February Fun at The Tack Room
The History of St. Valentine & Why You Should Celebrate at The Tack Room

Who Was St. Valentine?
St. Valentine’s Day is more than just a day for love—it’s a tale woven with mystery, defiance, and devotion. The origins of this cherished celebration date back to 3rd-century Rome, where a priest named Valentine dared to challenge the mighty Emperor Claudius II.
By the Middle Ages, St. Valentine became the very symbol of love, thanks in part to Geoffrey Chaucer, who wrote of birds choosing their mates in February. Over centuries, his legacy transformed into the Valentine’s Day we know today—a celebration adorned with flowers, handwritten notes, and heartfelt gestures.
Why Celebrate St. Valentine’s Day at The Tack Room in Newmarket?
We think that Valentine's Day is for everyone and The Tack Room in Newmarket is the perfect setting to celebrate it. Whether it’s a first date, an anniversary or simply a night to have fun with friends, The Tack Room sets the stage for a fun-filled evening.









