2/14-2/16/2025 Weekend Events—Klog 100.7 News

Friday:

Coffee With a Cop in Kalama has been moved to the Kalama City Council Chamber in the Library due to the weather. This is your chance to meet local law enforcement; free drinks and treats are sponsored by North County Coffee. 

Upstairs at Kalama’s Mountain Timber Market, it’s Sweetheart’s Night on Valentine’s Day! Two sessions are available at 6pm and 8pm. Book your spots ahead of time for a lovely evening with your special person. Your night will include an Italian pasta buffet, a romantic dessert, Zenda Torrey Band LIVE, dancing, and mocktails.

R Squared D Square and Round Dance Club hosts the Valentine’s Day Sweethearts Dance on February 14th, 7-9:30pm at the Catlin Center

The Hearts of Horror Haunted House is happening Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10 pm at the old Three Rivers Kelso Cinema. This is an experience that redefines date night, a hauntingly romantic experience featuring four blackout haunted houses, eerie photo ops, and sweet surprises for you and your Valentine.

Saturday:

The  Hidden Gem Artisan Market is open from 10am-4pm Saturday at the Merk on Commerce in Longview.

Humanities Washington Speaker LaToya Brackett, associate professor of African American suits at the University of Puget Sound is presenting “They Want Our Rhythm, But Not Our Blues: African American Innovation Through Pop Culture.” She will be at the Longview Library at 2pm, attending is free. 

The Wahkiakum Chamber of Commerce Crabby in Cathlamet: Crab and Oyster Feed is Saturday at the Columbia River Ranch. Two dinner sessions are available: 3pm and 6pm. This is a 21+ event. Oysters are all you can eat, and each ticket also gets one whole crab and self-serve sides of baked beans, potato salad, coleslaw, and rolls, plus dessert. 

Diyet & The Love Soldiers are performing an intimate set at the Columbia Theatre in Longview. Come at 7:30pm Saturday and enjoy cafe-style seating on stage, hors d’oeuvres and an open bar.