Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Free Luvs!

I happened to find this steal/idea from another site. It's a really good and smart idea!

I found a great deal on Luv's diapers in the clearance section of my Tom Thumb. Regularly priced at $9.99, a large number of packs at the back of the store had orange 50% off stickers, making them $5 each! If you registered for the $5 Luv's coupon here, then you can use it to make these absolutely free! I happen to get my coupon in the mail this week so it was perfect timing!

It gets even better though...when I checked out, the price came up at $8.99 which brought the after-clearance price to $4.50 each. My $5 coupon didn't beep or price reduce so I actually made 50¢!

If you don't have the $5 coupon, you can use the $1 coupon from the 9/27 P&G insert from the Sunday paper to make these $3.50 each. Not the absolute best price I've ever seen - but still a great deal!

WATCH OUT - your cashier has to scan the orange sticker for the full 50% to come off, so make sure they do! I had to remind my cashier or I would not have gotten the 50% off price..you know I wasn't having any of that!

Don't forget..it's not too late to sign up for your coupon here.

Found on: http://www.nbcdfw.com/blogs/pennypinching/Free-Diapers-at-Tom-Thumb-63940177.html

Free Event - Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month 2009

The Fort Worth Library will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 through October 15. This year’s celebration will feature many activities for both adults and children, including: A Fort Worth Guitar Guild concert; a Mexican crafts class; an “Ugly Betty” Poncho Party; The Dora Adventure Show and a re-enactment of a traditional Mayan ball game.

Ballet Folklórico Azteca

Folk dancers from varying regions bring to life the spirit and culture of

Mexico

’s rich, heritage with a fun, educational show.
Summerglen Branch, 11 a.m. Sat., Oct. 10
Seminary Branch, 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10

Fort Worth Guitar Guild

Professional guitar players Isaac Bustos and Mitch Weverka will perform a selection of music from Hispanic composers, including Albeniz, Granados, Falla and Piazzolla
Central Library, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11, Tandy Lecture Hall

Found on: http://www.nbcdfw.com/around-town/shopping/Deals--Discounts--Week-of-Sept-28-Oct-4-62347852.html

Free Kids Meal- Boston Market

I love Boston Market! I think I could never get tired of eating there. If you are like me, and want a healthy alternative to the quick fried chicken meal for the family- head over to Boston Market where you can receive kid meals!

Boston Market is offering two free kids' meals with one $6 adult meal purchase. With the purchase a family meal, you'll get up to four free kids' meals. The promotion ends October 31, 2009.

Dont have any kids, well just think of it this way-- its a free lunch meal for the next day!

Kids Eat Free

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Pumpkin Patch and Street Fair - Free Event

The Kessler School Pumpkin Patch and Street Fair will be hosting their annual Pumpkin Parch and Street Fair this Saturday.

From gourd to chair massages and go out and experience an old fashion street fair. Musical selection will be Floramay Holliday.

Sat. Fair, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; music, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Kessler Park United Methodist Church, 1215 Turner Ave.

Activities:
- Purchase pumpkins in all sizes
- Find fall mums in an assortment of colors
- Pony carousel, petting zoo, face painting, carnival games, bounce houses, stuffed animal walk, and a cakewalk
- Fall portraits
- Dallas Public Library Bookmobile (10-2)
- Live music performed by Floramay Holliday (11-1)
- Local artists and craftspeople
- Chair massages

Food:

- Big D's Dog
- Kessler Cookie Company
- Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters
- Chuy Rodriguez's cotton candy, ice cream, popcorn and candy apples
- Soda Gallery
- Hamburgers
- Breakfast tacos

Free Event- Legends Of Texas Summer Gunfight Shows

Legends Of Texas Summer Gunfight Shows

Happening Saturdays and Sundays

LEGENDS OF TEXAS SUMMER GUNFIGHT SHOWS - FREE
Every weekend inside Stockyards Station in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards!
Saturdays & Sundays 11:45 a.m. & 4:15 p.m.

"Legends" was founded in 1981 in Fort Worth, Texas and its members are currently all located in the Fort Worth - Dallas metroplex area.

The primary goal of the group is the preservation of the rich Western heritage which Texas and surrounding states have inherited from the hard work and determination of our forefathers. The Legends of Texas is an organization dedicated to the conservation and preservation of that portion of American History between 1835 and the early 1900's - the true western days of our country.

The Living History Story!

As an historical group, each member of the Legends has an assumed character from history. Some of these identities include: a Country Doctor, Bounty Hunter, Saloon Keeper, Texas Ranger, Town Marshal, Preacher, Drover, Cattle rustler, Outlaws, Town Folks ( men & women), Saloon Girls, Madams, Soiled Dove, and Saloon Entertainers.

Members have done extensive research on the details of the lives and day-to-day activities of these personalities, and are able to give a most interesting and informative "living history" lesson on their individual character.www.thelegendsoftexas.com

Found on http://www.nbcdfw.com/around-town/shopping/Deals--Discounts-Week-of-Oct-5-12-63521702.html