February isn’t just about romance — it’s the perfect time to celebrate friendship, self-care, and fun! Whether you’re looking for a creative night out, a live music experience, or a cozy DIY activity, there are plenty of ways to treat yourself and your besties.
Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board (VFTCB) has compiled a roundup of the best events in Montco to make this February unforgettable. Grab your friends, mark your calendars, and get ready to indulge.
Jam Out at a Local Concert
Explore Montco’s live music scene. Check out the Keswick Theatre for all of your favorite pop icon tribute concerts, and head over to Ardmore Music Hall for a huge array of events, including the 90’s Kind of Love night on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Tickets range from $15-40.
Pour Your Heart Out at Cork & Candles
Check out Cork & Candles Ardmore for their specialty February candle, Full of Love Strawberry Cake! This heart-shaped pink frosted cake smells like strawberry and vanilla and is adorned with strawberries and multicolored sprinkles. The Candle of the Month Class is available Sunday-Thursday. Admission starts at $62 per person, which includes making your own specialty candle, BYOB and BYOF, and free parking.
Galentine’s Day Event at Cork & Candles in Ardmore
Grab your besties for an all-inclusive night of fun at Cork & Candles in Ardmore! Together, you can sip on Vino Buoni Imports and snack on delicious Carlino’s Market bites while creating your custom-scented luxury candle. Register online here.
A Night Out at Floral & Hardy’s Galentine’s Night
Shop the latest gifts, jewelry, and plants Floral & Hardy has to offer while you indulge in complimentary wine and snacks. Plus, build your own flower bouquet at our DIY Fresh Cut Flower Bar! Walk the village to shop select stores that will be open late. This event is Thursday, Feb. 13 from 4-8:00 PM and has free admission.
Learn more at Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board (VFTCB), a private, non-profit membership sales and marketing organization that actively promotes the Valley Forge area and Montgomery County as a convention site and leisure visitor destination by promoting patronage of its member hotels, restaurants, attractions and services.
