Eat, drink, be merry during a recession
Posted on February 2nd, 2009 – 5:48 PMBy Kara McGuire
My colleague Tom Horgen and I must be on the same wavelength. I started this post on Friday. This weekend he had a story on where to find “The New Deals” (get it?) on entertainment.
Here are two that aren’t mentioned in his story.
The Guthrie is bringing back its excellent food and play deal — “Beer, Burgers and the Bard” –for The Two Gentleman of Verona. $30 bucks gets you a Summit, sliders and a ticket to the play. I took advantage of this deal to see the Government Inspector and I admit that my favorite part of the night was sitting outside on the patio outside Cue with a cold beer and about the best brat I’ve ever had.
Looks like the first night sold out already so they’re offering the deal again on St. Patty’s day (better make that free pint a Guinness).
Ka-Blog reader Nancy brought the next deal to my attention. You and a friend can eat free food, drink free wine, and hang out at The Bakken Museum for $7 next Tuesday? That’s for 2 of you! There’s a DJ too. Here’s the scoop.
Don’t keep the good deals to yourself. Share, share, share!
3 Responses to "Eat, drink, be merry during a recession"
I enjoy using these from time to time… they’re a fantastic deal, especially to the Minnesota Zoo (by the way, winter is great at the Minnesota Zoo — the animals tend to be much closer to the paths):
http://www.melsa.org/museumadventurepass/
-Ryan
And how did I miss Denny’s giving away free breakfast this morning? Must have been hitting the cheese-filled little smokies during the commercial.
I just received tickets for a family concert via thespco.org. May have to pay for parking, but $5 is cheap for a nice family outing!
