Ten Cheap And Fun Hobbies That You Can Get Into (part 2)

3. Writing

You keep writing all throughout school and college, and when you have graduated, it’s the last thing you want to do and you probably don’t think of it as a hobby. However, writing can be good for the soul. If it’s difficult for you to work through things out loud or to vent to people, writing down your thoughts can help you make sense of it.

Additional, it can be an amazing creative activity to write poetry, a short story, or even a novel. It is also a cheap hobby because you only need a pen and paper, or software like Microsoft Word or Google Docs.

If you have any message to spread to the world, blogging can be a great way to get it out. There are many free blogging sites available on the internet.

4. Cooking

Although spending time in the kitchen can make some people miserable, others may thrive when experimenting with different ingredients to make their favorite dish.

One of the best parts of cooking is that there are so many recipes available online these days and you don’t need a cookbook at all.

5. Volunteering

Volunteering might not be considered as a “hobby,” but it’s certainly an activity that people can enjoy in their spare time. It also has a lot of benefits. It makes you feel good when you’re able to give back or help you make new friends and get involved in a friendly community of volunteers.

Moreover, volunteering at an organization can help you develop new skills that can help you boost your resume.

6. Get Artsy

Most artistic hobbies can be done on the cheap, particularly if you consider one-time investments pay off in the future. For example, you can design graphics on the computer or you can attend a free class at a craft store.