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PARTY: There’s nothing like a love note. Celebrate “the role that mail plays in bringing us together” at Signed, Sealed, Delivered: A Party at the Postal Museum (2 Massachusetts Avenue NE) tonight. Along with drinks and dancing, there will also be stories of missed connections from Story League (begins at 9 p.m.) and a craft station for you to make a Valentine’s card using “using vintage postage, ink stamps, washi tapes, and specialty papers.” 8-11 p.m. $15 in advance, $20 at the door, $35 VIP (which includes a private bar, two drinks, and dessert). (They say the party is still on, despite the weather).

COMEDY: Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night will keep the comedians of the After Class show at the Science Club (1136 19th Street NW) from making you laugh tonight. Come out to see local comedians and hosts David Coulter and Max Rosenblum. 8:30-11 p.m. Free. (100 percent still on, says the Science Club).

BENEFIT: The benefit for Travis Jackson—the founder of local punk label Windian Records and former drummer of party-punk band The Points who was killed in a traffic incident earlier this month— at the Black Cat’s backstage tonight has been cancelled due to the weather.

DISCUSSION: The DoubleX Lovefest at Sixth and I (600 I Street NW) has been postponed.

BASH: The President Woodrow Wilson House’s (2340 S Street NW) is Speakeasy Bash has been postponed.