100+ Free Things to Do in Atlanta {Giveaway}

Posted by Liz McCoy Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Summer is here!!  Are you already hearing the “I’m board” whine from your kiddos? Have you already spent your summer time budget on camps and sports?  We’re finished with our homeschooling and are looking for other activities and events to engage our minds and to exercise our bodies. 

 

If you’re not already familiar with Field Trips with Sue be sure to subscribe to that website. There are always fantastic reviews on places around Atlanta and Georgia to see and do with kids. I often find many of her activities being perfect for us as homeschoolers during the school year.

 

Here is a bit more about the Field Trips with Sue website:

Field Trips with Sue is an award-winning blog about things to do with kids in Atlanta and throughout Southeast. It helps families plan outings, day trips, weekend getaways and vacations. Select posts are featured on Raveable.com, (named by Travel + Leisure magazine as a top travel site) and ATL Insider (the website of the Atlanta Convention and Visitor’s Bureau). Sue also contributes to national travel sites, Travel Savvy Mom and Best Family Travel Advice. Bi-monthly, see Field Trips with Sue segments on CBS Better Mornings Atlanta. Sue has appeared as a travel expert on Atlanta’s WXIA-TV Atlanta; Fox 5 Atlanta, KTVI-TV, St. Louis, MO; WTLZ-TV, Columbus, Ga.; and WTXL-TV, Tallahassee, FL. She has also been quoted for stories on travel in the Atlanta Journal Constitution and Northside Neighbor.

 

Sue Rodman, the site founder, has used her expertise and written ebook that compiles tons of free and frugal activities around Atlanta, Georgia, and some are national activities.

 

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More about the book 100+ Free Things to do in Atlanta:

100+ Free Things to Do in Atlanta:
A Don’t-Miss Guide for Summer Fun

Atlanta, GA May 17, 2012 – Summer is coming and parents and caregivers are asking the age-old question: “What are we going to do with the kids this summer?” 100+ Free Things to Do in Atlanta offers frugal and fiscally-responsible families, ideas for summer fun and year-round entertainment. The book includes tips on visiting Atlanta’s favorite attractions like the Georgia Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta, and Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta for free. In addition, families can learn how to beat the heat with free pool time and splash fountains, escape inside for arts and crafts at local retailers or outside to experience nature. With this book, summer will be anything but boring.

Written by Atlanta resident Sue Rodman, the book is a natural extension of her popular and award-winning travel blog, Field Trips with Sue, about things to do with kids in Atlanta and throughout the Southeast. The blog helps families plan outings, day trips, weekend getaways and vacations from a first-hand point of view. More importantly, from a mom’s point of view. Each entry in 100+ Free

Things to Do in Atlanta includes the who, what, where and when with costs up front for easy viewing. Web links guide readers to specific information on the attraction; addresses make it easy to plug into the GPS on the go.

100+ Free Things to do in Atlanta is available in ebook formats such as Kindle, Nook, iPad and iPhone for $4.99. Printed books are available for $9.99. Visit www.fieldtripswithsue.com/100free to purchase your book today!

 

Having received a copy of the book, I’ve been able to read through and find a few things we’ve done already this summer and have booked a few more on our calendar.  Some things I had been familiar with but most of them were a completely new idea.

 

I think this would make a great resource in your home library especially if you often have family coming into town or are traveling to Georgia.  Being able to entertain your whole family affordably, makes being a great host a lot easier.

 

Sue has given me one ebook to give away so here is your opportunity to win this book o’ family fun!

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