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5 last-minute ideas for Valentine’s Day in Louisville

From flowers to happy hours to meteor showers, we’ve got ideas to make your Valentine’s Day special.

Plants at Pretty Decent Bar & Plant Shop

Pretty Decent in Clifton offers a wide array of plants + plant care goods.

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There’s no dodging Cupid’s arrow — Valentine’s Day is here. Don’t fret, we have some ideas that are sure to impress.

Hit the town

As of writing this article, these events are still selling tickets. Scoop them up while you can.

Ravels Romantic Reverie
Romance them with music. If they’re a bit of a classical music fanatic, head to the concert early for a pre-concert talk. Tickets start at $12.

Lit With Love
Eat some pizza, sip some wine, and throw in candle-making and you’ve got yourself a fantastic date. Tickets are $75 per person.

Get fantastical with botanicals

Get creative and nab a potted plant from these plant spots. Nothing says forever like a hardy succulent.

      Noble Funk Brewing even has a terrarium-making class at 6:30 tonight. Tickets are $51.

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