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$10 or Less: Activities to do Every Day of the Week

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UWindsor chapter.

Living in Windsor comes with the stigma of having nothing to do in the city without spending big bucks. Being a broke University student limits my options even more because I’m spending most of my money on textbooks and food. After a little bit of research and some help from my friends, I found some super cheap and fun options for any night of the week, any day of the year!!

 

Sunday

Jazz at Phog Lounge- by donation (suggested $5)

Phog Lounge aims to connect musicians, students, filmmakers, writers, and business owners. Winning CJAM Radio Jammy Award for Best Music Venue in Windsor in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. On Sunday nights enjoy live jazz and microbrewery beer. The cover is by donation but suggested $5.

Image credit: http://www.bordercityliving.com/2017/03/21/phog-lounge/

 

Sundays 8pm- 2am

157 University Avenue West

https://phoglounge.com

 

 

Monday

B.V’s House of Pong-all you can play for $5

A fully licensed table tennis social club with 10 ping pong tables, arcade games, and a bar!

 

Image Credit: https://www.windsoreats.com/2016/04/free-friday-night-lights-pub-crawls-begin-may-20/

 

Open 5pm- 11pm on Mondays

511 Ouellette Ave, Windsor

http://www.bvshouseofpong.com

 

 

Tuesday

Zap Zone- $4 Tuesdays

Glow Golf and Laser Tag for $4 on Tuesdays. Glow golf is 18 holes of mini golf under black light. Laser tag’s objective is to deactivate the opposing team’s bases. You’re allowed up to 40 players and three teams!

Image Credits: https://www.bookaparty.ca/6083/windsor/zap-zone-windsor-lauzon-/

 

Open 4-10pm on Tuesday (laser tag starts at 5pm)

1665 Lauzon Road,

Windsor, Ontario

https://zapzone.ca

 

Wednesday

Revs Rose Bowl- $10/person for 4 games (included shoes) after 9pm

Whether you’re scoring 150 per game or taking all granny shots bowling is a blast. Cosmic bowl includes top 40 ’s music with black lights and a laser show!

 

Image Credits: https://foursquare.com/v/rose-bowl-lanes-windsor/4b422fbcf964a52078ce25e3

 

Offer valid 9pm-12pm

2482 Dougall Avenue

Windsor, Ontario N8X 1T2

http://www.revs.ca/revs-rose-bowl/index.php

 

 

Thursday

Art Gallery of Windsor- $5 with valid student ID

Enjoy 15,000 square feet of art and a beautiful view of the riverfront. With almost 4,000 works of art, there is something for everyone.

Image credit: http://www.easternconstruction.com/portfolio/art-gallery-windsor

 

Open Thursdays 11-5pm

First Thursday of every month 11-9pm

401 Riverside Drive West

Windsor, Ontario N9A 7J1

https://www.agw.ca

 

Friday

University Players- students $8 Fridays 8pm

Currently performing ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, the University Players is offered by The School of Dramatic Arts and is composed completely of University of Windsor students. Students can get a ‘friend card’ for $30 that allows you to see six plays (that’s $5/play!) They offer six plays per year. The next show is ‘Journey’s End’ playing November 23rd – December 2nd.

       

Image Credit: http://www.uwindsor.ca/universityplayers/298/current-season

 

Essex Hall Theater

http://www.uwindsor.ca/universityplayers/

 

 

 

Saturday

Public Skating-  $3.50

Grab your skates and some friends and enjoy a couple hours on the ice. These indoor public skates are open to skaters of all levels! Saturday skates are available at Capri Arena and the WFCU arena.

Image Credit: http://www.tecumseh.ca/townhall/departmental-services/recreation/public_…

 

4:25-6:15pm Capri Arena

4:30-6:20pm WFCU

Full Fall Schedule: https://anprodca.active.com/windsor/servlet/downloadFile.sdi?uploadedfile_id=C5890E8A0B

 

 

 

 

Emma Rock

UWindsor '20

Emma Rock is in her third year of university with a major in English Literature and a minor in Gender Studies at the University of Windsor. During her spare time, she enjoys reading, writing, taking American Sign Language classes and spending time with her family. Reading is the only thing she has loved her entire life. She can not wait to turn it into a career by pursuing a job in the publishing and editing industry once she graduates.