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Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day with your kids, significant other, or your pets, the Boise area has several options to help you celebrate the ones you love this Valentine's Day! Several area events require tickets and pre-orders due to COVID-19, so start planning your festivities early.
Join Appetite4Seduction’s Valentine’s Day Dinner...at home! This virtual cooking class comes with planning details about a week before the class so you know what ingredients to purchase, what gadgets you'll need, and the webinar logistics.
Valentine's Day Show with Jeff Crosby and Darci Carlson
If dinner and a show is more your style, The Sapphire Room is hosting Jeff Crosby and Darci Carson with a full bar and food menu. CDH guidelines are being followed and temperatures will be checked at the door. Tickets are required.
If wine & true crime are more the vibe for you and your honey, take them to a murder mystery dinner! Seating is limited because of COVID-19, so tickets are required. If you've been missing live events, this is a perfect opportunity.
Galentine’s Day Ladies' Night Out at Melting Pot
On Wednesday, February 10th, plan a night out with your gal pals at the Boise Melting Pot location. Reservations are highly suggested for this annual event. For $35, enjoy cheese and chocolate fondue, salad, and bubbly or sparkling cider. Melting Pot also hosts a Little Cupid's Celebration on February 21st.
Paint a Gnome During Mommy And Me: Valentine Gnomes at Wine & Design
Take your lovable little one to go paint gnomes for Valentine's Day! Tickets are required for this hands-on and step-by-step experience. If you're not ready to celebrate in public at this point, Wine & Design is offering virtual and paint at-home kits as well!
How are you showing some love this Valentine's Day? Celebrating out on the town (safely, of course) or keeping it cozy at home?
Scott grew up in Orange County, CA. and he and his family moved to Boise in 1972. He graduated from Meridian High School, then obtained a BA in Marketing from Boise State University. He has over 20 ye....
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