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Whether you enjoy painting the town red or staying at home with a vino in hand, here are some of the best ways to celebrate the season of love
The most romantic day of the year is almost upon us and if you’re still looking for ideas to celebrate, don’t fret as we have got you covered. While chocolates and flowers make for great gifts, why not take it up a notch and impress your date with an experience instead—after all, spending quality time together with your loved one is worth much more than presents. From art workshops to staycation deals, the island is brimming with activities to look forward to on February 14.
So, whether you are celebrating with friends or with your beau, here are some of the most exciting activities to experience this Valentine’s Day.
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1. Find your zen together
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When: February 10
What: Get intimate with your partner at the Ministry of Yoga Wellness’ Be My Valentine partner yoga workshop. The hour-long session focuses on creating a deeper connection between you and your partner through various yoga movements. From making shapes to performing a series of partner-assisted poses, the session will get you bending in ways you never have before.
Where: Ministry of Yoga Wellness, 34 South Bridge Road, 02-01 S(058668)
2. Have a romantic getaway
When: Now until December 30
What: Everyday should be Valentine’s Day, especially when you’re with the right person. That said, February 14 should get a special mention and what better way to do so than with a staycation with your beau at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore? Its aptly named Everyday is Valentine’s Day package entitles you to a luxurious two-course set dinner for two, an exclusive Fullerton bubble bath amenity, and a pampering session at The Fullerton Spa. If that isn’t enticing enough, enhance your stay with a lavish hour-long vintage Rolls Royce limousine ride around the city, at an additional cost.
Where: 1 Fullerton Square, S(049178)
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3. Feast on a lavish menu
What: The island is home to a wide selection of restaurants, with many of them offering exclusive menus just for the occasion. Can’t decide on a spot? Take your pick from our curated list of restaurants offering tantalising menus that are bound to impress. End the night on a sweet note and share a dessert or two at these restaurants and patisseries.
4. Celebrate your shared love for music
When: February 10
What: Serenade your partner at Budak Pantai’s latest concert, Love You Long Time. Throughout the night, listen as the local vocal group wax lyrical about all things romance. From their infectious chemistry to singalongs, the quintet is sure to entertain you and your partner for the night. As the concert is free sitting, head down early to get the best spot. Food and drinks are available too.
Where: Pasir Panjang Power Station A, 27 Pasir Panjang Road, S(117537)
5. Dance the night away
When: February 14
What: Put on your favourite dancing shoes as Lucha Loco’s annual Hearts Go Loco singles fiesta has returned. Head down on February 14 and imbibe on refreshing cocktails while grooving to Latin-inspired beats by Black Tropik’s DJ Abdelux. Various activities are also in store, including the Bash-Your-Ex pinata and a love tarot card reading.
Where: 15 Duxton Hill, S(089598)
6. Netflix and chill at home instead
What: If you and your partner are not one for late nights at the club, painful shoes and socialising, make the most of staying indoors with Vin Geek’s latest gift bundles. There are a plethora of options to choose from, among which are the La Vie En Rose chocolate bundle. Perfect for chocolate afficionados, this set comprises a fruity bottle of Miss Valentine’s rose, artisan chocolates and a sweet hazelnut spread.
7. Share your break-up stories with an audience
When: February 14
What: Getting over a break up and have a story to tell? Slam your ex at The Projector’s latest story slam, Love Hurts. Here, you are invited to share brief stories and experiences based on the theme of ‘Love Hurts’ and ‘Sucker for Love’. Participate by preparing a five-minute story about heartache and foolish hearts, or just head down and listen to the stories of others.
Where: The Projector 6001 Beach Road 05-00 Golden Mile Tower S(199589)
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Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
