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For more information on events, members enjoy a monthly newsletter!

This is a list of our events.

To get your event on the calendar, contact the President to confirm the date is available on the club calendar. Once approved, it is forwarded to the Newsletter Editor and the Webmaster.

Archived Events


Upcoming Events
April 2008 Event Details
6 Apr - First Sunday Run
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19 Apr - Monthly Meeting - Saturday
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May 2008 Event Details
1-4 May - Miata Pow Wow, Cherokee, North Carolina
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17 May - Saturday Meeting, Hiley Mazda Arlington
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June 2008 Event Details
13-15 Jun - Miatas at Eureka
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Setpember 2008 Event Details
12 Sept - Alaska Cruise
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25-28 Sept - Miata Mountain Gold
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October 2008 Event Details
24-26 October - Miata Roundup
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May 2009 Event Details
21-26 May - MX-5 Miata World 2
No Dates Yet Event Details
Fort Davis & the McDonald Observatory (stars, not burgers)


To participate in a track event, a Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement Release CL-29 PDF must be completed.

To particpate in a rally event, a Rally Release and Waiver of Liability and Assumption of Risk Agreement Rally Release PDF must be completed.

For a Minor to participate in ANY event, a Parental Consent, Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement CL-28 PDF must be completed along with the second page, Minor's Assumption of Risk Acknowledgement.

If you are an event coordinator, please download a copy of all appropriate forms, print several, and take them with you to the driver and navigator meeting. Be sure and have each participant complete a line on the form. Learn more about downloading PDF files.


If you would like to publish information about a trip or event you can submit the information to the club editor via e-mail. If you send your article as an e-mail attachment please make sure the file you send is MS Word. For items you would like to see published on this web site just drop the Webmaster a line and I'll see what I can do.

Information needed:
WHAT

What is the event? Where are we going, or doing?
What type of event?

 

Tour: moderate to brisk pace, often overnight, usually includes planned meals or other social activity
Performance Drive: Fast-paced drive; the drive is the purpose; not your grandmother's event
Social Event: Anything you think others would enjoy; no drive necessary, other than getting there

WHERE Where do we start and finish?
WHEN When do you want to do this? Remember that events can overlap. We want folks to have a choice. However, please try not to schedule a similar event to one that is already on the calendar at the same time. (For example, a tour could overlap a track event, as the participant list would probably differ.)
HOW Is this to be a rain or shine event, or will it be canceled or postponed in the event of bad weather?
WHY Because you own a Miata!

Event Planning

If you have never prepared and/or lead a Miata event, it can appear overwhelming. Although it looks hard, it really isn't. Basically, if there is something you, a Lone Star Chapter member, enjoy doing in or with your wonderful car, it's likely others would also enjoy it. Here are some tips to make it easier for you, and enjoyable for all.

  • First, choose an event type: tour, overnight trip, enthusiast run, social event, etc. Second, check with the President on available dates, and then get busy!
  • Get a partner to help. Having two members involved lightens the workload, plus it provides a backup.
  • Have complete directions, with mileage, so that no one is dependent on "keeping up." Run the route a couple of times (if possible.) One of these runs should be close to the event date to assure that the roads have not succumbed to construction.
  • Allow for breaks every 60-90 minutes. Allow plenty of time for these -- Miata fold like to talk and visit.
  • For overnight tours, try to have alternative hotels for overflow, or a choice of costs. The easiest way to handle hotels is to reserve a block of rooms, but have the members make their own reservations.
  • Same for the meals - not everyone may care for Chuck-e-Cheese, or can afford the Ritz.
  • If you need help, contact the President or any of the officers!

The site is designed with the Miata driver in mind. We will try to cater to all of our members with special interests. Whether you are interested in performance driving, show cars, social gatherings or just want to talk Miata then we plan to have something for you.

Please drop the Web Master a line if you have any suggestions for the site. Articles, photos and "after action reports" of club events are always welcome. So send in your sea stories and photos in a digital format so that the rest of the Miata world can enjoy them as well.

This site was created with the help of Lone Star Miata Club members. Thank you to all of those involved in the creation of this site.

 
 
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