Looking for something fun to do this summer without breaking the bank? How about free bowling?

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Summer Will Be Here Before We Know It

It may be March, but summer will be here before we know it. Summer vacation starts in just over two months for many schools around the tri-state. It's never too early to start planning some summertime activities to help keep the kids occupied.

Keeping kids entertained all summer can get pretty expensive too so this is a great way to get the kids out of the house without breaking the bank, because, as the name suggests, kids can bowl for free.

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Kids Bowl Free

Who doesn't enjoy bowling? It's a fun classic game, that anyone can play. The annual Kids Bowl Free Program is once again offering free bowling all summer long at participating bowling alleys.

Kids can bowl for free every day, for up to two games a day. Each day your child will receive two coupons, each for a free round of bowling. So how does it work? You just have to register your child at KidsBowlFree.com.

More than 1,500 bowling centers around the globe provide 2 FREE Games of bowling each day to kids during the Spring and Summer. This program is designed by bowling centers to give back to the community and provide a safe, secure, and fun way for kids to spend time this summer.

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Participating Tri-State Bowling Alleys

There are a few bowling alleys participating in the tri-state that participate in the Kids Bowl Free program. The participating bowling alleys are:

Showplace Family Entertainment Center in Newburgh
Diamond Lanes Echo in Henderson
Diamond Lanes Midtown in Owensboro
Diamond Lanes South in Owensboro

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Source: Here’s How Tri-State Kids Can Bowl Free All Summer Long in Newburgh, Henderson, and Owensboro