A Roundup of Sweet Events

Valentine's Day Couples' Escape - Offers the use of exclusive couple’s massage rooms and gives each couple the opportunity to enjoy chocolates and a sparkling non-alcoholic beverage as they relax in the tranquility room post-massage. In addition, several local restaurants have donated gift cards which will be given to Couples’ Escape participants. Massage Envy Southpoint Spa, 8202 Renaissance Pkwy., Ste. 111; special pricing for non-members and special offer for members; 919-493-3689;

Healing Waters Spa Packages – Relax with your loved one this Valentine’s Day by enjoying a his-and-her massage or a luxurious facial. Healing Waters Spa, 6813 Fayetteville Rd.; price varies; 919-572-1710

Sparkling & Savory Event – Feb.14, 5:30-7:30pm – Whether you’re spending Valentine's Day on your own or with your significant other, head over to the inn for this sparkling wine tasting. You’ll have the chance to taste five wines along with canapés. The King’s Daughters Inn, 204 N. Buchanan Blvd.; $18/person or $30/couple; 919-354-7000

Lovin’ Bubbles – Feb. 14, 7:33pm – Break out the bubbly! This class will teach you everything you need to know about sparkling wine—plus you’ll end your evening with a little chocolate! Wine Authorities, 2501 University Dr.; $48; 919-489-2884

My Princess Bride – Feb. 14, 8pm – A Valentine’s Day spent without seeing Joe Brack’s take on this beloved film? Inconceivable! With help from director Matty Griffiths, Joe’s version of this “classic tale of true love and high adventure” will have you on the edge of your seats. City Artistic Partnerships at Common Ground Theatre, 4815-B Hillsborough Rd.; $17; 919-698-3870

Valentine’s Day Show: Brushfire Stankgrass with Deluge – Feb. 14, 9pm – Sing along with Brushfire Stankgrass as they bring together analog effects and bluegrass backbeats in what’s sure to be a dynamic performance. Casbah, 1007 W. Main St.; $7; 919-687-6969

Dinner at Millennium Hotel – Feb.14-16 – With a room reservation, you’ll get a romantic dinner for two—that includes wine or champagne—as well as breakfast in bed. The Millennium Hotel Durham, 2800 Campus Walk Ave.; price varies; 919-383-8575

Valentine's Package  - Feb. 14-17 - Ideal for lovebirds, this package includes a stay in either the Parkview king or double/double room, champagne and strawberries upon arrival, full breakfast per person in Vista Restaurant, or in-room dining (brunch excluded), and rose petals and candles placed in the room at turndown between 7 and 9pm. You may also choose to indulge in the Fairview Dining Room’s special Valentine’s Day menu, priced at $67 per person, featuring live music from 6-10pm and a five-course prix-fixe menu boasting amuse-bouche and a choice of appetizer, entrée and dessert as well as chocolate-dipped strawberries to take home. Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club, 3001 Cameron Blvd.; $235/night for two guests. Golf view rooms +$30; junior suites +$100. Price includes all service charges, except baggage handling and room taxes; 919-490-0999

Valentine’s Cabaret – Feb. 15, 7pm – Have a heart full of song? Make sure to catch Ellen Ciompi and Glenn Mehrbach perform “The Songs of Fashion” in this fifth annual cabaret. The Regulator Bookshop, 720 Ninth St.; $10; 919-286-2700

Durham Art Guild’s 19th Annual Sweet Arts Art Auction and Fundraiser ­– Feb.15, 7pm-10pm – Community artists and DAG members donate their artwork, which will be on view the entire week leading up to the gala. This year's event features heavy hors d'oeuvres and sweet treats from Loaf, Watts Grocery and Hummingbird Bakery as well as a cash bar and coffee service provided by the Washington Duke Inn. The live and silent auctions include artwork by some of the region’s leading artists as well as hotel stays, vacations, spa packages, museum memberships and more. The funds from this year’s gala will help support new programming and educational outreach opportunities at the Durham Art Guild. Building 6 at Golden Belt, 807 E. Main St.; $30; 919-560-2713