We¡¯ve reached the point when more than a few of our New Year¡¯s resolutions have bit the dust, Blue Monday is behind us and the Big Game is right around the corner. In other words, welcome to February. In 2025, the second month of the year is full of sensational February events all across the country, giving you the perfect excuse to get out of the house and have some fun.?

From observances of Black History Month and vibrant early Mardi Gras festivities to delectable food & drink festivals, stylish fashion weeks, film festivals and a plethora of winter carnivals celebrating the nation's snowy landscapes and the unique cultures that call them home, February 2025 events have something for everyone.?

To say nothing of all the warm, fuzzy and chocolate-filled Valentine¡¯s Day celebrations or that famous Pennsylvania groundhog who makes his annual appearance this month. There¡¯s no doubt that February 2025 has got you covered, so click on the slideshow to find out the best February events in your state or to find an event perfect for inspiring a winter road trip.?

Start your month in Birmingham at the 54th Annual World of Wheels indoor custom car show (runs through February 2) before making for Mardi Gras in Mobile, the state's biggest annual bash, which will kick off its parading and partying festivities on February 14, building to a crescendo in early March. Wrap up your month on Alabama's Gulf Coast at the 33rd Annual Orange Beach Seafood & Car Show (February 22), where you can indulge in delicious food, enjoy live music and shop for goods from over 100 arts & crafts vendors.

February brings the beloved tradition of the Ice Alaska World Ice Art Championships back to Fairbanks (begins on February 14 and runs through the end of March). Swing by to witness dazzling works of art crafted by some of the world's best ice carvers. February is also synonymous with The Fur Rendezvous in Anchorage (February 20 - March 2), which will once again flood the city with midwinter cheer and plenty of "only in Alaska" events and revelry. Another great event at the end of the month will be The 51st Festival of Native Arts (February 27 - March 1), which will be held at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Troth Yeddha' Campus with a theme of "Remembering Our Past to Strengthen Our Future".?

Going to Arizona in the middle of winter is always a good idea and the month is full of great things to do under the state¡¯s signature sunny skies. Kick things off at The WM Phoenix Open (February 3-9) in Scottsdale, a golf tournament affectionately dubbed the ¡°Greatest Show on Grass¡± and the ¡°People¡¯s Open¡± for its lively, like-nothing-else atmosphere. Elsewhere in the Grand Canyon State, the long-standing Tubac Festival of the Arts returns on February 5-9, the renowned Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase will take place on February 1-16 and Wickenburg will honor its heritage during the 76th Annual Gold Rush Days festival on February 13-16.?

Dive into the world of anime at the Anime Festival (February 1-2) in Little Rock, then stick around the city for the truly unique Garden Bros. Nuclear Circus on February 6-9. For those with a taste for beer & foodie delights, you'll want to start your month in cool college town Fayetteville for the Frost Fest Outdoor Beer Festival on February 1. Last but not least, February 28 is the day that SoMardi Gras in Little Rock's South Main neighborhood kicks off with a bash with drinks, food, live music, and plenty of dancing.?

Lunar New Year takes center stage this month as the renowned Chinese New Year Festival & Parade will hold its main events (parade, pageant and street fair) from February 14-16. It's a spectacle not to be missed, touted as the world's largest celebration outside of China. Earlier in the month, the legendary Pebble Beach Pro-Am (runs through February 2) tees off on the Monterey Peninsula, offering top-notch golf amidst stunning coastal scenery. And for those with a sweet tooth, Lodi hosts its Wine & Chocolate Weekend (February 15-16), once again promising a decadent pairing of two beloved treats. Lastly, keep your eyes peeled in mid-to-late February for Yosemite National Park's mesmerizing "Firefall," a fleeting natural wonder where the sun aligns perfectly, seemingly setting Horsetail Falls alight.?

Make your way down south to Durango for Snowdown, a lively winter festival that keeps the fun going through February 2 where the theme will be "Board Games". Then, head to Steamboat Springs for its annual Winter Carnival (February 5-9), where the town comes alive with revelry and quirky competitions like fiery ski jumping and shovel races. Later in the month, head to Telluride for the Telluride Comedy Festival (February 13-16), where top-notch comedians will have you laughing all night long and make your way to Silverton for the beloved annual Silverton Skijoring event (February 15-16). If you¡¯re unfamiliar with skijoring, it¡¯s a sport that combines the thrills of horse racing, water skiing and snow skiing and simply has to be seen to be believed.

Get ready for a dose of culture at the Connecticut Historical Society Museum & Library in Hartford, as it will host its French Canadian Jam (February 1) and Lunar New Year celebration (February 22). Then, shake off those winter blues at Wintertide, the annual celebration at Mystic Seaport Museum (February 15-17). This year's extravaganza promises to be bigger and better than ever, with crafts, games, ice sculptures, live music and plenty of hot cocoa & delicious food.?

Start your month off in Wilmington delving into the rich history of Delaware's African trailblazers at Delaware Trailblazers (February 1), the exciting kick-off celebration for Black History Month 2025. The event will be filled with enlightening demonstrations, immersive historical displays, captivating performances, and more. Get ready to plunge into icy waters at Lewes' annual Polar Bear Plunge on February 2, where thousands will brave the frigid Atlantic Ocean for a charitable cause. Whatever you do, don't miss the Art Loop at The Delaware Contemporary Museum on February 7, which will be part of the city's beloved First Fridays event.?

The Sunshine State is the place to be this February, as it will play host to scores of fun events. Start your month out in Orlando, where MEGACON (February 6-9) will once again bring together the worlds of anime, comic, sci-fi, gaming and horror fandoms for one of the biggest such events in America while the NFL Pro Bowl Games and associated events will take place through February 2.? A few other Florida highlights include the Florida State Fair (February 6-17), the 55th Annual Everglades Seafood Festival (February 7-9), and the Naples National Art Show (February 21-23).

Start your February festivities in Savannah with the month-long celebration of the 36th Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival (runs through February 28), which will feature a vibrant lineup of storytelling, dance, theater, music and more. In Atlanta, the Atlanta Winter Bourbon Festival will tip back on February 8 and the highly anticipated Atlanta Jewish Film Festival kicks off on February 19 (runs through March 16), showcasing a diverse array of cinematic gems. Lastly, lovers of literature won't want to miss out on the Savannah Book Festival from February 6-9, where all in attendance can immerse themselves in the world of words & storytelling.?

Start February with the enchanting Waimea Cherry Blossom Heritage Festival on the Big Island (February 1), where you can revel in the early blooms and experience cultural events. Meanwhile, over on the picturesque island of Kaua'i, the Waimea Town Celebration returns (February 15-23), offering a nine-day extravaganza filled with cultural experiences and lively festivities, all paying homage to the rich heritage of Waimea. Back on the Big Island, don't miss the chance to explore the vibrant artwork of the South Kona Artists Collective during its 10th annual studio tour (February 22-23), an event that showcases the talent and creativity of local artisans.

The iconic McCall Winter Carnival has been reimagined and condensed, with this year¡¯s event set to take place on February 21-23 with a ¡°Carnival in Paradise" theme. Don¡¯t worry though, the ice sculptures will be back and better than ever! In Boise, the Idaho Dream Wedding Expo will take place on February 15-16 and Boise State athletics will host a handful of home basketball games during the month.?

Head to the handsome small town of Woodstock (just northwest of Chicago) for the ultimate Groundhog Day celebration through February 2. This lively shindig pays homage to the beloved Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day, which was filmed in the town. Meanwhile, Chicago Restaurant Week is in full swing through February 9, offering a delectable array of dining experiences across the city (sadly, The Bear isn¡¯t included this year). Nature lovers won¡¯t want to miss the chance to witness the majestic Bald Eagles at the Flock to the Rock event in Rock Falls on February 8. And for theater aficionados, mark your calendars for Chicago Theatre Week from February 6-16, when the Windy City showcases its vibrant performing arts scene with truly special productions and performances.

Beer and cider lovers won't want to miss out when the 16th Annual Winterfest Craft Beer Festival descends upon the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis on February 8. Here, attendees can savor samples from hundreds of brews crafted in Indiana. If you miss that beer festival, then head to Frigid Digits in Indy on February 15, which promises more of the same hop-based good times. Cap off the month in style as the 16th annual Marsh Madness Sandhill Crane Festival returns to the scenic Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area in Linton (February 14-15), offering the perfect opportunity to witness the majestic beauty of these graceful birds in their natural habitat.

Kick off your month by heading to the Iowa State Fairgrounds on February 1-2 for the regionally famous Flea Market¡ªa must-visit destination for home decor aficionados, antique enthusiasts and jewelry lovers alike. For those craving a creative winter experience, make your way to Dubuque for the Winter Arts Snow Sculpting Festival (February 6-9). There, you¡¯ll be able to watch talented artists transform blocks of snow into stunning works of art, adding a touch of magic to the otherwise plain midwinter landscape. Last but not least, the Home & Garden Show returns to Des Moines on February 13-16.?

Head to Wichita on February 7 for an art-filled adventure at the First Friday Gallery Crawl event, which will once again showcase some of the city's finest art galleries and spaces, but the excitement doesn't stop there in town as the Monster Jam monster truck rally returns on February 22. Elsewhere, Atchison will hold its Chili Cook-Off on February 8 and the 35th Annual Winterfest Bluegrass Festival will take place in Wichita on February 14-15.?

Dive into the Black History Month Film Series (every Sunday in February at the Main Free Public Library) for a captivating journey through African American cinema. Then, mark your calendars for Louisville's Jewish Film Festival, celebrating its 27th Anniversary from February 8-23 with two weeks of thought-provoking and entertaining films. For those with a passion for the agricultural sector, the National Farm Machinery Show returns to Louisville from February 12-15.?

Start your month off in New Orleans at Tet Fest (a Vietnamese New Year celebration), which will take place through February 2. There's one event that will reign supreme on the social calendar this month and doesn't even technically take place in February: Mardi Gras. While the peak of the festivities doesn't hit until early March, New Orleans will still steal the spotlight as the lead-up to Fat Tuesday will be fun as can be, with parades, grand balls and lively events filling the streets of the Big Easy and of course, the "Big Football Game" taking place in the city on February 9. But you'll also find plenty of Mardi Gras fun in Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Lake Charles and plenty of places in between all month long. Case in point is the Louisiana King Cake Festival in Thibodaux on February 15, which will showcase the official sweet cake of Mardi Gras.?

Start your February with winter fun at the 34th Annual U.S. National Toboggan Championships in Camden from February 1-2. Here, you¡¯ll be able to watch sledders from across the country compete for the coveted title in this lighthearted event that's as entertaining as it is exciting. In Portland, the 207 Day Scavenger Hunt (a celebration of all things Maine and Portland) will take place on February 7. The city will also see the return of the Portland on Tap beer festival on February 1. Over in Somerset, SnowFest returns (February 15-22) with its usual super-fun array of entertainment snowy activities and competitions for the whole family to enjoy.?

Get ready to indulge in foodie delights as Baltimore's beloved Restaurant Week takes center stage, running through February 2. During the event, you¡¯ll be able to explore special menus at the city's diverse array of top-notch eateries. State capital Annapolis will also hold a culinary celebration this month, with Annapolis Restaurant Week kicking off on February 22 and extending into early March. Annapolis has even more to offer this month as the African American Heritage Tour takes place on February 15, providing a fascinating glimpse into the city¡¯s heritage. Last but not least, head to Easton for their cherished annual Fire & Ice Festival (February 14-15) for ice sculptures and lots of frosty family fun.

Kick off your month with a bang at the 103rd Annual Greenfield Winter Carnival (runs through February 2), where a weekend packed with frozen festivities like ice sculpture contests, mesmerizing fireworks and the zany cardboard sled race awaits. Lowell will embrace the season during its Winterfest on February 21-22 where all in attendance will be able to indulge in tasty delights at the soup cooking contest, groove to great live music, partake in fun outdoor activities and browse the vibrant art market. Lsatly, Boston is the place to be for Sci-Fi fans as the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival returns from February 12-17 for its 50th edition.

Start things off in South Haven at the Icebreaker Festival (runs through February 2), where the town comes alive with ice-centric events, from breathtaking ice sculptures to exhilarating winter sports. Then, head to Houghton on the Upper Peninsula for Michigan Tech University's famed Winter Carnival (February 5-8), a tradition going strong for over a century. From thrilling snow sports like broomball and curling to impressive snow statues, this celebration always provides endless fun amidst the stunning winter landscape. Elsewhere, Grand Rapids transforms into a winter wonderland with the World of Winter Festival, which will run throughout the entire month and feature a plethora of free activities (everything from outdoor art installations to special immersive experiences).

Winter in the Twin Cities wouldn't be complete without the beloved St. Paul Winter Carnival, celebrating its 139th anniversary in 2025. Running through February 2, this event promises a jam-packed schedule of festivities that will include but are certainly not limited to breathtaking snow sculptures, parades, scavenger hunts, fun runs and food & drink events. Later in the month, venture to the Brainerd Lakes Area for the Gull Lake Frozen Fore festival on February 21-23, where winter merriment takes center stage. Dive into the icy fun with the Frozen Flop into the lake for charity or just dance the night away at tent parties.

Get ready for a wild ride as the Dixie National Livestock Show & Rodeo (February 7-15) gallops into Jackson for another year of fun. Get up close and personal with thrilling livestock shows and immerse yourself in agricultural expositions before watching an awesome concert at this special event, which is the largest rodeo east of the Mississippi. Down on the Gulf in towns like Biloxi and Gulfport, the festive spirit will overflow all month long with a plethora of Mardi Gras events, from elegant balls to lively parties.?

The holiday season may be well over, but you can still lace up your skates and hit the Ice Terrace at Crown Center in Kansas City, which will celebrate its 52nd season all month long. Whether you're gliding gracefully or testing your skills on the ice, it's the perfect way to embrace the season in KC. Over in St. Louis, Soulard Mardi Gras will once again be the Midwest's ultimate pre-lenten blowout bash, featuring a Cajun Cook-off (February 15), Pet Parade (February 23), Wiener Dog Derby (February 23) and Mayor's Ball (February 28), all leading up to the Grand Parade in early March. Elsewhere, head down to Springfield for the perfect pre-Valentine¡¯s Day party at the 12th Annual Beer Wine Cheese & Chocolate Festival at the picturesque Ozarks Empire Fairgrounds on February 8.

Mark your calendars for The Resort at Paws Up¡¯s WinterFest event (February 14-17), a true food and adventure-filled experience featuring a tantalizing selection of wine and spirits in addition to accomplished guest chefs. Elsewhere in the state, Winter Carnival returns to Whitefish (February 7-9) for its 66th edition, offering parades, pancake breakfasts, polar plunges and lively parties to beat the winter blues. Martin City keeps the energy high with Cabin Fever Days (February 14-16), featuring the renowned "barstool ski races" and other spirited events. Lastly, beer lovers won't want to miss the Winter Brewfest in downtown Missoula (February 22).?

Omaha¡¯s romantic Midtown Crossing Season of Lights (a holdover from the holiday season) is still shining bright and will make for a magical Valentine's Day night out as February 14 is its last night lit up. Beer lovers will be thrilled that Omaha Beer Week (February 15-23) will return this year to take over suds-centric venues all over town, offering a hoppy celebration of craft brews and local flavors. Fashion lovers will want to? mark their calendars for Omaha Fashion Week (February 26 - March 2), where the runways come alive with the latest colorful trends and creations.

Lovelock will once again hold its beloved Valentine's Day celebration from, offering a charming blend of romance, community spirit and hot air balloons. And don't miss the annual Dam Short Film Festival in Boulder City (February 12-17), where cinematic magic comes to life against the backdrop of Nevada's stunning landscapes. Down in Vegas, The Strip will come alive during the build-up to the "Gig Football Game" while artists performing concerts in Vegas this month include Blake Shelton, U2, Janet Jackson, Nas, New Edition, Garth Brooks and more.?

Start the month with a burst of winter fun in the charming town of Keene as they mark the 22nd anniversary of their beloved Snow & Ice Festival on February 1. Here, you¡¯ll be able to dive into a wonderland of family-friendly activities and marvel at some of the most exquisite ice sculptures in the region, promising a day filled with delight. In Hanover, the Dartmouth Winter Carnival will take place on February 6-9 (think ice sculptures and a lively celebration of the school¡¯s winter sports teams) while Laconia will play host to the World Champion Sled Dog Derby on February 21-23.?

Head to the Winter Fire & Ice Festival (February 1-2) at the New Egypt Flea Market in Cream Ridge to embrace the best of the season (think ice sculptures, wine tastings and warming ice pits) then get ready to strut your stuff at the 22nd Annual Fashion Week in Atlantic City (February 13-15). This stylish gathering will showcase a lineup of fashion-focused events, including glamorous runway shows that promise to dazzle. Last but not least, Seaside Heights will play host to the Polar Bear Plunge on February 22, which will see folks jumping into the cold Atlantic for a good cause.

Start your month off at the Albuquerque Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival (February 6-8), where you¡¯re sure to have fun embracing the endearing world of crafts & quilts. Film lovers won't want to miss the Santa Fe Film Festival, which will take place from February 19-23 in the heart of Santa Fe and show off an array of films from both established and emerging filmmakers. For a Carnival celebration like no other, head to Red River for Mardi Gras in the Mountains (February 27 - March 4), where you can take part in a host of fun festivities, including a grand ball and the symbolic burning of Tchoupitoulas¡ªa local ritual believed to ward off negativity and welcome positivity for the upcoming year.??

Kick off the month at the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival, a beloved tradition in the heart of the Adirondacks since 1897. Running through February 9, visitors can walk through a wonderland of winter delights, watch quirky competitions like frying pan tossing and embrace exhilarating activities like curling & inner tubing. The festivities are capped by a dazzling fireworks display that fills up the night sky over the traditional ice palace. In the Big Apple, excitement abounds with Broadway Week, offering theatergoers discounted tickets to some of Broadway's hottest shows until February 9. Other great events in the city include New York Fashion Week (February 6-11) and the annual Chinatown Lunar New Year Festival, which will welcome the Year of the Snake in style through mid-February.

Kickstart your February with style at Wilmington's 45th Annual North Carolina Jazz Festival (February 6-8), a must-attend event for lovers of jazz that will immerse all in attendance with both soulful and electrifying performances. Elsewhere, Morehead City will host the Carolina Chocolate Festival (February 1-2) and the Charlotte Museum of History will showcasee the African American Heritage Festival (February 22) to celebrate the cultural tapestry of African American history with a dynamic lineup of music, food, art and inspiring guest speakers.?

Kick off February with a bang in Bismarck as the PRCA Championship Rodeo returns on February 7-8 for a weekend of thrilling rodeo action, featuring the best cowboys and cowgirls in the business. Over in Fargo, Frostival¡ªthe city¡¯s favorite winter extravaganza¡ª will keep the party going until February 8. At the event, you can expect sculpture competitions, adrenaline-pumping cardboard sled races and a smorgasbord of outdoor activities including kickball, volleyball, disc golf and even outdoor yoga. And for an icy adventure like no other, head to Devils Lake for Shiverfest (February 15-16), which is a frozen fiesta honoring all things winter (think hockey, ice fishing, sledding and much more.?

Kick-off February with a hoppy adventure at the Cincy Beer Fest in Cincinnati during the first weekend of the month (February 1), then hop up to Cleveland for the Cleveland Beer Fest on February 21-22. Make your way to the 31st Annual Medina Ice Festival over President¡¯s Day Weekend (February 14-17) for a unique event where you will be able to marvel at over 100 stunning ice sculptures scattered throughout historic downtown Medina.?

Start your month in Tulsa at the 12th annual Black Wall Street Heritage and History Festival (an event that commemorates the rich legacy of Tulsa's historic Black Wall Street district) on February 1 or by enjoying the First Friday Art Crawl on February 7. In Oklahoma City, An Affair of the Heart, which is one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in the USA, returns on February 7-9.?

The City of Roses will be grooving as the Biamp Portland Jazz Festival marks its 22nd anniversary (February 20 - March 1), with all in attendance getting the chance to enjoy some of the finest jazz artists from around the world. The city will also host the 35th Annual Cascade African Film Festival, which will have showings on select dates all month long. Over in Bend, WinterFest (February 14-16) will once again take center stage with its wide array of mouthwatering food, great drinks, captivating light art installations and carnival rides.?

Head to the charming town of Punxsutawney on Groundhog Day (February 2) to join the crowds of excited spectators as they greet Punxsutawney Phil and discover whether or not he saw his shadow. Best to arrive the day before though, because most folks stay up all night on February 1 for the early morning event on February 2. The winter fun doesn¡¯t end there, as Lititz in Lancaster County will hold its annual Fire & Ice Festival from February 14-23, a gathering that will once again see ice sculptures come together with a chili cook-off and scores of other family-friendly events. Not to be left out of the wintry fun, Erie will host its Winter Carnival (ice skating, think ice sculptures and much more) on February 20-23.

The atmospheric coastal town of Newport will welcome the 36th Annual Newport Winter Festival to town from February 14-23. This cherished event offers a wide range of entertainment (think live music and comedy shows) in addition to thrilling competitions like the chili cook-off, warm drink-making contest and beach polo. Elsewhere, families are in for a treat at the Providence Children's Film Festival (February 14-23), which will once again provide captivating screenings and fun-filled activities for kids of all ages.

Charleston will once again play host to the Color of Music Festival (February 5-8), an event that celebrates the rich legacy of black classical musicians. Meanwhile, film lovers shouldn't miss the well respected Beaufort International Film Festival (February 18-23), which promises a captivating lineup of cinematic delights. Cap off your February with a culinary extravaganza on Hilton Head Island at the beloved Hilton Head Seafood Festival (February 17-23), where all in attendance will get the chance to indulge in tasty treasures from the sea, sip fine wines at tastings and experience the culinary skills of celebrity chefs.

Get ready for a wild ride as the annual Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo returns to Rapid City, taking over the town until February 8. At the event, you'll be able to experience the excitement of traditional rodeo competitions alongside thrilling sheepdog trials, mouthwatering food & beer events and electrifying concerts. Then, don't miss out on the quirky festivities at the 19th Annual Nemo 500 Outhouse Races & Chili Cookoff, happening at the Nemo Guest Ranch on February 22 and featuring plenty of adrenaline-pumping races, delicious warming chili and lots of laughs.

For a romantic escape around Valentine's Day, head to Gatlinburg Skylife Park for the Love Is in The Air event, where you can experience captivating views and a brilliantly lit "Tunnel of Love" in the sky. Elsewhere, Songwriters Week takes center stage in the Volunteer State during the last week of February (February 23 - March 1), where Tennessee celebrates its talented songsmiths with special showcases at various venues across the state. The end of the month is also the time to indulge in foodie delights during Dine Nashville (February 24 - March 2), which will once again be an extravaganza showcasing Music City's top culinary experiences. During the event, collaborative chef events throughout the month lead up to a sensational finale with a week of irresistible discounts and specials at eateries citywide.?

Join the festivities in Laredo as they commemorate the 127th Anniversary of their famous George Washington Birthday Celebration (various dates through February 13), a lively event that boasts concerts, a Jalapeno Festival, elegant balls and a parade. In Brownsville, Charro Days Fiesta (February 27 - March 1) celebrates the vibrant culture of the region with parades, carnivals, extravagant costume balls and an abundance of mouthwatering local cuisine while up in Dallas, February 22 marks the start of the beloved Dallas Blooms event at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.?

Make your way to the slopes of Park City at the beginning of the month for the 2025 Freestyle International Ski World Cup from February 6-8. There, you¡¯ll be able to watch in awe as some of the world's most talented freestyle skiers showcase their incredible skills in in aerials and over moguls. Other highlights of the month include the Salt Lake Winter Roundup on February 8 (think bull riding, skijoring and more) and Skijoring Utah in Park City on February 14-15.

Join in the winter fun at Waterbury's delightful Winterfest, which will run through February 2. At the event, you will be able to experience wassailing, ice skating parties and a bevy of wintry sports activities. The start of the month is also looking strong at the Champlain Valley Exposition, as the beloved Renaissance Fair (February 1-2) returns to transport you to medieval times with period garb and mugs of mead in a truly enchanting atmosphere. As the month winds down, adrenaline seekers won't want to miss the 100th Harris Hill Ski Jump Competitions in Brattleboro (February 15-16), an event that always delivers an unforgettable experience.

Embrace the spirit of Black History Month at Colonial Williamsburg, where enlightening and educational programs will be on the schedule all February long. Elsewhere, the 31st Annual Chocolates and Cabernet (the state's most popular Valentine's event) will take place at Gray Ghost Vineyards and Winery on select dates while Virginia Wine Expo ends the month in style (February 28 - March 9) by once again presenting a meticulously curated event celebrating the finest wines, spirits and food in the Old Dominion.

Seattle's vibrant Chinatown will hold its annual Lunar New Year celebration on February 22, marking the Year of the Snake with vibrant dragon and lion dances, tasty food and artisanal crafts. Indulge in a decadent experience at Yakima Valley's renowned Red Wine & Chocolate event, set to delight visitors during Presidents¡¯ Day Weekend (February 14-17). Here, you will be able to savor the fine red wines crafted by Yakima Valley's best wineries, perfectly complemented by mouthwatering chocolates. Later, the renowned Wintergrass festival returns to Bellevue on February 20-23, offering up some of the finest bluegrass music in the Pacific Northwest.?

Get ready for a cultural feast at Clarksburg's First Fridays event on February 7, where the city's vibrant art scene takes center stage. That's also the date for the 3rd annual Pepperoni Roll & Pizza Palooza in Clarksburg, which will pay homage to West Virginia's beloved state snack.? If you're craving something sweet after Valentine's Day, mark your calendar for the 8th Annual Mountain State Maple Days on February 19, where you can feast on delicious offerings from the state's finest syrup shacks.

Start your month off in Lake Geneva at Winterfest (runs through February 2), where you'll be able to witness the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship and a lineup of thrilling activities to celebrate the season. Then, dive into more of Wisconsin's winter wonderland with two great events in Madison. First up, the Frozen Assets Festival on February 3-8 promises winter fun (think ice skating, kite flying, movie screenings and more) with activities for the whole family. Then, from February 6-9, the Winter Carnival will keep the excitement going with outdoor adventures like frosty 5Ks and the famous Statue of Liberty inflatable on Lake Mendota.?

You'll be able to fully embrace the season in Wyoming this February too as Pinedale's Winter Carnival (February 7-9) promises adrenaline-pumping action with unique contests like skijoring and a zany cardboard sled race. Elsewhere, the 40th Annual Glass Art Show will take place in Cheyenne all month long and the city will also play host to the Winter Knights of Cheyenne event (February 15-16), which features medieval jousting and plenty of revelry.?