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Meridian Today: Outdoor Fun, Fishing, Concerts, and More at the Unplug and Be Outside Festival
# Meridian Today: Your Local Update for May 10, 2025
Meridian residents are waking up to a beautiful Saturday morning with temperatures already at 79°F, expected to rise to 90°F today before cooling slightly to 83°F tomorrow[5].
The big event of the day is the "Unplug and Be Outside" festival happening right now at Kleiner Park from 10am to 2pm. This popular community gathering focuses on outdoor recreation and physical activities for families across the Treasure Valley[1].
If you're heading to the event, don't forget to bring your bikes! Timber Creek Recycling is offering free tire slime sealant and air for all bicycle tires. The Idaho Fish & Game department has set up their Take Me Fishing trailer with complimentary fishing gear at Kleiner Park ponds for those interested in learning to fish[2].
At 12:30pm, the Summerwind Skippers will showcase their impressive jump rope tricks on the main stage, followed by free double Dutch lessons where youth participants will receive their own jump rope. At 1pm, folk-rock duo "Blaze and Kelly" featuring Niccole Blaze and Mo Kelly will perform live music[2].
Other activities today include a bicycle safety rodeo taught by Meridian Bicycle Patrol, a cornhole tournament, and line dancing sessions[2].
For those planning summer activities, Roaring Springs Waterpark has been preparing for the season by rigorously testing their water quality. Despite upcoming changes to state-level pool inspection requirements, the park will continue manually testing water every two hours and using chemical controllers that work around the clock[4].
In regional news, Northwest Nazarene University has clinched the GNAC title after an exciting victory over Montana State Billings[5].
A reminder to all Idaho residents: burn permits will be required starting tomorrow through October 20th[5].
The Central District Health board recently voted to continue offering COVID-19 vaccines for area residents[5].
With pollen levels moderate and air quality in the good range, it's an ideal day to get outside and enjoy all that Meridian has to offer!
Meridian residents are waking up to a beautiful Saturday morning with temperatures already at 79°F, expected to rise to 90°F today before cooling slightly to 83°F tomorrow[5].
The big event of the day is the "Unplug and Be Outside" festival happening right now at Kleiner Park from 10am to 2pm. This popular community gathering focuses on outdoor recreation and physical activities for families across the Treasure Valley[1].
If you're heading to the event, don't forget to bring your bikes! Timber Creek Recycling is offering free tire slime sealant and air for all bicycle tires. The Idaho Fish & Game department has set up their Take Me Fishing trailer with complimentary fishing gear at Kleiner Park ponds for those interested in learning to fish[2].
At 12:30pm, the Summerwind Skippers will showcase their impressive jump rope tricks on the main stage, followed by free double Dutch lessons where youth participants will receive their own jump rope. At 1pm, folk-rock duo "Blaze and Kelly" featuring Niccole Blaze and Mo Kelly will perform live music[2].
Other activities today include a bicycle safety rodeo taught by Meridian Bicycle Patrol, a cornhole tournament, and line dancing sessions[2].
For those planning summer activities, Roaring Springs Waterpark has been preparing for the season by rigorously testing their water quality. Despite upcoming changes to state-level pool inspection requirements, the park will continue manually testing water every two hours and using chemical controllers that work around the clock[4].
In regional news, Northwest Nazarene University has clinched the GNAC title after an exciting victory over Montana State Billings[5].
A reminder to all Idaho residents: burn permits will be required starting tomorrow through October 20th[5].
The Central District Health board recently voted to continue offering COVID-19 vaccines for area residents[5].
With pollen levels moderate and air quality in the good range, it's an ideal day to get outside and enjoy all that Meridian has to offer!
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By Quiet. Please# Meridian Today: Your Local Update for May 10, 2025
Meridian residents are waking up to a beautiful Saturday morning with temperatures already at 79°F, expected to rise to 90°F today before cooling slightly to 83°F tomorrow[5].
The big event of the day is the "Unplug and Be Outside" festival happening right now at Kleiner Park from 10am to 2pm. This popular community gathering focuses on outdoor recreation and physical activities for families across the Treasure Valley[1].
If you're heading to the event, don't forget to bring your bikes! Timber Creek Recycling is offering free tire slime sealant and air for all bicycle tires. The Idaho Fish & Game department has set up their Take Me Fishing trailer with complimentary fishing gear at Kleiner Park ponds for those interested in learning to fish[2].
At 12:30pm, the Summerwind Skippers will showcase their impressive jump rope tricks on the main stage, followed by free double Dutch lessons where youth participants will receive their own jump rope. At 1pm, folk-rock duo "Blaze and Kelly" featuring Niccole Blaze and Mo Kelly will perform live music[2].
Other activities today include a bicycle safety rodeo taught by Meridian Bicycle Patrol, a cornhole tournament, and line dancing sessions[2].
For those planning summer activities, Roaring Springs Waterpark has been preparing for the season by rigorously testing their water quality. Despite upcoming changes to state-level pool inspection requirements, the park will continue manually testing water every two hours and using chemical controllers that work around the clock[4].
In regional news, Northwest Nazarene University has clinched the GNAC title after an exciting victory over Montana State Billings[5].
A reminder to all Idaho residents: burn permits will be required starting tomorrow through October 20th[5].
The Central District Health board recently voted to continue offering COVID-19 vaccines for area residents[5].
With pollen levels moderate and air quality in the good range, it's an ideal day to get outside and enjoy all that Meridian has to offer!
Meridian residents are waking up to a beautiful Saturday morning with temperatures already at 79°F, expected to rise to 90°F today before cooling slightly to 83°F tomorrow[5].
The big event of the day is the "Unplug and Be Outside" festival happening right now at Kleiner Park from 10am to 2pm. This popular community gathering focuses on outdoor recreation and physical activities for families across the Treasure Valley[1].
If you're heading to the event, don't forget to bring your bikes! Timber Creek Recycling is offering free tire slime sealant and air for all bicycle tires. The Idaho Fish & Game department has set up their Take Me Fishing trailer with complimentary fishing gear at Kleiner Park ponds for those interested in learning to fish[2].
At 12:30pm, the Summerwind Skippers will showcase their impressive jump rope tricks on the main stage, followed by free double Dutch lessons where youth participants will receive their own jump rope. At 1pm, folk-rock duo "Blaze and Kelly" featuring Niccole Blaze and Mo Kelly will perform live music[2].
Other activities today include a bicycle safety rodeo taught by Meridian Bicycle Patrol, a cornhole tournament, and line dancing sessions[2].
For those planning summer activities, Roaring Springs Waterpark has been preparing for the season by rigorously testing their water quality. Despite upcoming changes to state-level pool inspection requirements, the park will continue manually testing water every two hours and using chemical controllers that work around the clock[4].
In regional news, Northwest Nazarene University has clinched the GNAC title after an exciting victory over Montana State Billings[5].
A reminder to all Idaho residents: burn permits will be required starting tomorrow through October 20th[5].
The Central District Health board recently voted to continue offering COVID-19 vaccines for area residents[5].
With pollen levels moderate and air quality in the good range, it's an ideal day to get outside and enjoy all that Meridian has to offer!