Here Are 12 Awesome Things You Can Do In Mississippi For $10 Or Less
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Daniella DiRienzo
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In today’s economy, $10 won’t get you very far, or will it? Turns out, there are a lot of awesome things you can do in Mississippi for $10 or less; here are 12 of them.
For a mere $10, you can take a course at the college’s Madison campus. The non-credit courses are constantly changing and focus on everything from business to the arts. Check out the course offerings here.
After receiving a nearly half million dollar renovation several years ago, this well-known city landmark is better than ever. The lighthouse is open daily for tours, which cost $5 for adults and $2 for children ages 2–12.
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From the Golden Nugget to the Hard Rock, world class casinos are scattered all along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. Sure, your $10 probably won’t amount to anything, but it could end up turning into some serious cash.
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In operation since 1909, this extremely rare carousel is by far one of Meridian’s most treasured landmarks. The carousel is located in Highland Park, where rides can be purchased for only fifty cents. Tours of the carousel and carousel house, which is also a National Historic Landmark, will only set you back $1. Get more information here.
If you’ve ever wondered what goes into running a dairy farm, here’s your chance to find out. Visitors to Ard’s Farm in Ruth are given a tour of the entire farm, complete with hands-on activities. Tours are $8 for adults and free for children 2 and under.
Each year, Meridian hosts its "Touch-A-Truck" event, which provides hand-on opportunities for children to climb, touch, and explore emergency vehicles and heavy machinery. Visit the city’s Facebook Page for more information.
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Visit French Camp Academy’s Historic District, where you can tour several historic buildings, peruse a collection of primitive antiques and memorabilia, and take in demonstrations on things like quilting and the production process behind sorghum.
Spending the day exploring one of the many parks that fill the state will definitely be easy on your wallet. The day-use entry fee is only $4 and covers up to six people. For more information on park fees, click here.
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One of only a few homes that survived the burning of Jackson during the Civil War, the Boyd House is a must-visit. Now the Oaks House Museum, the historic dwelling is open for touring. The cost for admission is $4.50 for adults, $3.50 for children, and $4 for seniors.
From history and art to Coca Cola and Kermit the Frog, the museum options in Mississippi are virtually endless. Even better is the cost of admission – several of the state’s museums are free, while others charge a minimal fee. For a listing of museums in Mississippi, click
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Opened in 2013, the multi-million dollar facility offers free performances from time to time. For a schedule of upcoming events, click here.
Brookhaven’s Mt. Zion Bike Trail is made up of five miles of diverse terrain that includes climbs, descents, and man-made highlights.
What are your favorite things to do in Mississippi that cost $10 or less?
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