta Avenue and Killinit.
    (Greenwood, $5)
59. Satoko Fujii Kaze Past Event Like List
    Japanese pianist Satoko Fujii Kaze and her quartet will treat Seattle to a night of free jazz.
    (Columbia City, $10)
PARTIES & NIGHTLIFE

60. Ski Apres Day Party Past Event Like List
    Fit up like a 1980s gnar-shredder (you might consider puffy-shiny neon pants and big hair) and mingle with your fellow skiers and snowboarders over Red Bull cocktails and hard seltzers. A live DJ, costume contest, a beer pong tournament (the winner of which will get a brand-new snowboard), an icy shot luge, and raffles will complete the night.
    (Downtown, free)
READINGS & TALKS

61. Dennis Baron: Exploring the History of Our Pronouns Past Event Like List
    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's professor emeritus of English and linguistics will examine supposedly today's newfangled use of gender-neutral pronouns—which actually go back centuries, as Baron shows in his book What’s Your Pronoun: Beyond He and She. This book, which delves into Shakespeare's use of singular-they, the interpretation of "he" by turn-of-the-century feminists, and neutral pronouns of history, sounds like an educated and informed survey of an important linguistic-social phenomenon.
    (First Hill, $5)
62. Douglas Farnell: The Snow Leopard and the Ibex Past Event Like List
    The owner of a software company seeks international sources of credit in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. But his problems get bigger than money when a dangerous threat appears over the Black Sea. Hear Douglas Farnell read from his new mystery/thriller.
    (Lake Forest Park, free)
63. Gayle Brandeis and Jennifer Calkins Past Event Like List
    The author of the Bellwether Prize-winning novel The Book of Dead Birds will link up with Seattle writer and evolutionary biologist Jennifer Calkins for a reading of their new works: Many Restless Concerns: The Victims of Countess Bathory Speak in Chorus Zoom (which recounts the killing of hundreds of women and girls late in the 16th and 17th centuries) and Fugitive Assembly (which press materials describe as "Joan Didion meets Bhanu Kapil meets the films of Kelly Reichardt"), respectively.
    (Capitol Hill, free)
64. Separate Even in Death: Black Funerals and Cemeteries Past Event Like List
    Genealogist Janice Lovelace will explain how African Americans were denied equality even in cemeteries from the 16th to the 20th centuries.
    (Renton, free)
SPORTS & RECREATION

65. Seattle University Redhawks vs. Creighton Bluejays Past Event Like List
    The Seattle University Redhawks will take on the Creighton Bluejays in this men's baseball game.
    (Bellevue, $10)

MONDAY

COMMUNITY

66. Rally in Washington with Bernie Sanders & Rep. Pramila Jayapal Past Event Like List
    Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will be in Washington with Rep. Pramila Jayapal, as his campaign continues to surge forward following a big win in the New Hampshire primary.
    (Tacoma, free)
GEEK

67. Half-Priced Games All Day Past Event Like List
    GameWorks will let you play games for half-price from open to close.
    (Downtown, no cover)
68. Presidents' Day Board Game Happy Hour Past Event Like List
    If you're lucky enough to have Presidents' Day off, spend it playing board games and enjoying all-day happy hour offerings. 
    (Ballard, free)
69. Trivia Night Benefitting Firefighter Stairclimb Past Event Like List
    Hang out with firefighters and show off your smarts at this trivia night benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. 
    (Ballard, $10)
MUSIC

70. Greg Vandy For President! Birthday Show Past Event Like List
    Get patriotic for Greg Vandy's birthday with this celebratory show featuring sets by Secretary Of Defense General Sherman & Her Army Of Volunteers Band, Minister Of Culture DJ Sean Jewell (American Standard Time) on the decks, and Vandy’s Cabinet Of Flaky Friends.
    (Belltown, $5)
71. Nolan Garrett, Alex Dunaway, Girls Chat Room Past Event Like List
    Tacoman pop singer Nolan Garrett will headline with support from locals Alex Dunaway and Girls Chat Room. 
    (Belltown, $5)
72. Puddle Stompers Past Event Like List
    Puddle Stompers will play jazz, blues, and country from the 1930s-'50s. 
    (Downtown, free)
73. SIDE by SIDE! with Den Tapes Past Event Like List
    Break through the weekday doldrums with a free DJ set via cassettes only and hand-selected by Den Tapes every Monday night in February, starting tonight.
    (Ballard, free)
74. Town Forest, Tombstone Jackson, Guests Past Event Like List
    Local trio Town Forest will bring their lonesome reverb to Ballard with support from Tombstone Jackson. 
    (Ballard, $10)
READINGS & TALKS

75. Author Talk: Vegetable Kingdom with Bryant Terry Past Event Like List
    A January 24 Washington Post article noted that eight percent of African American adults consider themselves vegans—the highest among all demographic groups in the US. (According to a 2016 survey by Pew Research Center, only three percent of Americans overall identify as vegans.) Black vegan eco-chef and food justice activist Bryant Terry is among veganism’s strongest advocates and is working on increasing that number one fantastic cookbook at a time, including 2014’s Afro-Vegan: Farm-Fresh African, Caribbean, and Southern Flavors Remixed (which Bon Appétit praised as one of the best vegetarian cookbooks of all time; it also helped him earn a James Beard Foundation Leadership Award in 2015). He’s got a new book out, Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes, and he’ll be appearing at a cookbook talk with local chef and instructor Tarik Abdullah. LEILANI POLK
    (Fremont, free)
76. Joshua Hammer: The Falcon Thief Past Event Like List
    Joshua Hammer (The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu) will read from his new true-crime/adventure novel The Falcon Thief. 
    (Rainier Valley, free)
77. Rosabeth Moss Kanter: Innovation and Leadership for Changing the World Past Event Like List
    With insight from her book Think Outside the Building: How Advanced Leaders Can Change the World One Smart Innovation at a Time, Rosabeth Moss Kanter will retell the story of a former Trader Joe’s executive who worked to make nutritional food more accessible to underserved communities, plus more inspiriting stories from other leaders. 
    (First Hill, $5)