Here are a few suggestions:

• Bookstore date: Go to a bookstore and read poetry and humor books aloud to each other. Try to find your favorite childhood book to share with your sweetheart. Visit the bookstore cafe (or one nearby) for a coffee and a treat.

• Library date: You can do the above and also search the computer system for authors that share your name. (There is a Michael Webb who writes a lot on architecture). On the microfiche find a newspaper from the day each of you were born. Go to the travel section and talk about some places you would like to see someday.

• Service date: Go around your neighborhood and collect food for a food bank, clothes for a shelter or do some other charitable activity together.

• Museum date: Many art museums have wonderful restaurants and cafes. Stroll around the museum and in each room try to guess the piece that your sweetheart would love the most and hate the most. Stay for dinner or dessert.

• Zoo date: Zoos are not just for kids!! I don't know of any person who doesn't enjoy visiting the zoo every once in a while. The same goes for aquariums and wildlife sanctuaries.

• Planetarium date: Most metropolises have planetarium shows. You get to hold hands and perhaps steal a kiss when the lights go down. Some planetariums also offer laser shows set to music on the weekend.

• Park date: A walk in the park. Sitting on the bench. Feeding the ducks or pigeons. Maybe take along a blanket and a picnic. Everyone knows about this date but few actually do it.

• Mystery shopping date: Athena and I regularly go to nice restaurants for FREE. We are paid by companies to evaluate our experience at restaurants and can be reimbursed up to $125 for a meal.

I could list dozens more but I'm sure you get the idea. There are many more date night ideas in my books The RoMANtic’s Guide and my newest book, 300 Creative Dates.
 

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