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Creative Date Ideas in Philadelphia

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Looking to plan your next date? There's no better time than the present to surprise your significant other with a perfectly planned night. The City of Brotherly Love offers a wide range of ways that you can bond with your sweetheart. While you can always opt for dining at an acclaimed restaurant, attending a breathtaking theatrical performance or exploring a world-class museum, why not spice up your night with something a little out-of-the-box? Sweep your date off of her feet and get ready to make some unexpected and precious memories that will last for years. Below we've highlighted some top unique date ideas in Philadelphia.

Get Creative With Clay

You and your sweetheart can try your hand at pottery at The Clay Studio, a ceramics and pottery studio located in Old City. The Clay Studio hosts many Date Nights throughout the month, and it's a great place to learn a new hobby with your date. Roll up those sleeves, throw some clay on the potter's wheel, get a little dirty, and let your creativity flow. Here, you can either let your imagination run wild, or you can get some advice from an on-hand instructor. The Clay Studio even glazes and fires your finished product so you can put it on display. While the studio often has open time slots, we do recommend you sign up in advance just in case.

Float in Space

Head on down to Flotation Philly, in Fishtown, for a very fun and unusual date night. What exactly takes place there? You and your date will slip into two side-by-side sensory-deprivation pods where you will float in warm water in complete darkness and silence for 90 minutes. The pods hold 10 inches of water that's loaded with Epson salts to increase your buoyancy and create a feeling of weightlessness. Many clients find the experience deeply relaxing, and it's certainly something out of the ordinary. If the two of you are hungry afterwards, you can end the evening at one of the nearby restaurants located just down the street.

Have a Luxurious Stay-Home Date

You can stay at home for an evening and still treat your date and yourself to some extravagant treats. First, give Soothe a try. This on-demand, in-home massage service will send therapists to your house with little to no notice. Afterwards, splurge and order a delicious meal from Caviar, a food delivery service that only serves food from the city's top independent restaurants. After tantalizing your taste buds with fresh food from Fat Ham or Amada, you can top off the evening by getting brews delivered to your door from goBeer. Through this service, you can order just about any beer that you and your date desire. For a city that's packed with history, hipsters, and just about everything in between, the options for a creative date night are truly endless. While the above are just some of our favorites, we want to hear from you. What is a unique date that you've ever been on or planned? Image by Free-Photos, used under CCO 1.0
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