Many cities have great, activity diverse programs for relatively low costs so since I haven’t seen this posted here, I wanted to mention it’s worth checking your city parks and rec for activities to try such as archery, soccer leagues, hiking groups, tennis, pickleball, dance and fitness classes, guitar/music instruction, cooking, art mediums, language study, etc .
My city publishes (online & hard copy) a quarterly “Recreator” magazine which lists tons of low cost activities you can register for. It’s the way I got back into tennis a few years ago for cheap vs paying private lesson rates of $35+ per lesson.
Similarly, many school districts run an adult learning program with varied activities and classes so that also really keep costs low vs private groups or classes.
September 02, 2019 at 08:57PM
