by Kierra Lewis
Blog Content Contributor
Is it just me or have Labor Day activities become repetitive; either you’re eating BBQ with
your family or you’re relaxing at a nearby beach with your friends. Don’t get me wrong
anything dealing with food will always have my vote but this year I vowed to myself I would get
out of my ritual. However, just like any other college student I am very cautious of what I spend
my money on. In just 15 minutes, I was able to find numerous events throughout Labor Day
weekend ranging from $15-$23, so you can rest assure your wallets won’t be crying this year.
Instead of opting for the beach grab your friends and family and head over to the
Olympic Outdoor Center and enjoy a day in the water. Feeling like a surfer? Rent their
paddleboards for a few hours and hit the waves. If you’re more of the easy going type,
delight in the sun in your kayak and leave the work to your friends.
Who said the haunted house were only in October? Find a friend and work together to
find clues to escape a themed room at Origin Room Break.
Get your creative juices flowing and attend a painting party. At Personal Picasso painting
you’ll be able to socialize and make new friends while the instructor guide you into
making your first Picasso piece.
If you’re more of a music goer, enjoy the outdoors while listening to rapper Big Sean as
he performs songs from his album, “Dark Sky Paradise”. If that didn’t sell you, maybe
the price of $15 will.
Interested in the latest cars? Go out to the Auto show where they will host trending cars
and trucks. If you have hot cars that can only mean one thing, celebrities. Keep a
marker with you because you just might luck up and get an autograph. Along with cars
will include prizes and food throughout the day.
See Groupn for these deals and more
By Kasandra Garza News Reporter The Federal Emergency Flood Agency (FEMA) will be releasing Advisory Base Flood Evaluations (ABFE’s) for parts of Hays, Guadalupe and Caldwell counties. The ABFEs were released at an “open house” event that took place at the Wimberley Community Center on August 26. The open house was for the citizens of Wimberley, City of Woodcreek and unincorporated areas of Hays County. The ABFE’s will show how […]
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