Friday Free Stuff
Who doesn’t love free stuff? Whenever we are going out of town, I always Google “free stuff in ……..” You’d be surprised at how many things pop up. Of course, free is not always better. I wouldn’t go out of my way to stand in line for something just because it’s free, but it’s always nice to score a good deal. Here is a small sampling of free food and fun you might want to take advantage of this summer.
Activities
Bowling– Register your child at kidsbowlfree.com for two free games of bowling on multiple days.
Movies– Buy one movie ticket with a Visa Signature card and get one free every Friday until 8/21/2015
National Parks– Free admission on August 18th, 19th, and 25th
Zoos– Free admission for Dad at select zoos on Father’s Day
Museums-Many museums have free admission every day, but you also get free admission to select museums on July 4th and 5th as a Bank of America credit or debit card holder.
Movie Rental-Free Redbox movie rental with confirmed email address.
Food
Free spaghetti or lasagna for Dad on Father’s Day at Spaghetti Warehouse
Free chips and salsa for joining Qdoba’s reward program.
Free hamburger (also works for turkey burger or Boca burger) at Red Robin during your birthday month after joining royalty program.
Free medium Domino’s pizza for the first 20,000 people to sign in after a major league baseball no hitter. Sign up at mlb.com/Dominono
Free grocery item every Friday from Kroger’s Free Friday Downloads.
Home
Fee DIY workshops for adults and kids at Home Depot
10 free trees when you join the Arbor Day Foundation (cost to join is $10, not totally free, but a great deal!)
Free kid’s book from Barnes & Noble when your child registers and reads 8 books this summer.
Always Free
Parks, libraries, and most trails are always free. We’ve been using the heck out out of all those this summer. Before planning an activity the costs money, check to see what free community events are taking place where you live. Why pay for fun if you don’t have to?
What’s the best free event you’ve been to recently? Have you ever stood in line to get something mediocre for free?
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I like to attend the local universities’ music department’s concerts. I used to pay for season tickets to the symphony, but this is almost as good, and free!
There are tons of free and cheap things to do in college towns. That is something I miss living in the boonies.
I can’t believe that these are free especially the food section. Thank you for sharing this free stuff! I have a lot to do to enjoy those while it’s free.
My favorites are free classes through places like Coursera, Udemy, LA Public Library, Ed X…so great! I just wish I had more time to be a student more often! 🙂