Some February highlights (clockwise from top left): Black History Month with Chef Edouardo Jordan (Feb 3-27); Disney's Frozen (Feb 7-March 1), the annual Chinatown-International District Lunar New Year celebration (Sat Feb 8); Middleditch & Schwartz (Sun Feb 16); the Asian Art Museum exhibit Be/longing: Contemporary Asian Art (opening Sat Feb 8). Credit: Frozen photo by Deen van Meer

Some February highlights (clockwise from top left): Black History Month with Chef Edouardo Jordan (Feb 3-27); Disneys Frozen (Feb 7-March 1), the annual Chinatown-International District Lunar New Year celebration (Sat Feb 8); Middleditch & Schwartz (Sun Feb 16); the Asian Art Museum exhibit Be/longing: Contemporary Asian Art (opening Sat Feb 8).

Some February highlights (clockwise from top left): Black History Month with Chef Edouardo Jordan (Feb 3-27); Disney’s Frozen (Feb 7-March 1), the annual Chinatown-International District Lunar New Year celebration (Sat Feb 8); Middleditch & Schwartz (Sun Feb 16); the Asian Art Museum exhibit Be/longing: Contemporary Asian Art (opening Sat Feb 8). Frozen photo by Deen van Meer

It’s February in Seattle, and that’s excellent news for anyone who likes to dance, eat cake, learn new things, go to the movies, see live performances, and enjoy the wintry beauty of the Pacific Northwest outdoors. This month also marks big occasions like Black History Month, the Academy Awards, the Super Bowl, Mardi Gras, the Lunar New Year, and, oh yes, Valentine’s Day. (Good thing it’s a leap year, so we have an extra day to fit it all in!) As we do every month, we’ve compiled the biggest events you need to know about in every genre, from Trixie Mattel: Grown Up 2020 to Death Cab for Cutie, from Noir City to the Seattle Wine and Food Experience, and from Brandi Carlile with the Seattle Symphony to the Asian Art Museum Reopening. Want more ideas? Check out our complete EverOut Things To Do calendar.

JANUARY 31-FEBRUARY 9

PERFORMANCE
Cinderella
The quintessential fairy tale, performed here by the dancers of Pacific Northwest Ballet, gets the Kent Stowell choreography treatment with music by Sergei Prokofiev performed by the great Pacific Northwest Ballet orchestra, a set by Tony Straiges, and fancy costumes by Martin Pakledinaz.

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