Uh-oh. Did you forget about Valentine's Day? Not to worry, Woburn Patch to the rescue!
It's the day before Valentine's Day and you realize you haven't purchased anything for your sweetie yet. What to do?!
Woburn Patch has five last-minute, quick gift ideas for you... all within the city of Woburn.
Cards—Head on over to CVS, Target, Hallmark or Walgreens and pick up a cute or sentimental card for your sweetie. Stop by the gift-cards section and toss in a quick gift-card as a present. Woburn Patch's favorite type of greeting card? Hallmark's hoops and yoyo.
Candy—There are lots of places to find some yummy Valentine's Day candy. Woburn Patch's best bet would be either Market Basket, Stop and Shop, Target or CVS. Whichever one is closest, head over and pick up some chocolate!
Flowers—Roses are always a popular choice at Valentine's Day. Woburn Patch has seen good deals on roses at Whole Foods in the last week. But you can also go to one of the many florist shops in the city. Our top pick? Woburn Patch Holiday 2011 Scavenger Hunt participant Malvy's on Main Street. Hillside Florist, Woburn Florist and O'Malleys are some other options in Woburn.
Jewelry—There are so many great places in Woburn to find jewelry. Harry's Jewelers on Main Street, Musto Jewelers at Four Corners and Cooper Jewelers are just three. If you're looking for something even quicker, try Target on Commerce Way.
Lingerie—Nighties are a traditional Valentine's Day gift. Frederick's of Hollywood at the Woburn Mall is your best bet to find something perfect for your sweetie. Target and Kohls also sell lingerie items.
One last idea? Want to go to the dinner route? Check out our Patch Picks for the most romantic restaurants in Woburn.
maria
9:27 am on Monday, February 13, 2012
Happy valetine' s day to all the police officers.......state police that are protecting our city....love them all....
Lynne
11:58 am on Monday, February 13, 2012
Woburn Public Library is your source for Valentine's Day gifts. Check out the cards and pins being sold there. Local artist Barbara Spence has donated her handiwork with all proceeds going to the Library Building Fund. Gifts are sold at the main Circulation Desk during regular library hours.