13 Subscriptions and Experiences to Spice Up Your Life

From acting classes with Samuel L. Jackson to cooking classes with Gordon Ramsey to conservation with Dr. Jane Goodall. You’ll be able to explore your interests and learn from experts, or try your hand at something brand new. Classes are on-demand videos, so learning is on your terms. ($120+/year, MasterClass)

Did you know that Billie Eilish, Hozier, and Andra Day all participated in Sofar Sounds concerts early in their career? The company organizes intimate concerts in 400 cities around the world for smaller, more up-and-coming artists. Each concert features three musicians in venues ranging from museums to rooftops to private homes. If you love seeing live music and getting access to inspiring musicians, keep this one at your fingertips. PS: It also makes a great date idea. (Price varies by ticket, Sofar Sounds)

With Tinggly, you’re in the driver’s seat. You get to decide where to adventure — and when. Choose from over 350 unique experiences, like sipping Italian wine, walking with wild lions, scuba diving, and so much more. (Price varies by experience, Tinggly)

While this type of subscription will keep you in your home, need we say more? It’s time to elevate your streaming experience, and AppleTV+ is definitely the place to start. If you haven’t already watched “Ted Lasso” or “Shrinking,” this is your time to binge. You can stream everywhere, from Apple devices and your smart TV to the web and the Apple TV+ mobile app. ($6.99/month, Apple TV+)

While we’re on the topic of television, let’s talk about getting more bang for your buck. The platform allows you to use them as a provider for other streaming platforms, making logging in and creating new streaming accounts a lot easier. Plus, you can purchase their bundle with ESPN+ and Disney+ at an affordable price. If you’re big into streaming and watching shows across various platforms, having Hulu in your arsenal is a smart move. (Price varies by plan, Hulu)

Maybe you’re looking for a new hobby? Well, look no further. With Uncommon Experiences, you get to choose from any number of activities: tarot-card reading, painting lessons, bath-bomb making, and so much more. With each activity, you will receive a complementary product shipped to your door. (Prices vary, Uncommon Goods)

If you don’t have a Sur La Table location near you, or simply want to do a class from home, their online cooking classes are everything. Their instructors are kind and ultra-knowledgeable — and you’ll walk away with a delicious meal you made all on your own. Beforehand, you’ll get a prep packet that includes a shopping list of what ingredients you’ll need to buy and quickstart instructions. Classes take place on Zoom and last from 90 to 120 minutes. The best part? Classes start at $29 and the price is the same no matter how many people are in your kitchen. ($29+, Sur La Table)

Nuuly’s curation game = strong. Which is why we love them for elevating your everyday faves. They have the cutest cardigans, jeans, and casual dresses. When you subscribe, you can rent any six styles every month. They offer free shipping and returns, and laundry's included in the plan’s price. You can keep the items for as long you want, and you also have the option to buy any favorites. And through their thrift program, you can sell your own clothes on the site for extra cash or store credit. ($98/month, Nuuly)

Whether you’re wanting to head to an event last minute, or there are tickets you’re itching to grab in advance, StubHub has a plethora of activities for a fun night out to choose from. They’re available in most major cities and you can pick from concerts, music festivals, MLB, NBA, and NFL games (just to name a few). Sometimes you can find a real steal on StubHub, making it all the more satisfying to use. (Price varies by ticket, StubHub)

Looking to grab seats to that comedy show you’ve been wanting to see…the night of? Same. For affordable prices and snagging tickets fast, SeatGeek is a great resource if you aren’t much of a planner and love to do things spur of the moment. Plus, we love that they utilize a “Deal Score” and “SeatGeek Swaps” so that you can find tickets at the best price for you and return your tickets (PSA: depending on the ticket) if you need to. (Price varies by ticket, SeatGeek)

If you’re looking to get your creative juices flowing, Craftsy is the place to start. They have all sorts of classes, from crocheting to cake decorating, led by craft experts. They have over 2,000 easy-to-follow classes you can choose from. They have different membership options that allow you to share your subscription with a friend and access premium content, but they also have some content you can access for free. If you’ve been thinking about getting back into your childhood knitting hobby, the time is now. (Price varies by plan, Craftsy)

From HIIT and cardio to yoga and Pilates, obé Fitness is the ultimate subscription if you love working out from the comfort of your living room. You can pick from so many different options, including your personal fitness level, the kind of music you love, class length, and so on. The experience is pretty customizable to ensure that you’ll find a class you like (and actually enjoy). Plus, their famous neon backgrounds and uplifting instructors provide good energy all around. Hello, new WFH break. (Price varies by plan, obé Fitness)

ClassPass is a classic for a reason. You’ll pay a monthly fee that’ll provide you with credits. You can then use those credits towards reserving your spot and booking appointments at gyms, cool workout classes, salons, spas, and so much more — all at a discounted rate. If you love trying new and different fitness classes, it’s a great tool to find which type of workout you like best. Plus, it has an awesome 14-day free trial to get you started. (Price varies by plan, ClassPass)