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University Of Colorado, Denver: Fall Date Ideas To Do With Your Boos—Without Breaking The Budget
Fall is in the air. Lucky for us, CU Denver is located in the heart of a thriving city and close to breathtaking outdoor spaces, which m ...
Diddiery Santana
October 11, 2021
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Fall is in the air. Lucky for us, CU Denver is located in the heart of a thriving city and close to breathtaking outdoor spaces, which means there are plenty of fun activities to do with your peers, friends, or boos without breaking the bank. Whether you prefer the outdoors or the comfort or your couch, there’s something for everyone.
The weather may be cooling down, but our list is hot with fun plans. Check out these entertaining activities for under $25.
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Pitch in on a fall picnic with your favorite treats.
Pitch in on a fall picnic with your favorite treats.
We finally have not-too-hot and not-too-cold weather. Split up who’s bringing what autumn treats (think hot cider, gingerbread cookies, or Halloween candy) and meet up at a park (Confluence Park is within walking distance; Washington Park and City Park are a short drive away). Want to turn it up a notch? Bring out your inner Picasso with canvas and paint.
Play nature bingo.
Play nature bingo.
Add some excitement to a hike with a game of bingo. You can make a bingo sheet at home (the internet has plenty of templates) and add in some of Mother Nature’s wonders. Garden of the Gods (about 1.5 hours south of campus in Colorado Springs) is beautiful during this time of year.
Host a pumpkin carving contest.
Host a pumpkin carving contest.
Have each person bring their own pumpkin and carving tools. Don’t forget the cheesy Halloween music!
Re-watch your favorite Halloween flicks.
Re-watch your favorite Halloween flicks.
You can never go wrong with classics such as “Hocus Pocus” and “Halloween Town.” Looking for something a little spookier? Check out Tim Burton’s “Corpse Bride.” Most popular streaming services, such as Hulu and Netflix, have a category dedicated to spooky season.
Cozy up under a blanket with a good book.
Cozy up under a blanket with a good book.
If you need a little R&R (rest and relaxation), brew a cup of tea or coffee, find a comfortable spot to relax, and dive into a good read.
Stargaze.
Stargaze.
Grab your coziest blankets, make some hot chocolate, and step outside at night. Make it a game by seeing who can spot the most constellations.
Attend a parade.
Attend a parade
The 7th annual BOOnion Station Trick-or-Treat Parade takes place Thursday, Oct. 28, from 5 – 8 p.m. The free celebration features trick-or-treating, mini train rides, music, face painting, and more. Don’t forget to dress up and participate in the costume contest.
This press release was produced by the University of Colorado, Denver. The views expressed here are the author’s own.