Free NYC
The website freenyc.com is a pretty cool spot to find really cheap - free things to do in the city. And, if you sign up for their newsletter, they'll email you the list of the day for stuff to do every morning. I've found all sorts of interesting things I would have never thought to do until I got on board with this.
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uptowngirl
2yrs+
@JenMac the site is FreeNYC.net , Freenyc.com sends you to a directory of some sort, Thanks Jen Mac.
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hhusted
2yrs+
@uptowngirl: Oh, I will have to check it out. Never thought about it, actually. Thanks for the post. Also, thank you JenMac for providing your info about the site.
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ajadedidealist
2yrs+
Great, thanks @jenmac! NYC is so expensive that I'm certainly glad to find a rare free thing to do - although in a weird way I think free stuff is much more common than merely inexpensive stuff.
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hhusted
2yrs+
@Ajadedidealist: Any time you get anything free in this city, take advantage of it. You know what I mean. You don't get too many things free. And when you have to pay for stuff you know how high priced it is.
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elysium
2yrs+
It's sites like that which make me want to move to New York. No other city has so many free shows, events, art, etc., even open bars. If you're into finding free drinks (who isn't?) you should definitely check this out:
http://nyc.myopenbar.com/
This lists all the open bars in NY for each day. Some have a cover fee (usually around $10), while others are completely free.
http://nyc.myopenbar.com/
This lists all the open bars in NY for each day. Some have a cover fee (usually around $10), while others are completely free.
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ajadedidealist
2yrs+
Thanks for the link, @elysium! My favorite free thing to do this coming term will be to try to snag tickets to see Al Pacino performing as Shylock in the Merchant of Venice at Shakespeare in the Park!
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uptowngirl
2yrs+
@ajadedidealist oh wow! that will be quite something.. I do love Al Pacino so..
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landee
2yrs+
Ooooh thanks for the info! This could help me in finding more stuff to do during our visit!
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JenMac
2yrs+
@landee: Summer screen in the park is pretty cool too. You watch classic movies, picnic style in Bryant Park. It's always packed, free, and it's really fun; one of my favorite NY pasttimes.
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NeverSleeps
2yrs+
I'm surprised that myopenbar is still around... I'd completely forgotten about that site. And I used to get emails from them... I guess I stopped caring after I started being able to afford to just hang out wherever I want and actually pay for drinks.
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