The Denver Post

Cheap Checklist

- By Laura Daily and Bryan K. Chavez, Special to the Denver Post

CANDY LAND

This giveaway from See’s Candies will definitely take a lickin’ on National Lollipop Day. The candy shop is giving customers a free lollipop on Friday. Flavor choices include chocolate, vanilla, butterscot­ch, chocolate coconut, café latté and more. The lollipops normally sell for about a buck each, so it’s worth a family excursion. The shop is also known for giving away chocolate samples to all who walk through its doors. There are four shops in Colorado: Denver, Littleton, Loveland and Colorado Springs. Shops open at 10 a.m. However, closing times vary by location — from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. sees.com

VETS FOR PETS

Thousands of veterinari­ans will be in Denver through Tuesday for the annual convention of the American Veterinary Medical Associatio­n.

On Tuesday, some of those veterinari­ans will be volunteeri­ng to provide free medical care and other services to animals for pet owners who may not always have the means to take care of their furry friends. The street clinic will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., outside the Colorado Convention Center. It is being led by Fort Collins veterinari­an Dr. Jon Geller, founder of the Street Dog Coalition. In addition, hygiene kits will be handed out to homeless pet owners. avma.org

PANCAKE PARTY

Hungry bargain hunters will flip for these frugal flapjacks. To celebrate its 60th anniversar­y, IHOP is serving up a short stack of buttermilk pancakes for just 60 cents on Tuesday. Hop over for the syrupy sweet deal from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Limit one short stack per customer, while supplies last.

The price is the exact same as its original price back in 1958. Even though the offer is for dine-in only, those who prefer their pancakes on-the-go can get $5 off their first online order of $25 or more with coupon code IHOPNGO at checkout. Blow out the candles and bring on the butter and syrup. ihop.com

ART BREAK

Great art museums are always evolving, and Denver Art Museum is no exception. This year marks the 125th anniversar­y of one of our city’s most colorful and diverse attraction­s. Throughout 2018, join the much-loved institutio­n as they celebrate the museum’s heritage, programmin­g and vision for the future.

In honor of its milestone anniversar­y, on Friday, general admission for adults is only $1.25. It offers quite the stroke of savings, given the regular admission price for adults is $10 for Colorado residents and $13 for nonresiden­ts. General admission is free for all youth (18 and under) every day, granting more kids access to art than ever before. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Fridays. denverartm­useum.org/125

FREE-ZE FRAME

There’s only one way to celebrate National Ice Cream Day, right? Grab a spoon and dig in on this deal. For the first time, Yogurtland is celebratin­g the day at all of its locations. On Sunday, get a buy-one-get-one free cup from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. After introducin­g ice cream to its lineup last summer, they’re introduc- ing five ice cream flavors this year, including Rich Chocolate, Creamy Vanilla, Chocolate Malt Ball, Butter Pecan Light Ice Cream and Oreo Cookies and Crème. The frozen yogurt shop also swirls sorbets. There are four shops in Colorado — Arvada, Centennial, Denver and Littleton. yogurtland.com

Every Saturday, Laura Daily and Bryan K. Chavez at MileHighOn­The Cheap.com compile “Cheap Checklist” to help smart shoppers find freebies, discounts and deals. Send tips to info@milehighon­thecheap.com 10 to 14 days in advance. More freebies, discounts and deals at MileHighOn­TheCheap.com.

 ?? Andy Cross, Denver Post file ?? The Denver Art Museum, which hosted an exhibit on Edgar Degas earlier this year, is turning 125 and is celebratin­g the milestone with $1.25 general admission for adults on Friday.
Andy Cross, Denver Post file The Denver Art Museum, which hosted an exhibit on Edgar Degas earlier this year, is turning 125 and is celebratin­g the milestone with $1.25 general admission for adults on Friday.

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