Welcome back to Monday!
We trust that you had a great weekend and you are fully energized and ready for the new work week. Some of you love Mondays, but for those of you who need just a little extra, we have got you covered. In today’s installment of Dollars & Sense, we have some cool things for you to do that are completely free of charge, especially if you live in the great city of Baltimore, Maryland. Check it out below.
Visit The Baltimore Museum Of Art:
As a major cultural destination for the greater Baltimore region, the Baltimore Museum of Art organizes and presents a variety of dynamic exhibitions and innovative programs throughout the year and frequently hosts special events with cultural and educational partners. Home to the internationally renowned Cone Collection, the BMA holds the largest and most significant Matisse works in the world. Outside the museum walls, take in the awe inspiring Sculpture Garden, featuring two terraced gardens, fountains, and 34 sculptures. The BMA is free for everyone, every day, so it’s perfect for today’s budget.
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Explore The Heritage Walk:
Beginning in the Inner Harbor, this free, guided walking tour takes visitors off the beaten path and deep into Baltimore’s history. Walkers visit little known but fascinating sites in the nearby neighborhoods of Little Italy and historic Jonestown, while passing by many popular Inner Harbor attractions. The tour begins at the Visitor Center in the Inner Harbor every day at 10 a.m. with additional tours Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m.
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Financial Tip Of The Day
Pick Up The Circular:
Some people have the brands that they like and stick to that, but with a little flexibility you can save a ton of money. Your grocery store most likely releases a weekly circular that showcases all of the items that have gone on sale. WIth a little luck your favorite brands may have gone on sale but if you are flexible with your preferences and only buy the sale items posted in the circular, you can save a ton of cash when checking out.
