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ABOUT THE FRUGAL & FUN FORT WORTH WEEKEND EDITION ~
Each Friday, we post ideas for FREE (or almost free) weekend entertainment for you and your family. Here are this weekend’s tips…

Frugal Weekend Entertainment Option #1

Kick off your Christmas festivities with Southlake Town
Square’s 10th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration.
Saturday, November 21

Southlake’s Christmas Tree Lighting festivities will begin at 5:30pm with live entertainment from local choirs and groups, strolling carolers, children’s crafts, and holiday refreshments.  The tree lighting ceremony begins at 6:30pm with the arrival of Old St. Nick who will switch on the lights and turn the square into a winter wonderland!  Festivities also include free photos with Santa, Carriage Rides, and Polar Express Train rides.

Savings Tip:  While you are there, stop by the Southlake Town Square tent (or the management office during business hours) to receive your free Holiday Coupon Book for Southlake Retailers and Restaurants.

Details, details
When: Saturday, November 21, 2009 ~ 5:30PM
Where: Southlake Town Square
    1256 Main Street Suite 244
Cost: Entrance to event is FREE.

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Frugal Weekend Entertainment Option #2

Absolutely Worth the Trip to Plano!
David Nevue, Solo Pianist and Composer in Concert
Sunday, November 22

  

I normally try to “stay” in Fort Worth for my frugal entertainment recommendations. However, the David Nevue concert is going to be amazing, so I must make mention (can’t believe it is FREE!). 

If you have never heard of award-winning solo pianist, David Nevue, his piano style is similar to George Winston or Jim Brickman — beautiful, touching, and with an appeal to all ages (hear samples of his music here).   

You will not want to miss this Thanksgiving concert Sunday night.  It will be a great evening and a true gift and treat to all who listen!

Details, details
What:  To learn more about David Nevue, go here.
When: Sunday, November 22, 2009 ~ 7:00PM
Where: Collin Creek Community Church
3701 W. Spring Creek Pkwy, Plano
Cost: The concert is open and FREE to EVERYONE.

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Frugal Weekend Entertainment Option #3

Polar Express Storybook Reading and Party at Borders
Saturday, November 21

                             

How Fun!  Borders Books and Music is hosting a Polar Express Pajama Party for the kids!  Activities include storytime with The Polar Express, Christmas Carol sing-a-long, fun activities and giveaways.

Details, details
When: Saturday, November 21, 2009 ~ 11:00AM
Where: Borders Books and Music, in the Children’s Area
Directions to your local borders can be found by clicking here.
Cost: FREE!

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Frugal Weekend Entertainment Option #4

Santa’s Wonderland at Bass Pro Shops
Now through December 24 

                 

Bass Pro Shops is hosting fun daily events for kids, at their Santa’s Wonderland.  The festive events include FREE games and activities, FREE crafts and a FREE photo with Santa. Activities vary by day (with most happening on the weekends).

While you are there:  Bring a new toy to donate to Toys for the Kids drive.  Toys will be collected in the grand entrance of each store and then distributed to local children’s charities to help bring a little Christmas to children in need.

Details, details
What: To see the full schedule of activities and events, click here.
When: Daily, now through December 24.  For schedule, click here. 
Where: Bass Pro Shops,
    2501 Bass Pro Drive, Grapevine
Cost: FREE!

Enjoy! :)

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