Seasonal & Holidays
Celebrate Being Single On Valentine's Day In Brooklyn
While those poor dating suckers swill flat champagne, you'll be throwing axes, dancing until dawn or, better yet, hanging out with a cat.
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BROOKLYN, NEW YORK — One of the many amazing things about being single is that while your friends will be obligated to eat over-priced, over-cooked steak in cramped, steamy restaurants on Valentine's Day, you know what you have to do?
Whatever you want.
Why not take tomorrow to enjoy everything you love about your single life, be it hooking up with random strangers or connecting more deeply with your inner cat lady (she's pretty great.) Here are just a few ways to celebrate yet another Valentine's Day that you're not stuck in a dead-end relationship with a huge pain-in-the-say what now?
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What: The fifth annual Boycott Valentine's Day Pub Run will unite a stampede of sweaty runners in a Brooklyn bar where they will celebrate not having to eat cheap-o chocolate truffles.
When: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Kick Axe at 622 Degraw St. and Parklife Brooklyn at 636 Degraw St.
What: These two Gowanus venues are teaming up for a romantic night of comedy, drinking and axe-throwing because what goes better with Valentine's Day than jokes, drinks and very sharp axes?
When: All evening
Where: NiteHawk Cinema at 188 Prospect Park West
What: Try to feel romantic after two hours with Dick Cheney. Go on, just try.
When: 9 p.m.
How Much: $13
F--- Love All Night Dance Party
Where: House of Yes at 2 Wyckoff Avenue
What: House of Yes invites the following people to celebrate love (not Valentine's Day): Girls crying in the bathroom, boys crying in the bathroom, non-binary babes crying anywhere they want to and still looking more put together than you, divorce attorneys and more.
When: 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
How Much: $15
Where: Brooklyn Cat Cafe at 76 Montague St.
What: There will be a cat kissing booth to help you lean on in to your future.
When: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13
How Much: $40 - $75
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