Cavalia performances continue through 2/19 in Marymoor Park, Redmond.
Washington
Spokane International Film Festival
Continues through 2/4 Spokane
The festival brings films from around the world, receptions and talks to downtown venues. (509) 720-7743, www.spokanefilmfestival.org
Spokane National Boat Show
Continues through 2/4 Spokane County Fair and Expo Center
See just about every type of vessel imaginable and learn the ins and outs of boating at the near-hourly seminars. (509) 991-1002, www.spokaneboatshow.com
International Boat Show
Continues through 2/5 CenturyLink Field Event Center, South Lake Union, Seattle
Find everything you need to get on the water. (206) 634-0911, www.seattleboatshow.com
Cavalia
Coninues through 2/19 Marymoor Park, Redmond
The multisensory experience combines Cirque du Soleil-style acrobatics and aerial skills with remarkably original horsemanship in a celebration of equines and their relationship with man. (877) 999-8111, www.cavalia.net
Don Quixote
2/3–2/12 McCaw Hall, Seattle
Pacific Northwest Ballet presents the U.S. premiere of this adaptation of the classic. Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky created this rendition for the Dutch National Ballet in 2010. (206) 441-2424, www.pnb.org
Oklahoma!
2/3–3/4 The 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle
Spectrum Dance Theater brings this old-time Rogers and Hammerstein favorite to life. (206) 625-1900, www.5thavenue.org
Asian New Year Kite Celebration
2/4–2/5 World Kite Museum
Learn about kites, food, games and folk art from this year’s featured nation, Indonesia. (800) 451-2542, www.worldkitemuseum.com
Markham Mardi Gras and Garlic Festival
2/4–2/5 Westport Winery, Aberdeen
Ale ages are welcome to visit the winery and enjoy live jazz, gumbo and other fun. (360) 648-2224, www.westportwines.com
Northwest Flower and Garden Show
2/8–2/12 Washington State Convention Center, Seattle
Six acres of demonstration gardens provide the inspiration you need to bring your own gardens into bloom. (800) 343-6973, www.gardenshow.com
Gauguin and Polynesia: An Elusive Paradise
2/9–4/29 Seattle Art Museum
The touring exhibition showcases about 60 of Gauguin’s paintings, sculptures and other works, each reflecting aspects of Polynesia’s influences on the artist. (206) 654-3100, www.seattleartmuseum.org
Seattle Golf and Travel Show
2/10–2/12 CenturyLink Field Event Center
The show brings golf industry exhibitors together with reps from tourism organizations, resorts and cruise lines. (206) 784-1333, www.seattlegolfshow.com
Spokane International Auto Show
2/10–2/12 Spokane County Fair and Expo Center
Representatives from 28 auto manufacturers show off the new year’s models. (509) 995-1100, www.spokaneautoshow.com
Mardi Gras Gala and Auction
2/11 Hotel Bellwether, Bellingham
Proceeds from the Assistance League of Bellingham’s annual fundraiser are used to purchase school clothes for area kids. (360) 398-2069, www.assistanceleaguebellingham.org
Antique and Collectible Show
2/11–2/12 Ocean Shores Convention Center
More than 80 vendors present antiques ranging from glass and furniture to dolls and vintage baseball cards. (360) 289-4411, www.oceanshoresact.com
Chelan Red Wine and Chocolate
2/11–2/12, 2/18–2/19
Chelan, Manson
Red wines paired with chocolate foods add to the allure of the area’s wineries. (800) 424-3526, www.cometothelake.com
Olympic Peninsula Red Wine and Chocolate
2/11–2/12, 2/18–2/20
Olympic Peninsula Wineries
Designate a driver and visit participating wineries to sample chocolate dishes paired with wine. (800) 785-5495, www.olympicpeninsulawineries.org
The Second City: Laugh Out Loud Tour
2/16 Pantages Theater, Tacoma
The troupe from the famed comedy club and improvisational school dishes out laughs. (253) 591-5890, www.broadwaycenter.org
Spirit of the West Cowboy Gathering
2/16–2/19 Ellensburg
Live music, storytelling, hands-on workshops, the chuck wagon cook-off and other activities pay homage to the cowboy/cowgirl way of life. (888) 925-2204, www.ellensburgcowboygathering.com
Central Washington Sportsmen Show
2/17–2/19 Yakima SunDome
See the latest gear—including fishing boats—and meet outfitters and lodge operators from across the Northwest. (509) 697-8208, www.shuylerproductions.com
Northwest Yoga Conference
2/18–2/19 Lynnwood Convention Center
Workshops offer something for yogis of all ability levels—from those who have never taken a class to instructors. (425) 299-2794, www.nwyogaconference.com
Yakima Valley Red Wine and Chocolate
2/18–2/19 Yakima Valley
Participating wineries sweeten their offerings by pairing their red wines with a surprisingly diverse range of chocolate foods. (800) 258-7270, www.wineyakimavalley.org
Spokane Golf and Travel Show
2/18–2/19 Spokane Convention Center
Attendees receive two free rounds of golf and learn about the latest in equipment and accessories. (509) 621-0125, www.spokanegolfshow.com
Seattle Home Show
2/18–2/26 CenturyLink Event Center, Seattle
Seminars and supplies provide the information and inspiration you need to tackle those home-improvement projects that you simply have to do. (425) 467-0960, www.seattlehomeshow.com
Beauty and the Beast
2/21–2/26 The Paramount Theatre, Seattle
The Disney musical follows the tale of a young prince trapped by a spell that he can only break by learning how to love. (206) 682-1414, www.stgpresents.org
Spokane Home and Yard Show
2/23–2/26 Spokane Fair and Expo Center
Hundreds of displays and demonstrations provide the latest in products, services and tips for home improvement. (509) 924-0588, www.custershows.com
Wintergrass Music Festival
2/23–2/26 Hyatt Regency, Bellevue
Concerts take place on four stages, and the hotel offers ample space to jam. (253) 428-8056, www.acousticsound.org
Regional Home and Garden Show
2/24–2/26 TRAC Center, Pasco
The Home Builders Association of the Tri-Cities brings vendors and experts together to provide inspiration and supplies. (509) 735-2745, www.hbatc.com
La Conner Smelt Derby and Smelt Run
2/25 La Conner
The pancake breakfast, “Fishing for Smelt Derby” and 5k/10k Smelt Run/Walk add up to a full day of fun for all ages. (360) 466-4778, www.laconnerchamber.com
Mystery Weekend
2/25–2/26 Langley
The scenic seaside village turns into a huge mystery whodunit for the weekend. (360) 221-6765, www.visitlangley.com
Harlem Globetrotters
2/22 Spokane, 2/23 Kennewick and Kent; 2/25 Everett; 2/26 Seattle and Yakima; 2/27 Wenatchee
The hoop legends hold court across Washington. (800) 745-3000, www.AAA.com/specialoffers
Green River Glass Show and Sale
2/25 Kent Commons
The array of glass, pottery, china, jewelry and collectibles reflect coveted styles from the early- and mid-20th century. Repair and free glass identification (2-item limit) services are available on site. (253) 852-5250, www.ndga.net/calendar.php
Idaho
McCall Winter Carnival
Continues through 2/5 McCall
The casino night, neon light parade and Mardi Gras parade turn the quaint Idaho town into the Inland Northwest’s version of the Big Easy. (208) 634-7631, www.mccallchamber.org
Pierce Winter Festival
2/3–2/5 Pierce
The activities include sledding at Bald Mountain Ski Area, a kids’ snowman contest, live music at the Timber Inn and more. (208) 435-4406, www.pierce-weippechamber.com
Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
2/22–2/25 University of Idaho, Moscow
Top jazz artists from around the world lead workshops by day and perform in concerts by night. (208) 885-6765, www.uidaho.edu/jazzfest
Oregon
Portland Jazz Festival
2/17–2/26 Portland
Regional, national and international artists perform across town, while lectures, film screenings and other events round out the fun. (503) 228-5299, www.pdxjazz.com
British Columbia
Vernon Winter Carnival
2/3-2/12 Vernon
The snow sculpture competition and hot-air balloon nightglows set the tone for fun at this celebration near Silver Star ski resort. (250) 545-2236, www.vernonwintercarnival.com
Victoria Film Festival
2/3–2/12 Victoria
Special events, receptions, discussions and other gatherings accompany film screenings in venues across town. (250) 389-0444, www.victoriafilmfestival.com
Since event details are subject to change, we recommend calling ahead to confirm listing information. Have an event you'd like to submit? Email calendar events to RobBhatt@aaawin.com.
Cavalia performances continue through 2/19 in Marymoor Park, Redmond.
