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Our round-up of Valentine's Day suggestions for your (presumably) romantic weekend and beyond. From unconventional activities to fine dining. From "Casablanca" to Channing Tatum.

Here's what to do and when to do it.

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An unexpected and inexpensive V-Day

Sometimes, romance pops into your life over a greasy cheese frenchee and a dollar margarita.

Or while you're wearing a pair of rented shoes and sharing a pitcher of beer.

Or while you're playing a vintage Ms. Pacman game in a dingy arcade and sipping a fountain soda pop.

While there's much to be said for romance over candles and beautiful food at a classy restaurant, there's also something about finding romance in the most unexpected places.

Read our suggestions for some unexpected and inexpensive V-Day alternatives.

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A sweetheart of a Valentine's Day movie.

"The Vow" has three things going for it: likable stars, a director who knows how to stay away from Saccharine-sweet sentimentality and a compelling story.

Read the full review of a "perfect" Valentine's Day movie.

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Other romantic movie options

If you don't want to pay movie theater prices, you've always got the home video option.

World-Herald movie critic Bob Fischbach has some suggestions.

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Romantic dinner options

Omaha's offering a bevy of choices for fine dining on Valentine's Day.

See our comprehensive list here.