PORTLAND, OR (KTRK) -- Many singles will opt out of spending Valentine's Day alone this Saturday and spend the day with a complete stranger instead. More than 100 people are set to attend an event in ...

Samantha Hess, shown here cuddling as the "little spoon," is a professional cuddler and co-organizer of the world's first cuddling convention -- Cuddle Con -- which takes place Valentine's Day in ...

PORTLAND, OR -- Many singles will opt out of spending Valentine's Day alone this Saturday and spend the day with a complete stranger instead. More than 100 people are set to attend an event in ...

Singles looking for a little affection on Valentine's Day can get some much-needed physical contact at this year's first annual Cuddle Convention. But don't get any bright ideas because the event is ...

(CNN) — For most of her life, Kimberly Jensen has spent Valentine’s Day alone. But on Saturday she will be cuddling up to a complete stranger. The 47-year-old, who is perpetually single, is one of ...

Those who are in relationships can't wait to spend Valentine's Day with their significant other. But if you are single, then you don't have to spend it alone with a box of tissues, chocolates and a ...

(WTNH)– Cuddling is usually left to couples but there’s a business out in Oregon that offers cuddles for a fee and now a convention. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, they are holding a “Cuddle Con” ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN 6) — It’s not Comic Con. It’s Cuddle Con. The first-ever Cuddle Convention is set for Saturday — Valentine’s Day — in Portland. Kyle Maki files this cuddly report from Cuddle Up ...

If your plans for this Valentine's Day mostly involve Netflix, your bed, and possibly a cat while lamenting the lack of people in your life with whom you can cuddle, then stop what you're doing right ...

Portland’s professional cuddler is organizing Cuddle Con — the world’s first cuddling convention — on Valentine’s Day. Samantha Hess, the owner of Oregon-based snuggling service Cuddle Up To Me, ...

Any strange Portland event is bound to get its fair share of critique -- especially in the Oregonlive comment section -- but this past weekend one event invoked a particular amount of ire: Cuddle Con.

In a small, open room in Portland, 15 people are lounging in groups of three. One person in each group lies face-first into a pillow while the others run their fingers through their hair, along their ...