If you are like most married couples, a night out on the town sans kids is a rare but much needed and welcome treat. BirminghamMommy.com has some ideas for you, just in case you can manage a few precious moments of kid free time for Valentine’s day.
Hosted by the Children’s Dance Foundation. “Takes Two to Tango” will help you think outside the box of chocolates… Mesmerize your partner with a close embrace of staccato steps that is the mysterious and passionate Tango. You will enjoy dessert, drinks and a Tango lesson taught by none other than Dancing with the Stars, Fabian Sanchez!! And no ladies, you can’t leave your husband at home for this one… It’s $75 per couple, and proceeds benefit the Children’s Dance foundation. It is limited to 30 couples so make sure you register soon. Saturday February 13th, 7:00p – 9:30p * FINE PRINT: guest artist is subject to change in the event of an unexpected media engagement.
Two left feet? Check out the Valentine’s Special going on at the Alabama Theater. Cuddle up next to your Valentine and listen as the Organist plays love songs just before showing Casablanca. The music will begin at 6:30, followed by a cartoon sing a long and the movie immediately following. February 13, 7:00pm All seats are $7.00 and available at the box office 1 hour before showtime.
If you’re one of those couples fortunate enough to have a spend the night sitter, (we won’t hold it against you) how about a romantic spend the night at the beautiful Renaissance Ross Bridge Resort and Spa? Book a room and take advantage of one of he spa’s Valentine’s Specials. A massage, pedicure or body scrub would be a nice relaxing way to spend this holiday. Really, can you think of anything better? We can’t. Packages range from $140 for the “Puppy Love” Massage, up to $425 for the “Forget me Not” which includes a 75 minute couples massage, with 2 Ross Bridge Robes in your color of choice.
Once you’ve been massaged and scrubbed, have dinner at the Resort. Try Brock’s, a Mediterranean restaurant, boasting an array of tapas and an extensive wine list. Reservations are strongly recommended.
Many, local restaurants offer special Valentine’s Day menus. Check Bottega, Satterfields, Shula’s, or Veranda on Highland. The menu’s look incredible, but make sure to get your reservation in early, they are sure to fill up. Should you choose Shula’s think about making a romantic overnight stay at the Winfrey Hotel. A safe way to enjoy some wine and not have to worry about driving.
Unfortunately not everyone will have the chance to get out of the house this Valentine’s Day, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a romantic night at home. Give the kids an early dinner (may we suggest something high in Tryptophan?) put them to bed early, then enjoy a nice romantic evening at home. Pick up a special sweet from Crave Chocolatier, order dinner in, or try your hand at cooking together. Get out those neglected massage oils (you know you have them, stop blushing.) and have fun. It’s all about being together with the one you love, no matter where you are.
Have something special you can share? What’s your favorite date night spot? We would love to hear your ideas!
*MORE FINE PRINT: BirminghamMommy.com is not responsible for any baby making that happens as a result of these awesome Valentine’s Day ideas we have provided. Celebrate carefully and at your own risk.







Chez Lulu is also having a Valentines Menu.. If you haven’t eaten there before, I highly recommend it – BUT I am biased, as my husband Neil is the chef…
Thanks Anne! We’ll definitely keep that in mind – and so should the rest of you ladies 😀
Heya.I discovered your article from Yahoo and found it interesting. Have you been writing this blog for a while?Just the other day I recently set up a blog myself and its been a very fun process. I’ve met some interesting people since then but it is hard work sometimes! Once more, much appreciated for your post!
🙂 I love the Tango Lesson class! I’m going to try and do it! Thanks girls! You rock!