Go To The Cinema
See the film that you want to see, at the time you want to go. Freedom from the shackles of companionship also means you can bawl your eyes out at will
Many London restaurants are tailor-made for solo diners. Check out our list of places where a table for one is the norm
Improve Yourself
There are several intriguing talks happening around London on Valentine’s Day, including ‘Love and the Art of Living’ and a ‘Mending Broken Hearts Seminar’
Things to do with friends
Follow A Hidden Trail
Solve a trail of clues sent to you by text message, each one leading to a new location. Hidden parks and courtyards, sweet nibbles and wine can be found along the way
Go To A Gig
Choose from Morricone’s cinematic loungecore, dream-pop from Tennis, the rock-heavy Pure Love and a host of other bands to enjoy jumping around to with your mates
Have A Laugh
Laugh your head off at one of London’s comedy clubs, check out a solo show from Jackie Mason, Daniel Sloss or Adam Riches or work- in-progress from Michael McIntyre or Jon Richardson
Meet new people
Craftivista Social Club
Mingle with creative types or find solace in sewing at this event organised by The East London Craft Guerilla
Pleasure Garden Ball
An evening of dancing, drinking and decadence in honour of the Georgian pastime of strutting your stuff in the pleasure garden
Treat yourself
Unwind At A Spa
Pamper yourself at one of London’s top spas. Relax and unwind with a facial, massage or all-over body treatment guaranteed to ease any Valentine’s stress