First Date Ideas

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When thinking about ideas for an a first date I love to try new things. Dinner and a flick has been done to death and so have visits to bars and clubs. Give a couple of these concepts a shot and you may be nicely shocked. It's exciting and standing together at the door of a plane about to leap out at many thousand feet has a romantic appeal that few other stuff can match.

Call your local community airfield to work out if they have any skydiving instructors. Hookah Cafeterias if you are not one of the enlightened who enjoys middle eastern food and hookah then you should definitely give it a try. It may not be a great option for the healthy except for the remainder of us it makes a brilliant first date. This works particularly well for students as there are typically many cafeterias nearby.

 Art Conventions / Studios One of my fave places to have a first date is at the monthly art walk they have here thru the downtown area. Artists and sellers get together and line the streets.

Musicians play their music for you as you walk around and take in the design. It works miracles for anybody who can appreciate art.

Live Comedy Another astounding option for first dates are local comedy clubs. There are a few actually wonderful ones in my area featuring both professional and amateur local comedy acts. This is a way to wreck the ice, with some snorts. Some good wines and good conversation hidden away on a vineyard appears tranquil to me and has done amazing things for me during the past.

Scuba Diving if you're lucky enough to live close to the beach snorkeling or scuba diving make great date activities. Poetry Readings / Book Signings Poetry readings make great first dates and if you are the bold type you can also whip up a peace to read your date at the reading. Talk about a method to score some points! Book signings are also great even if you are not truly into books. You can enjoy coffee and conversation with your date and frequently enjoy a dramatic reading from the writer.