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Treat your sweetheart to Valentine dinner in an igloo

Things to do in downtown Lawrenceville.
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Jan 13, 2021

If there’s one thing we’ve learned during the coronavirus pandemic, it’s to appreciate those we love.

This Valentine’s Day, you can show your spouse, kids or friends some love by treating them to dinner — in an igloo.

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The city of Lawrenceville and Atlanta Creative Events are teaming up to host the Sweetheart Supper Club on the Lawrenceville Lawn.

A city park, the Lawrenceville Lawn encompasses an amphitheater, playground and volleyball courts.

For $125, you’ll have dinner and wine under the stars in your private igloo while enjoying live performances on the stage.

Igloos are available Thursday, Feb. 11, through Saturday, Feb. 13. Friday and Saturday have two seating times: 5:30-7:30 p.m. and 8-10 p.m.

You can buy tickets and reserve your igloo at eventbrite.com.

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