4. The Price is Right. If you’re in Los Angeles, check out TV show tapings—whether it’s a game show, or just your favorite sitcom (they always need people to do those cheesy laugh tracks). And hey, it’s like free theater.
5. Thrifty Movies. After movies have been in rotation for a while, they usually get shipped to “two dollar theaters,” which is great for you because you’ll be able to catch the movies you just missed on the big screen—the ones that all your friends can’t stop nagging you to go see.
6. Goldstar Events. Sign up at www.goldstarevents.com (it’s free!) for half-price tickets to all kinds of entertainment including theater, comedy clubs, live music, spas, and more. It’s a one stop shop for all sorts of discounts to help you make the most of living the city life.
7. Cheap Comedy. Open mic nights at comedy clubs or cafes are usually cheap or free and you never know what rising star you might discover!
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For fashion: peruse sample sales, vintage stores, and flea markets. Museums also usually have free days during the week, and clubs (around L.A.) have discount coupons you can download from their website. It's not being cheap, it's being smart! |
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| Try going to a concert at a small venue. In LA, you can go to a concert at one of the hip, small venues like the Troubadour for $15, compared to $80 plus bucks at staples. Plus the sound quality is WAY better. And you'll actually get to see the band (not just look at them on the jumbo-tron). | |