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Be my Valentine, Hillybilly Tea [Valentines]
My fiance is deployed, so this is my first Valentine's day without him. Usually this state of affairs would leave me mascara streaked in front of Titanic with a mammoth box of Cellar Door Chocolates and a box of tissues, but not this Valentine's Day! Hillbilly Tea, one of my favorite local places, is hosting a Valentine's Tea dinner, and I am gathering up my best girlfriend and attending. The menu looks fabulous, the place is fantastic, and the price is reasonable.
Museum Offers a Chance to Create Something from the Heart for Valentine's Day [Louisville Dot Chic]
The Education Department at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, located at 715 W. Main Street, has planned two upcoming workshops, one for children and one for adults, themed around Valentine's Day.
Who said chili dogs aren't romantic? [Food and dining]
Looking for last-minute Valentine's Day dinner plans? Apparently Skyline Chili (1266 Bardstown Road) is there for you. Think a meal of chili dogs and coneys isn't romantic enough? Guess again—at Skyline Chili, it's three-way time!
Photo: Zach Everson
Spend Valentine's Day at Lynn's Paradise Cafe [Valentine's Day]
If you're tired of doing the same old thing every year for your significant other like **cough cough** chocolates and roses, it's time you checked out what Lynn's Paradise Cafe has in store this year for Valentine's Day. You know it's the most unique restaurant in Louisville and they've always got something fun planned for special holidays, so join in on the good times by going back in time!
Today all day until 10pm, Lynn's Paradise Cafe (984 Barrett Avenue) will be celebrating Valentine's Day by hosting a prom.
A Beer and Chocolate Valentine's Day! [Highlands]
For a Valentine's Day event that couldn't get any better than chocolate & beer, check out what's happening this Sunday for Valentine's Day at the Louisville Beer Store & Holy Grale. Beer and chocolate...
Cirque Airotic turns love into a pleasant circus, for a change [Old Louisville]
Wouldn’t it be nice to undress your Valentine without sitting through a crowded dinner that doesn’t provide any real intimacy, let alone a hot meal after the kitchen gets backed-up because everyone in town wanted the day to be special... so they all did the same thing? Cirque Airotic, Louisville’s only aerial burlesque troop, will be showing a little skin without making you pay for it with your sanity.
Asiatique February Bubbles Brunch [Highlands]
Asiatique (1767 Bardstown Road) announces a special Sunday Brunch on February 13th and Valentine's Day dinner on February 14th. Reservations are required, so be sure to plan your perfect Valentine's meal soon!
February Bubbles Brunch – this five course celebration begins with sautéed cumin dusted oysters with cucumber aioli, champagne v
Gladys brings Adventure to Rud [Theater]
Spend Valentine's Day with a librarian-turned-adventurer in the LePetomane comedy Glady's of Adventure, which opens this weekend.
Glady's of Adventure performances will take place on Feb. 11, 12, 19, and 21 at 7:30 p.m. each night. A show on Feb. 18 will occur at 8:30 p.m., and a show on Feb. 20 will go on at 2 p.m. All shows can be seen at the Rudyard Kipling, located at 422 W.
Valentine's Day messages from the Zoo [Family and parenting]
Does the thought of a heart-shaped box of chocolate make your stomach turn? Let’s face it, unless you’re fourteen, Valentine’s Day is just another day. The cards are corny and roses are overpriced and cliche. I’m in one-hundred percent agreement that I don’t need one day a year to express my love, but as parents and lovers we’re obligated nonetheless. This year, send your sappy greeting in an animal-inspired package from the Louisville Zoo (and help some furry friends eat while you’re at it).
Hurry for the Valentine's Hike at Jefferson Memorial Forest [Outdoors]
I've attended the Valentine’s Day Romantic Retreat (aka the Valentine's Hike) at Jefferson Memorial Forest for several years. Advertised as "Give your sweetie the moon, the stars, and all of Louisville," that's an apt description. It takes place at the Horine Conference Center at the Forest which, being the second highest spot in the county, offers an unrivaled view of Louisville from the back deck.
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