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And every class has a project so you can get feedback on your work!
Skillshare's premium offering will give them access to 18,000 interactive video classes in creative, technological, business, and lifestyle buckets, as well as ad-free, offline access.
Get it from Skillshare for $36 for a three-month membership, $60 for a six-month membership, or $96 for a one-year membership.
ClassPass lets you find and book tons of different varieties of fitness classes, so they can sweat from above with aerial yoga on Monday and get out their aggression with cardio boxing on Wednesday.
It's available in more than 50 cities around the world. ClassPass offers packages for different numbers of classes per month, and pricing varies by location.
Get a custom gift card from ClassPass.
The pass will get two people into any national park or federal recreation site for a full year, so that's 12 months of INCREDIBLE Instagram opportunities (or, as my friend Jamie says, Instatunities. I hate that I love it) — I mean, nature.
They'll get a hard copy of the pass in early January, but you order from Discover the Northwest, you can download a PDF gift letter to let them know how thoughtful you are.
Get it from Discover the Northwest or the US Geological Survey Store for $80.
For the unacquainted (AKA those who don't listen to podcasts), Blue Apron is a service that delivers three recipes — and all the (pre-portioned) ingredients you need to make those recipes — to your door each week. Each week offers a different menu (this week includes cumin and Sichuan peppercorn-glazed pork, mushroom and potato tacos, and tilapia and black lentil salad), and there are vegetarian and pescatarian settings if you prefer.
Get a gift card for Blue Apron starting at $60.
If you need museum suggestions, check out TripAdvisor's list of their users' 25 favorite museums this year.
(Brb, flying to Vegas to check out the Mob Museum...)
Lessons are available in various locations across the country (so you can be the favorite child no matter where you live).
Get it from Cloud 9 Living from $129.
You should probably make sure you subtly check on their availability before you book a weekend. For example, you might casually ask, "Hey, what are you doing for the entire weekend the weekend of the 14th? Not just part of the weekend. The entire weekend."
Find drivable getaways by location from Groupon starting at $47+/night for New York locations.
Okay, this one isn't strictly experiential, but they will get to personalize their own daily vitamin regimen, which is kind of an experience! Care/of is a service that selects and packages vitamins for you based on your lifestyle and health goals, and sends them to you each month (read our full review of Care/of here).
Also, you can customize the message on every pack of their vitamins, so you can give them a sweet message (or a Jaden Smith quote, or a fun fact about penguins...the wor(l)d is your oyster!) every day.
Send a gift of vitamins from Care/of starting at $5/month.