Ditch cable TV - If you still have cable TV, take a look at your monthly bills and consider switching to a streaming service that costs less.
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Stream your music - Likewise, streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music are a great way to listen to music at a minimal cost.
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Split memberships - Many services such as Netflix and Spotify offer a family or group membership that makes it cheaper for each user to access the service.
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Attend free events - When searching for local events, keep in mind that free or low-cost events are more likely to take place near schools.
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Look for discount days - Some places such as swimming pools and bowling alleys also offer ‘happy hours,’ during which people can enter for a reduced price.
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Buy a season ticket - If you have a favorite cultural place that you visit often, such as a museum or a zoo, consider investing in a season ticket.
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Volunteer at events - Volunteering at cultural events, such as music festivals, can be a great way to enjoy the event for free while giving back to the community.
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Travel during off-season - If you are looking to travel and broaden your cultural horizons, try to do so when your destination is in the off-season.
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Buy in advance - Never forget the power of buying tickets in advance. Most events and airlines sell their tickets cheaper to people who purchase them well ahead of time.
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Buy group deals - If you are going on vacation with your friends and family, consider looking for group discounts on your cultural activities.
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Vacation outside- A great way to discover a new place on a budget is to focus on the outdoors. It is worth remembering that many nature-based activities are completely free.