From sweet treats to live theater, here are ways to celebrate Valentines Day locally

Auburn, WALocal News

As Valentine’s Day nears, South King County is buzzing with events designed to celebrate love and connection. On February 7, the Northwest Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert at the Highline Performing Arts Center, spotlighting contemporary composers alongside classical favorites. For those looking for humor, Renton Civic Theater will stage the musical "I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change," starting February 14, capturing the ups and downs of relationships through witty songs and relatable scenarios. Simultaneously, Burien Actors Theatre will unveil the U. S.

premiere of "Beginning," a poignant comedy about love and vulnerability, also debuting on February 14. The Valentine’s Dance at Sleight of Hand Cellars will feature a local Cure tribute band, adding a festive flair to the celebrations. No Valentine’s Day would be complete without sweet treats, and Lowrider Cookie Company offers a selection of mouthwatering cookies, emphasizing community support. With a variety of events, South King County promises a memorable Valentine’s Day experience for everyone. Embrace the season of love with these delightful local offerings.

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