Experience gift ideas

[Anonymous]

I try to get my kids experiences for gifts. I'm striking out this year for my 20 something daughter. Past things I've done include tickets to a show at the National Theater, a ski trip, a massage. I'm trying to keep it in the $200 range so no trips this year. Any suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Trip to the vape shop

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I try to get my kids experiences for gifts. I'm striking out this year for my 20 something daughter. Past things I've done include tickets to a show at the National Theater, a ski trip, a massage. I'm trying to keep it in the $200 range so no trips this year. Any suggestions?

Top golf.

[Anonymous]

Check the spring/summer concert schedules at Jiffy Lube/Merriweather Post.

[Anonymous]

How about a lesson? From a cooking class to goat yoga to golf lessons.

[Anonymous]

Mani/pedi/massage

[Anonymous]

Does she like musicals?

[Anonymous]

A mixology class for her and friend
A behind the scenes stadium theatre or sports tour (if she’s into that)
A become a voice over actor class
A wine tasting class
A Land Rover or jeep overland driving experience

[Anonymous]

I’m 33 so not too far off in age. “Experience gifts” I’ve asked for recently:
- blowout at Dry Bar
- cooking class at Cookology
- cocktail tasting at Barmini

Lots of good ideas here!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A mixology class for her and friend
A behind the scenes stadium theatre or sports tour (if she’s into that)
A become a voice over actor class
A wine tasting class
A Land Rover or jeep overland driving experience

Oooh where is this? NP but it's always been a secret dream of mine.

[Anonymous]

Giftcard to a nice restaurant
Subscription to a ceramics workshop
Pack of classes at a trendy fitness studio
Cooking class
Concert tickets
Facial passes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I try to get my kids experiences for gifts. I'm striking out this year for my 20 something daughter. Past things I've done include tickets to a show at the National Theater, a ski trip, a massage. I'm trying to keep it in the $200 range so no trips this year. Any suggestions?

What is she into?

[Anonymous]

This is OP. Thanks for these ideas. I'm going to look into a cooking or cocktail making class. I think she'd like both of those.

[Anonymous]

Ask her. I would not want most of this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is OP. Thanks for these ideas. I'm going to look into a cooking or cocktail making class. I think she'd like both of those.

DP. These are my 2 favorites, as well. But make sure it includes for her and a friend/significant other. We went to a cooking class at Eataly, and it was all couples or very small groups.