2021 Summer Bucket List
With no more Canvas notifications to be worrying about, here are 50 bucket list ideas for your summer adventures!
Whether you’re bored to tears and need inspiration or looking for a fun date night, we have your back.
Movie marathon
Visit your local library
Road Trip
Make your own ice cream (experiment with flavors and methods!)
Paper airplane contest with your friends
New haircut
Reconnect with a childhood friend
Visit a historical site
Rent a bike from Auburn Outdoors
Look through past yearbooks, solo or with your S.O.
YouTube challenge
Do an elementary school science project
Karaoke night
Try baking from scratch
Have a picnic
Go stargazing
Go to a skate park
Rent a canoe from Auburn Outdoors
Make handprint art
Try 24 hours with no internet or phone
Try a scavenger hunt in your town with your friends
Go to the beach
Run a 5k, 10k, or marathon
Learn to play chess
Fly a kite
Try a craft date
Get out the old Wii
Find a drive-in movie
Try a large puzzle (bonus points if you finish it in less that 24 hours)
Build a blanket fort
Organize and donate your childhood closet
Have a pillow fight
Go to a farmers’ market
Feed the ducks
Try journaling consistently
Blindfolded taste test
Back-to-school shopping
Volunteer somewhere important to you
Go on a hike
Learn a new hobby (suggestions here!)
Game night
Visit a local museum
Water balloon fight
“Yes” day
Buy a plant (and keep it alive all summer!)
Take a leisurely drive with the windows down
Read a new book
Build something with your hands
Play mini golf
Go to a thrift shop
Have a great summer and WAR EAGLE!
Be Well, Auburn.
Photography: Jacob L.
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Born and raised in Turlock, California, Jacob recently found a new home at Auburn University as a transfer student. Studying Business Administration, he hopes to create and lead teams that will inspire positive change in the world. In his off time, you can find him hanging out with friends or being overly competitive on the IM fields. Jacob is a serial hobbyist and loves to learn new things. Whether it’s playing sports, building things, cooking great food, or working with Campus Recreation, Jacob always finds new ways to challenge himself and those around him.
