The Detroit News finds 50 fun things to do under $50
Explore Hamtramck and Mexicantown, grab a play at Planet Ant, go for a drink at Enoteca, check out the DIA, the Detroit Historical Museum, and D’Mongo’s Speakeasy. These are just a few of the things that The Detroit News came up with to do under 50 bucks.Excerpt:Having a good time doesn’t mean you have to break your piggy bank.
There are various inexpensive ways for families, couples and singles to
find fun. Take some of the guesswork out of finding a good time on a
budget with our list of 50 value-conscious activities that will take
you from the museum to a hipster hotspot — all for less than $50.See the entire list here.
Explore Hamtramck and Mexican town, grab a play at Planet Ant, go for a
drink at Enoteca, check out the DIA, the Detroit Historical Museum, and
D’Mongo’s Speakeasy. These are just a few of the things that The Detroit News came up with to do under 50 bucks.
Excerpt:
Having a good time doesn’t mean you have to break your piggy bank.
There are various inexpensive ways for families, couples and singles to
find fun. Take some of the guesswork out of finding a good time on a
budget with our list of 50 value-conscious activities that will take
you from the museum to a hipster hotspot — all for less than $50.
See the entire list here.
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