First, we have some repeats: “Love Letters” (for lovers, duh) and the BHS Winter One Acts (for the romantically disinclined) run all weekend.

Then Saturday, Spacecraft serves up “retro-rock,” courtesy of Colorworks (they describe themselves as “mysterious and kinetically playful with the zest of the Zombies, the tonality of the Byrds and the kick of the Kinks”) and The Echo Echo Echoes (“Music for a beach day!”) Per usual, the show begins at 8. Tix here.

After overdosing on chocolate from a generic pink heart-shaped box, you’re in the mood for a dreamy jaunt – Cupid’s Walk, that is. Peruse 14 sweet spots – ideal for sneaking kisses – at the Bloedel Reserve. Admission is $5 off for couples Saturday and Sunday.

Our Founding Fathers were masters of innovation (Between wars, George Washington designed a 16-sided barn and Lincoln patented a flotation system) so it’s only natural that you would spend your President’s Day absorbing “ideas worth spreading.” Bainbridge Cinemas presents TED2016: Dream Opening Night, a live broadcast of the conference that made 18-minute talks sexy, at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Monday.