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Swipe Right on These Boston Valentine’s Weekend Events!

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and Boston is brimming with events to make your weekend special. Here’s a curated list of activities happening from Friday, February 14, to Sunday, February 16, 2025:

Concerts and Shows

Dining Experiences

  • The Banks Seafood and Steak: Celebrate love with a special Valentine’s Day dinner available from February 13 to 16
  • Moxies Seaport: Indulge in the “Two Can Dine for $99” menu, featuring dishes like the Mushroom Zen Bowl or Chipotle Mango Chicken, available from February 13 to 16
  • Sogno: Enjoy a cozy date night with Italian dishes crafted from the finest ingredients, available from February 13

Art and Craft Workshops

Parties and Social Events

  • Valentine’s Day Soirée at GBH: On Friday, February 14, in Brighton, enjoy cocktails, sweet and savory treats, and hear beautiful local love stories
  • Love Pong at SPIN Boston: On Saturday, February 15, in the Seaport, engage in friendly ping-pong matches, sip on themed cocktails, and enjoy a lively atmosphere

Musical Performances

Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, attending a show, or participating in a workshop, Boston offers a variety of events to make your Valentine’s Day weekend memorable.

Stuff To Do Boston's resident expert on where to eat, drink, laugh, and wander around the city — usually all in the same weekend. Deeply embedded in Boston's comedy scene and always chasing down the next rooftop bar, hidden gem, or reason to leave the house, Helen believes there's no such thing as "nothing to do in Boston," only people who haven't found this site yet. When not scouting the city for its best-kept secrets, she can be found convincing friends that yes, one more show is a great idea
Stuff To Do Boston's resident expert on where to eat, drink, laugh, and wander around the city — usually all in the same weekend. Deeply embedded in Boston's comedy scene and always chasing down the next rooftop bar, hidden gem, or reason to leave the house, Helen believes there's no such thing as "nothing to do in Boston," only people who haven't found this site yet. When not scouting the city for its best-kept secrets, she can be found convincing friends that yes, one more show is a great idea