• Tue. Nov 5th, 2024

Dating on a Dime

DatingLooking for some awesome and budget friendly date ideas to take your significant other on? Well you’ve come to the right place, these date ideas will make your partner think you have at least one comma in your bank account.

  • Bowling night

At Poelking Woodman Lanes in Kettering, you and your partner can bowl your arms off

Sunday through Thursday from 9:00 p.m. until midnight for $7.99 a person. So grab your shoes and bowling ball, and bowl until you can’t bowl anymore.

  • Movie date

Want to see a movie, but don’t want to sell your first born, well your in luck. On Wednesday the Greene Rave Cinema has $5.50 movies. So you might be able to actually afford some popcorn too. If you’re into classics or independent films, visit the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs. There are a variety of movies, that are sure to grab attention to a movie lover. For more information visit www.littleart.com

  • Mini golf

Want to relieve some aggression and spend quality time with your beloved? Well stop in and play mini golf. You can smack some brightly colored balls around at The Trails Miniature Golf Course for only $7.00 a person/per game.

  • Picnic fun

Food and the outdoors, how much more do I need to say. Grab a blanket and a basket, and pick up some food and get out there. Plus its always fun to get out and really spend some quality time with the person you love. Afterwards you can walk around and enjoy nature with your significant other.

  • Museum exploring

If you or your partner love art or museums, visit the Dayton Art Institute. It is located conveniently close to Sinclair, and is free to students with their student I.D. You can spend hours exploring different art and eras, while learning something new, and then after you’ll have enough money to grab a bite to eat with the many options on Brown Street.

  • Hiking day

If you’re a nature lover, Dayton and the surrounding areas have great hiking trails and parks. In yellow springs you can explore John Bryan State Park, which offers hiking, canoeing and fishing, and is still fun in the winter, or you can visit Clifton Gorge Nature Preserve, which is a scenic route that provides views of waterfalls and a glacial canyon.

 

Thomas Halloway

Reporter