According to local forecasts, it looks like we're going to have Winter Weather Weekend: Part Deux.

Which means, forget heading outside unless you're dragging your sled to go sledding. Check out our Richmond Snow Guide for the best sledding spots, snow photos, things to do in the snow and more.

Plus, it's Super Bowl Sunday, which means it's the perfect time to grab a bunch of friends, a bag of chips and watch the Colts take on the Saints.

But if the Super Bowl and winter weather don't overwhelm all weekend plans (we'll keep you posted with event closings on Richmond.com's Events Calendar), here are our picks for the Top Five Weekend Events.

1. First Fridays Artwalk

Friday

If the snow doesn't hit hard on Friday, make a bee-line for the art galleries on and around Broad Street for a night of openings, music, parties and receptions. Find out more on our First Friday Guide.

And take a peek at the new exhibit "Take Our Stand: The African American Military Experience in the Age of Jim Crow" at the Black History Museum.

2. Richmond Forum: David Plouffe

Saturday

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Campaign manager for Barack Obama comes to town to talk about "the future of the American democratic process in a world of tweeting senators, blogging constituents, and interconnected social networks." $36-70

3.SCAN's Bourbon Street in Shockoe Bottom

Saturday

Did you know it was Mardi Gras already? Me neither! Celebrate the spirit of Bourbon Street with Greater Richmond Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) Board of Young Professionals' 3rd Annual Mardi Gras Event at Main Street Station.

They'll have a live band, bourbon bar, New Orleans inspired fare and more. $50-75.

4. WRIR Party for the Rest of Us

Friday

WRIR celebrates five years on the Richmond airwaves.

Join 97.3, Richmond's indie radio station, for a blow-out bash at the Renaissance Ballroom with more DJs than you can shake a stick at. Plus a whole lotta live bands:

Long Arms
Amazing Ghost
The Hotdamns
Heks Orkest
Photosynthesizers
Black Liquid
Turnstyle Soundsystem with Jesse Split & Joanna O
Yaugh-ta-Nund.

Benefits WRIR, $10.

5. James River Filmmakers Forum

Sunday

Looking for an alternative to the Super Bowl? And you're an aspiring filmmaker? Wow, you're in luck! Head to Balliceaux where Richmond filmmakers like Megan Holley, Todd Raviotta, Jeff Roll, Necole Zayatz and Eric Miller will screen and discus their work.

Megan Holley wrote "Sunshine Cleaning" and "The Snowflake Crusade." Coordinated by the Richmond Moving Image Co-op. $3.

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