Kentucky Anti-Valentine's Tea at Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required; comfortable walking and sitting are all that's needed.
Overview
Celebrate individuality and connection at Louisville’s Conrad-Caldwell House Museum with a playful Anti-Valentine’s Day Tea. Sink into history, enjoy decadent treats, and toast to love in your own way—an event perfect for locals and visitors alike.
Anti-Valentines Day Tea
Ages 21+ • 1.5 Hours•
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About This Adventure
Join us for a unique Anti-Valentine's Day Tea at the historic Conrad-Caldwell House Museum! Celebrate individuality and connection with decadent treats and exquisite teas in a playful atmosphere. Whether solo or with friends, toast to love's unconventional forms on February 15th at this delightfully cheeky event!
Celebrate individuality and connection or love with a delightful Anti-Valentine's Day Tea in our historic mansion!
Duration
1.5 hours
About
Join us for a 21+ Anti-Valentine’s Day Afternoon Tea at the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum, where love takes a playful backseat to indulgence and fun. Whether you're celebrating solo, with friends, or enjoying a belated Valentine’s Day with your partner, savor decadent treats, sip exquisite teas (or bubbly), and toast to love in all its unconventional forms. Reserve your spot for this delightfully cheeky event on February 15th, the official Anti-Valentine's Day!
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for the best seating
Seats fill up quickly, so arriving early ensures you get the spot you want and enjoy the full event experience.
Dress comfortably but thoughtfully
The historic setting calls for smart casual attire that respects the venue’s elegance.
Bring a sense of humor
The event’s playful vibe is enhanced when attendees embrace the cheeky spirit of anti-Valentine’s fun.
Check for weather forecast
While the event is indoors, outdoor walking nearby can be delightful if the weather permits.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red-tailed hawks
- Eastern gray squirrels
History
The Conrad-Caldwell House is a prime example of Richardsonian Romanesque architecture, reflecting Louisville’s Gilded Age wealth.
Conservation
The museum promotes preservation of Louisville’s historic architecture and sustainable practices in event management.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm layers
Indoor temperature varies, so dressing in layers ensures comfort.
winter specific
Comfortable shoes
Shuffling between indoor spaces or walking nearby streets calls for supportive footwear.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Notebook or card for notes
Jot down thoughts or favorite tea blends for a more memorable experience.
A good sense of humor
Enhances the playful, light-hearted spirit of the event.