With Father's Day around the corner, the question of how to spend it always arises. Most father figures just want to hang out and spend time together, some just want to be left alone for a moment of peace. Alas, gestures can still be made, and if you are in an area where spending quality time together is accessible on a physical and emotional level, hug your father figures tightly. Below, we are rounding up a handful of Father's Day activities for you and yours whether you'll be together or apart.
Make him a playlist
Host a 'dad' themed trivia night with your family
Make fresh pasta together
Send him a bagel brunch from Lox in a Box
Play tennis together
Settle in for a movie night
Drink his favourite whiskey together
Trade book recommendations
Write him a letter
Go on a road trip together
Rent a boat together
Get him the dog he says he doesn't want
Do a puzzle together
Take a virtual or in-person pottery class with Porch Ceramics
Play a card game together
Get matching tattoos
Work on the garden together
Make him his favourite dessert
Make him a 1 second per day video
Go fishing together
Go to an exhibition together
Start a monthly book club with each other
Plan a bucket list activity
Plan a family trip
Head to a winery for a tasting
Do something you did together as a kid to relive core memories
Take him to your favourite restaurant
See a concert or play
Play pool together
If you are looking to gift him something alongside the gift of quality time, you can check out our guide of the best Father's Day gifts. If he has a taste for the finer things in life, perhaps our luxury Father's Day gifts will point you in the right direction, our our guide to unique Father's Day gifts. If you're looking for a last minute suggestion for your father figure, you can peruse our last minute Father's Day gift guide here, or read our round up on all the things to make him for Father's Day breakfast. Whatever his preference, whoever he is, we're wishing you time well-spent together.
