The holiday shopping season is well upon us, but if visiting a shopping center or mall at this time of the year gives you heart palpitations, not to worry. No matter where you live, there are bound to be some cultural institutions with great gift shops. There, you’re likely to find one-of-a-kind … [Read more...] about Hate the mall? 5 places to shop for unique gifts
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Free museum days in Albuquerque
Plenty of Albuquerque’s museums offer free days for visitors. One of the best ways to get to know your hometown or immerse yourself in a new city is to visit one or more of these museums. Since the visit is free, you can stay for the whole day or just 10 minutes, which is “This is Us” … [Read more...] about Free museum days in Albuquerque
Enjoy a free walking tour of Bryant Park
New Yorkers love Bryant Park. If not for lounging on the green lawn to take in a summertime outdoor movie, then to weave in and out of those artisan shops during the holidays. But we may not know what the rich history of our beloved outdoor space entails. That's where a guided walking tour comes … [Read more...] about Enjoy a free walking tour of Bryant Park
University of New Mexico Art Museum is Free
Have you visited the University of New Mexico Art Museum? Admission is FREE. One of the many benefits of sharing a city with a college is the access it provides to cheap and free cultural performances and - for the luckiest of us - art. The museum of art on the Albuquerque campus … [Read more...] about University of New Mexico Art Museum is Free
The best outdoor markets in New York City
In New York City, there's plenty to do outside, including lots of shopping and dining at outdoor markets in the boroughs. Savvy New York tourists, locals and natives know that shopping and dining in this city doesn't have to cost a ton of money. If you’re thrifty, you already know that flea … [Read more...] about The best outdoor markets in New York City
How to purchase travel insurance
Travel insurance is no longer optional. After two years of travel disruptions that show no sign of ending any time soon, it's more or less mandatory. So how do you buy travel insurance in this environment? Very carefully, say experts. 2 types of travel insurance If you're going to … [Read more...] about How to purchase travel insurance
Enjoy free coffee, free food and discounts at Dunkin’ in November
This season, the savings are heating up at Dunkin'! The weather is getting colder outside, but the popular donut shop is warming things up inside with lots of offers in November, including FREE coffee, FREE food and discounts. To keep Mondays merry this holiday season, the popular donut … [Read more...] about Enjoy free coffee, free food and discounts at Dunkin’ in November
How to find cheaper flights and hotel deals in 2022
It’s getting harder to find a travel deal. Just ask Tracy Hayes, who recently wanted to fly from Little Rock to St. Louis. “The cheapest flight I could find was roughly $375,” she says. “That was the one-way fare.” Hayes, a notary public from Little Rock, checked the usual suspects — … [Read more...] about How to find cheaper flights and hotel deals in 2022
Budget-friendly glamping in an RV delivered to you
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For those of us who define "roughing it" as packing our own road-trip food until we arrive at our hotel, camping has never held much appeal. "Glamping" in an RV, on the other hand, seems like a great compromise: Enjoy the beauties of nature without giving up hot showers, electricity and indoor … [Read more...] about Budget-friendly glamping in an RV delivered to you
How to avoid wasting food in a power outage
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The lights begin to flicker. You hear the regular hum of the refrigerator hiccup, then return. But then it all goes dark. Your power is out. Power outages are common when snow and windstorms take down power lines, or in the summer when power lines can't handle the increased demand. There are … [Read more...] about How to avoid wasting food in a power outage
Fourth of July freebies and deals 2022
To show their patriotic spirit, many restaurants are offering deals and freebies on Monday, July 4. We'll be adding to the list as more Independence Day deals come in, so make sure to check back often. What better way to celebrate living in the Land of the Free than with free food? Also, these … [Read more...] about Fourth of July freebies and deals 2022
Top 10 boredom-busting DIY toys for kids
We love ideas for cheap homemade toys for kids. Creating the handmade toys is a fun project for kids and adults, plus it's a great way to reuse and recycle household items you already have. Even better, once the work is done, the kids can entertain themselves with a new toy or game that cost you … [Read more...] about Top 10 boredom-busting DIY toys for kids
Streaming services that offer free trials
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Want a streaming service while you’re at home, but want to try it out first? Or maybe money is tight right now and you just need something to keep you or the kids entertained without the strain on your wallet. Many of the most popular streaming services offer free trials. Some are 30 days, some are … [Read more...] about Streaming services that offer free trials
New Year’s Eve dining deals 2021
Want to go out for New Year's Eve and still save money? Many restaurants are open, and some even have special food or drink deals. Always call to verify hours and prices before you put on your party hat, because participation in these promotions may vary by location. Applebee's: Stop by … [Read more...] about New Year’s Eve dining deals 2021
How to create and organize the perfect gift closet
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Doesn’t it always seem to happen that you find the perfect gift for someone in July, but their birthday isn’t until November? You decide not to buy that perfect gift, then come November, you have no clue what to get that person. If you had a gift closet, you could go ahead and purchase that item in … [Read more...] about How to create and organize the perfect gift closet
