Alternatively, readings, lectures, and church services are all generally free and under-attended events that you might stumble onto to learn something you'd never considered before.
While the event's first iteration in 2013 was essentially a critically acclaimed but under-attended proof-of-concept, year two showed strong growth and continued organizational mastery, even if the hippy-dippy imagery of butterflies, pinwheels, hopes and dreams comes across as even more out of touch than it does at home in Belgium. .
I thought "Warrior" was a criminally overlooked, under-attended film.
Edinburgh is notoriously under-attended by black stand-ups, a fact that the award seeks to help redress.
As a wider experience, the tournament was alarmingly under-attended at most of the matches not involving England.
In 1959, the Board of Education experimented by sending four hundred students from overcrowded black schools in Brooklyn to under-attended white schools in the Ridgewood and Glendale sections of Queens.
So did the Orchestra of St . Lukes under Sir Roger, its music director from 1990 to 1994, in a sparkling and under-attended all-Schubert program at Carnegie Hall on Thursday night.
Hardware companies are notoriously difficult to get off the ground, but O-Robotix looks poised to take a pretty big slice of an under-attended global industry.
Who would look to under-attended, off-the-beaten-path small churches or other religious gathering places for signs and signals about the larger issues in our culture?
Many of the fest's other vaunted reunion sets felt strangely under-attended.
The buzz before the unusual event, which for me artfully veered between a theatrical take on ruin porn and a sincere, heartfelt tribute, drew comparisons to the seminal (but under-attended) 1976 Manchester Sex Pistols gig at The Lesser Free Trade Hall, which inspired Joy Division and New Order's Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner.
