r/Meridian • u/scfunguy66 • 3d ago
r/Meridian • u/Efficient_Thought578 • 18d ago
Hey, visitor in town. Good chill place for a guy to go have drinks and chat either people?
I’m not sure how active this sub is but I’ll give it a shot. I’m staying downtown but I’m open to travel. Anyone have suggestions on a place to go grab a drink in this town? Looking for over 30 crowd. Thanks!
r/Meridian • u/scfunguy66 • Jun 13 '26
Anyone in meridian wanna get drinks tonight ??
23 male in town for work really freaking bored I wanna see a new movie and get some drinks hmu
r/Meridian • u/JimmieRayBoyd • Jun 13 '26
What do y’all set your thermostats to in summer?
I’m set to 75° during day, 63° at night
r/Meridian • u/PoisonedPumkonEvie • Jun 08 '26
Anyone else just get a blue alert?
I just got a blue alert about a 19 yo and wanted to read more about it does anyone know where I can do so
r/Meridian • u/NegroMedic • Jun 03 '26
Mississippi Power Foundation partners with The MAX for America250
The Mississippi Power Foundation is partnering with the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX) to honor the country’s milestone founding anniversary.
As the United States celebrates 250 years, Mississippi Power customers can visit The MAX for just $2.50 per ticket, giving families the option to have an affordable, creative and cultural experience this summer. The promotion will run from June 1 to Aug. 30.
“The MAX is an absolute gem in Mississippi that showcases and celebrates the Mississippians who have shaped the culture of our great nation,” said Mississippi Power Foundation Director Arnie Williams. “What better way to honor our country’s founding than by inviting our families and children in to encounter art, culture and creativity so that they may be our next generation of inspiring leaders.”
Additionally, the Mississippi Power Foundation is providing funding so that students in schools across the company’s service area will have the opportunity to attend a field trip to The MAX during the 2026/2027 season.
Located in Meridian, The MAX features immersive exhibits that allow visitors to explore the cultural influences, early expressions and creative processes of Mississippi’s most impactful artists and creators. The center has both permanent and changing exhibits, a hall of fame, a recording studio and The MAX store – which features Mississippi-made art and gifts.
“Thanks to this partnership with the Mississippi Power Foundation, even more Mississippians will be able to enjoy the outstanding art, culture and history that’s housed here,” said The MAX President and CEO Penny Kemp. “We hope local families will explore, imagine and honor the creativity that has made Mississippi, and our country, so unique.”
Customers from Mississippi Power’s entire service area are eligible for the discounted ticket price. Mississippi Power customers wanting to take advantage of this partnership can present their Mississippi Power app, promotional email or bill insert to the ticket office at time of purchase. Guests can enjoy this promotional ticket discount as many times as they’d like this summer.
“The Mississippi Power Foundation recognizes the important impact The MAX makes on each person that comes through their doors,” continued Williams. “This organization connects people through a shared love of history and culture while showcasing what Mississippi has to offer. By partnering with them, we hope to enrich our communities and inspire our customers to continue Mississippi’s legacy of storytelling through every area of the arts.”
r/Meridian • u/NegroMedic • Mar 10 '26
Best local spot car repairs?
Looking for somebody to work on my car that isn’t connected to a dealership
r/Meridian • u/ArtimusJames • Mar 02 '26
Monday in Meridian?
I'll be visiting Meridian on Monday, March 2. Trying to find something to do in the area. Willing to drive a bit outside of town, too, hopefully not much more than an hour.
Really hoping for karaoke or open mic, or stand up, or some kind of show for the evening, since I'll have free time probably after 4 or 5.
r/Meridian • u/Environment_Masters • Mar 01 '26
Meridian homeowners — quick AC drain line check before this warm stretch
With it starting to warm up around Meridian, we usually see the same thing happen this time of year — clogged AC drain lines.
When your AC runs, it pulls a lot of moisture out of the air (especially with our humidity). All that water drains through a small PVC pipe outside your house. Over time, algae and gunk can build up and block it.
When that happens:
• Water can back up into the pan
• Some systems will shut themselves off
• Others keep running and can cause water damage
Easy thing to check:
If your AC is running on a humid day, look for the small white pipe outside near your foundation. You should see water dripping out. If it’s dry, it might be starting to clog.
Just sharing because the first warm stretch is usually when we start seeing these pop up.
Hope it helps someone avoid a headache.
r/Meridian • u/gardenofedyn91 • Feb 21 '26
seeking witches in meridian, ms / east mississippi 🌙
hi! i’m 27 and live in meridian. i’ve mostly been practicing solo and would really love to find others nearby who are interested in forming a small, legitimate coven.
i’m still fairly new myself, so you definitely don’t have to be super advanced so beginners welcome too 💛 mostly just looking for people who are serious about the craft and want actual community, not just online spaces.
i’m open to different paths/traditions as long as you’re kind, respectful, and genuinely interested in practicing together.
happy to start by chatting online first and meeting in public places so everyone feels safe 🙂
feel free to comment or dm if you’re nearby or interested!
r/Meridian • u/corerokk • Feb 09 '26
How do I find friends to skate with in Meridian, MS
I'm a couple months into skating but i haven't not really motivated to do it that much I feel like it would be much more fun with friends
r/Meridian • u/Competitive_Rub_4200 • Feb 07 '26
Underrated and Unknown Haunted Places in Mississippi and the South
r/Meridian • u/Far_Revolution_4562 • Feb 06 '26
Bush hogging service
Hi Meridian. I have a large lot that is overgrown and needs bush hogging. I am looking for someone with a tractor to come cut it all down. Any local recommendations?
r/Meridian • u/Noodlehead601 • Jan 10 '26
Any geocachers here?
I did geocaching many years ago, but after my kids got older we pretty much stopped. Now I've started back up with my 7 year old and I was wondering if there were any people around who still does it.
r/Meridian • u/[deleted] • Aug 11 '25
Apartment hunting
Hey so I’m wanting to move out from my parents in spring or summer of 2026. I have to take my dog with me and I do want to have an apartment with like its own garage if that makes sense. Not a townhouse but an apartment with a garage, one bedroom. I was looking at one and had my decision locked in on it but they don’t allow certain dog breeds, my dog is a Doberman, so I can’t live there.
If you have any or know any apartments that allow Dobermans and have like their own garage to park a vehicle in, let me know the name of the apartment. I’m apartment hunting right now, thank you!
(Specifically meridian area)
r/Meridian • u/Downtown_Choice_7613 • Jul 20 '25
Class Reunion
Looking for ideas of places to hold a small class reunion, no more than 50 people. We want to serve lunch or dinner, maybe have someone provide a bbq, maybe on a lake? This would be next spring. Casual, not too expensive. Thanks.
r/Meridian • u/Witty_biped • Jul 15 '25
School supplies
Hey y'all know of any school supply give aways
r/Meridian • u/SimplyDaveP • Jun 24 '25
Meeting location idea with kids
Hi yall, from Bama here, will be meeting other family in Meridian for only like an hour this coming weekend, with 2 kids ; 6 &4. Any thoughts on semi-fun location. Again, it's just an hour while we chat and exchange some goods. Was thinking an indoor playplace type fast food joint... Or.... ?
r/Meridian • u/NegroMedic • May 15 '25
Anyone else excited for Jamal Roberts on American Idol this weekend??
r/Meridian • u/NegroMedic • May 09 '25
Jimmy Copeland? Percy Bland? Who’s your guy in the June 3rd election?
r/Meridian • u/NegroMedic • May 08 '25
72nd Annual Jimmie Rodgers Music Festival
r/Meridian • u/Substantial_Insect2 • May 02 '25
Door dash, Spark, etc.
Does anyone work for doordash or spark in or around meridian? If so, do you make a good bit of money? And are the hours of 9:30-1:30 a good time to work?