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Ready to spend Valentine’s Day 2024 in Philly? Here are three ways to have a fantastic date night with your valentine this year.

See A Rom-Com at Plays & Players Theater

Where: Plays & Players Theatre, 1714 Delancey St., Philadelphia

When: January 25 – February 18, 2024

From Jan. 25 through Feb. 18, Plays & Players Theater in Rittenhouse Square is performing a romantic comedy that could be a great way to celebrate your valentine.

A Poconos blizzard puts a chill on a couple’s relationship in this brisk comedic romp. Stuck in a cabin belonging to total strangers, “flatlanders” Ronnie and Michael uncover truths, secrets, and new ways to heat things up between them. But will their relationship weather the storm? – Plays and Players Theater.

Presented by 1812 Productions as part of The Phoebe & Otto Premiere Series, this would premier co-production is written by Bruce Graham, starring Jennifer Childs and Scott Creer, and promises to be filled with both laughter and intrigue. Learn more at Plays and Players.

Visit Vernick for Food & Drink

Address: 2031 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103

Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Vernick Food & Drink, nestled in the heart of Philadelphia at 2031 Walnut Street. Renowned for its exquisite New American cuisine, Vernick offers an intimate dining experience with a focus on seasonal and locally-sourced ingredients. The elegant yet cozy ambiance makes it an ideal spot for a romantic evening, ensuring a memorable Valentine’s Day with your loved one. Learn more about Vernick.

Elegant Dining at Jean-Georges

Address: 1 N 19th St., Philadelphia, PA 19103

Indulge in a luxurious Valentine’s Day at Jean-Georges Philadelphia, located at 1 N 19th St. This renowned restaurant offers a sophisticated dining experience with its modern, elegant decor and stunning views of the city. Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s menu showcases innovative, contemporary cuisine with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients. Perfect for an unforgettable romantic evening. Learn more about Jean-Georges Philadelphia.