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Six big nights out for Valentine’s Day

James Manning
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James Manning
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Valentine’s Day is all about love. Specifically, the love of partying. Every year London uses V-Day as an excuse for a whole load of late-night fun, and we’ve rounded up the very best this Valentine’s weekend. Here‘s where to celebrate love, relish your singlehood or even make a new connection in the old-fashioned, Tinder-free way.

Oval Space x Tremors Valentine’s Roller Disco

Oval Space. Friday to Sunday.

Nothing says ‘I love you’ like strapping wheels to your feet and repeatedly falling on your arse to a hip hop, house and disco soundtrack. Oval Space becomes a roller rink all weekend so you can do just that.

The Artful Badger Love Potion Valentine’s Ball

The Vaults. Friday and Saturday.

The Waterloo tunnels host two big Valentine’s parties, with bands and DJs plus late-night shenanigans and wicked games for singletons and loved-up couples alike. Dress up and get lost down the badger hole.

Great Big Kiss

The Phoenix. Saturday.

The GBK that hasn’t recently pissed off any vegetarians hosts a V-Day special, packing its usual hip-shaking dance party tunes  – northern soul, Motown, girl groups and rock ’n’ roll – but with a romantic slant.

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Luisa Omielan’s Valentines WWBD + Afterparty

The Forum. Saturday.

Feelgood comic Luisa Omielan revives her super-successful ‘What Would Beyoncé Do?’ show, followed by DJ Olly Stock spinning some empowered bangers. Come for the comedy, stay for the party!

Shot Through The Heart Valentine’s Extravaganza

The Three Compasses. Saturday.

How to get through Valentine’s Day? Booze and power ballads, of course. This cheeky free party at a Dalston pub features a variety of games to help things go a little more easily, including a Cupid-powered postal service to send sexy notes. 

Palentine’s Day

Book Club. Sunday.

Keep things platonic in Shoreditch at this celebration of friendship without benefits, including a friendship bracelet workshop and a screening of ‘Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion’ (think ‘Thelma and Louise’ meets ‘Clueless’.)

Not hitting the spot? Discover more great Valentine’s Day parties

Alternatively, kick back at one of these Valentine's Day film screenings

Or find even more ace ways to spend V-day in London

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