Millennials and generations before may agree that birthdays stop being fun once you hit 25, the age when you are closer to your thirties than your twenties. From 25 onwards, you realize that every birthday brings you closer to treating joint pain as usual. Either way, whether you are looking forward to your birthday or not, it's a day worth celebrating. Whether you prefer a last-minute nonchalant celebration or a mega bash with fireworks, mark it in whatever way tickles your fancy. And if you are short on ideas of things to do on your birthday, you are in for a treat, as we've got plenty up our sleeve!
Whether you are looking for things to do on your birthday with friends or solo, there's a myriad of fun birthday activities to choose from. And while some birthday activities require beforehand planning, there's plenty that can be done impromptu. Hence whether you are celebrating tomorrow or in a few months' time, you are bound to find something worthwhile, from things to do on your birthday alone, such as taking yourself on a shopping spree, to a group birthday activity such as paintball.
Below, we've compiled a list of fun things to do on your birthday for any mood and circumstances. Psst, if you are on a budget or don't feel like leaving your dwelling, plenty of fun activities can be done inside the comforts of your own home! Whatever you prefer, celebrate yourself, even if it's just eating a piece of cake. You are worthy of being celebrated. A lot more than that. And if it happens to be your birthday at the time of reading this, Happy Birthday from 500+ Pandas!
How do you prefer to celebrate your birthday? Have more suggestions for fun things to do on your birthday with friends or solo? Leave them in the comments! Also, upvote all the ideas you would like to fulfill on your upcoming birthday!
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Take A Road Trip
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Bar Hop Until Morning
Me partner's family tried to reach their grandmother in San Francisco on her 90th birthday but she wasn't home. Turns out the retired typographer had been bar-hopping to celebrate herself. Said she walked into a Black bar on lower Fillmore Street and asked, "Can a honky grandma get a drink here?" She was obliged. ;)
