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While it might not feel like it outside, spring is officially here! The days of freezing temperatures, blistering winds, and inconvenient amounts of snow are close to being over. That’s great news, but you might need to switch your activities from snow related fun to spring fun. Here are five things you can do this spring that are a total blast, but also completely free!
Photo Credit: Kerry Trusewicz
Quizzo and Geeks Who Drink at B.Nektar
The spring and summer months are full of exciting new blockbusters flooding cineplexes, and what better way to celebrate that with some good old fashioned trivia? Quizzo and Geeks Who Drink are weekly trivia competitions where you can showcase your vast geek knowledge for the opportunity to win some awesome prizes. Quizzo takes place every Monday night at 8 p.m., while Geeks Who Drink happens every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Dust off your dancing shoes, or better yet your cowboy boots, and head down to the Diamondback Saloon in Belleville for some line dancing lessons. Get ready for the spring and summer months full of country music and dance by polishing up on your line dancing skills. Their free beginners class takes place on Saturday nights from 7 until 8 p.m. They also offer two-step classes beginning at 8 p.m. You can also attend their intermediate line dance class on Wednesday nights from 8 until 9 p.m. for $5. Photo by Myra Klarman (http://myraklarman.com/) Ann Arbor will be home to two incredibly unique festivals next week with the FoolMoon and FestiFools happening on Friday, April 6 and Sunday, April 8, respectively. The zany celebrations will fill the streets of Ann Arbor with unorthodox creations, giant puppets, wild costumes, and everything in between. You are more than welcome to join in on the chaos, and enjoy the craziness for free by embracing this fun spring tradition. Spring means Easter, which means Easter eggs. The whole family can experience a fun new way to craft Easter eggs at this weekend’s Drop-In Workshop: Decorative Eggs. You can use beads, baubles, and bling to make your Easter egg stand out just in time for the holiday! Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne county residents receive free general museum admission, which includes admission into this event. Photo Courtesy of Freedom Park & Peg Stevens Disc golf is a fantastic way to enjoy the beautiful spring and summer weather southeast Michigan experiences, and after you’ve gotten everything you need to play, you can head to one of the many course in southeast Michigan. From Freedom Park in Canton, Raintree Park in Troy, to The Ponds at Lakeshore in Ypsilanti, enjoy some outdoor fun for free!
Dance Lessons at Diamondback Saloon
FoolMoon and FestiFools 2018 (4/6 & 4/8)
Decorative Egg Workshop at the DIA (3/31-4/1)
Disc Golf at a Local Course
