Things To Do Together FREE

My wife and I spend a lot of time walking in the woods with the dogs, with Britain's ever changing weather every walk is different. A constant joy and good exercise and a learning experience all the best urban

We go for walks or for hikes. We have games nights with our friends - either go over to their place or they come over to our place. We find free classes like cooking classes at the kitchenware store. Our city's website has an events calendar that tells you what festivals, etc, are going on. Combined with a picnic, this is free. We go to the beach.

We go to the park, take a walk, loiter in a store or two.... before we had kids I really loved looking thru crafters shops or thru antique shops (as there's 4 not too far from my house) but I'm always afraid the asiles are too narrow for a stroller & lil kids love to touch stuff that they shouldn't. Sometimes if the kids are asleep me & hubby enjoy playing card games or watching a movie on hulu togeather.

hi thuhuong I am now a widow for a long time, but when my husband and I were young and did not have much money we used to go on drives around the Phoenix area. once we stopped at a farm stand and bought a large box of produce all fresh for 7 dollars, and we ate for a week. another time we visited a koi farm and watched the fish there and talked to the owner who told us all about koi. another time we went to a negro church and joined in singing in the choir. such inexpensive fun. We went to a flower farm and bougth a huge armful of stock. smelled so good and had bouquets for days. He had a rich sense of humor and thought of so many cheap but fun things to do. we used to go window shopping and tell each other all about what we would love to be able to b uy. we also visited our local library and watched someof the adult programs they had at that time. another time we took home vidioes and played them on the vcr

I am frugal too and have found some fun activities to do for free. Where I live there is a free zoo and I love going there. People watching downtown or in the mall food court is also an interesting activity. We also have a free weekly paper that lists various activities around town, some free and some not so free. I have found things like free yoga classes, free dance lessons, and free concerts. Good luck and have fun!

You and your husband should learn to play together indoor.Afterall, you are supposed to be the best of friends.

Go to the library and bring home too many books, then pop corn and sit and read together. Go to free museums (usually every town has at least one, or one with certain days or times that are free. Go for a walk in the park or along a country road. Have a picnic - in your living room if you have to. Take the car out and park on a hill to "watch the stars," just like you did when you were a teenager.

What about a picnic? We have 3 kids so money is always tight for us. We want to find stuff that doesn't cost much all the time. One thing we like to do is go to the state park that is close to our house. They have a beach area for swimming and a nice picnic area. They also have hiking trails that are fun. I like to play board games and stuff like that too.

hubby and i usually end up going out most friday evenings as we have to drive our kids to church events (youth group) and usually wait around for them because it is too far to drive home and come back. we often go to a very large book store (like barnes and noble) where they have comfy chairs and you can look at books. we sometimes go for a coffee (not free but inexpensive) or a walk.

i think having fun does not include money while doing it.there are a lot of ways to have without spending a cent.there are several i know and have been doing for th past years with my family. 1. A walk in the park on a cloudy day is one good example of you bonding with each other while walking in the park and having a nice day. 2. Play some board games at home.if you both liked playing board games im sure it would be the best time to start for both you to have some challenge. 3. Exercise together if you both love to be healthy or health buff. 4. Swimming together is also good for your bonding together. 5. Camping.is also one good example.being alone in the forest with only the two of you.you will feel like you are Adam and Eve.and do everything you want in the wild or get wild on the wild.LOL!

Well we are a family of 5 (soon to be 6) so frugal is our middle name. We do a lot of hiking at the Local & State parks. We also are on the local visitor bureau mailing list so we know when there are fairs, festivals, and other events at places in our county. These have included free children's shows, wood walks ranging from Edible foods of the forest to Night life and astronomy walks all free. We have also gone to quilt shows, farm exhibits, museum tours and theater shows.

I go for walks, exploring my city. I also make a game of finding out what free things are going on where I live. There's a lot, for example: a free day at the art museum; a monthly art gallery evening walk: lots of things going on at the city's main library as free cooking classes and exhibits, etc. I find out about things from the local tv news, from visiting the tourist office, from reading local colleges papers (if it's free) and by just keeping my eyes open for info on what's going on that's free. My parents used to invite people in to play canasta. It became a weekly activity and was inexpensive.

i find comfort in taking long walks with my friends, somewhere close to nature. it's not only a fun exercise but you also get to converse about anything under the sun! :)