Friday the 13th is a date long associated with superstition, bad luck, and all things spooky, largely due to its reputation in pop culture and horror films. Galentine’s Day, celebrated the day before Valentine’s Day on Feb. 13, is the opposite—a celebration of friendship and empowerment.
This year, Feb. 13 falls on a Friday, creating a peculiar but exciting opportunity to blend an eerie tradition with a holiday associated with connection and love.
As a result, this Galentine’s Day takes on a new twist and opens the door to more creative ways to celebrate friendship—superstition and bad luck aside…