Showing posts with label Entertainment Savings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entertainment Savings. Show all posts
Monday
College Town
If you are lucky enough to live near a college town, you should know this: Take advantage of what the university has to offer! As a student pretty much everything is for free. (The gym, work-out classes, tutoring, most performances, art galleries...) As a community member, things are dirt cheap for you too. At least at my school. But at any college if you get on their site and check out their events calendar, there is plenty to do at a lower cost. Find their outdoor/activity resource center and rent equipment for cheap. Ultimately, take advantage of the resources around you. Don't get annoyed by the college students, join them in their merriment!
Tuesday
Did you know?!
- Watching TV doesn't have to cost you $30 a month. It can be FREE. Visit hulu.com or youtube.com to see if your favorite show is on.
- Listening to music doesn't have to cost you $15.99 per CD. It too can be FREE. Visit pandora.com or go to download (free) iTunes and listen to the radio.
- iTunes has every week free downloads. And the songs are usually not that bad.
- Not only can you check out magazines from a library, but you can go to most all magazine websites and read what's in them in the comfort of your own home.
- Talking and seeing people doesn't have to cost a thing either. Download this free Skype and talk to your family far far away for free free free!
Entertainment
Need some cheap or free entertainment? Use some of these ideas and save some mula!
- Check the local high school, college etc. for events going on. Depending on your location, prices are incredibly cheap for community members for some amazing entertainment. Some events would include: plays, concerts, art exhibits...
- Check your community's website calendar for local events. There might be a Saturday night outdoor movie theater you didn't know about for free or a low cost.
- Look for historic sites nearby you and take a morning drive and learn more about where you live.
- Go online and find promotional codes for renting movies, like Redbox.
- Find the nearest park, and go.
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