Ontrack Arkansas December 11 2013

Bears - Country - Family - Dance - Karaoke - Leather - Drag - Food

OnTrack

DECEMBER 9 , 2013 WEEKLY ISSUE

Our Gang Online Weekly Publication!

WEEKENDS @ TraX FRIDAYS from 5pm-2am ALWAYS A GREAT CROWD

2nd Friday Bear Night 3rd Friday Country Night

SATURDAY from 5pm-2am ALWAYS A GREAT CROWD 4th Saturday Leather Night WE OPEN ON SUNDAYS @ 4PM S.I.N. Night

ONTRACK MAGAZINE PUBLISHED FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF MEMBERS AND GUEST OF TRAX, SIX TEN CENTER STREET AND MISS KITTY’S ONTRACK is published and distributed as a Notice to Members and Guest of TraX, Six Ten Center Street, and Miss Kitty’s.

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415 Main Street NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR 72114 501.244.0444

SIN Service Industry Night

Every Sunday @ TraX

Decmeber 21, 2013 Hot Springs Gay Pride

CALLING ALL WTBA FANS! WE ARE HAVING A CONTEST! Please submit a short video COMMERCIAL of you or you and your friends promoting our Season 2 DVD, or submit a sexy PHOTOGRAPH of you or you and your partner, friends etc. with our Season 2 DVD prominently displayed!

The best commercials and photos will be featured here on our Facebook page! We really hope fans from all over the world will participate, so please translate this message and spread the word on your own page.

EMAIL ENTRIES TO wherethebearsare95@gmail.com.

(Please keep commercials under a minute Files should be small enough to email.)

Be sure to stop by the new bar “Stacy’s @ Melrose” in Phoenix on Friday December 13th at 8PM. Meet the models and have them autograph one of our 2014 “COWBOY SUNSETS” charity calendars for you or as one of those UNIQUE holiday gifts.

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On November 14, 2013, at the Philander Smith College Bless the Mic series, Bryant Huddleston was the speaker.

As many may remember, he was not allowed to speak at his old high school in Imboden, AR. He was to speak at his younger sister’s graduation. The reason? Because he is a gay man. He gave a terrific talk and then very generously made a donation to CAR to support our efforts, especially our program for LGBTQ and ally youth, DYSC. Thank you Bryant and thank you to the other ex-pats who reach back and support our efforts here in Arkansas.

New Day of The Week!

Come on Out to Miss Kitty’s For Thursday Night Drageoke!

Hosted by Chichi Valdez with special Guest Each Week.

Drink Specials & $1 Jello Shots.

Doors open at 8:00 pm and Kareoke kicks off at 8:30.

21+ to enter and valid I.D. Hope to see familiar faces out

Big Bad Gina @ The Locals We will be debuting at this amazing space in Conway!

Tickets will be $10 at the door!

The Conway Christmas Parade is at 6 pm, so after the parade just bring your lawn chairs and come on down to The Locals and continue the celebration with Big Bad Gina!

1024 Van Ronkle, Conway, Arkansas Saturday, December 14, 2013

Justin Case - It’s an honor for all of us, y’all. I could start listing names, but it would go on forever, and I’d forget someone, of course. But for everyone who comes out to participate in every show or event, or for those who just come to watch and donate to the cause, or even for those who just cheer us on. This is for everyone!

Welcome Justin to Our Gang Family

Welcome Dustin to the Our Gang Family

2013 Christmas Caravan & Outreach December 21 8:00 AM • Breakfast Served 9:00 AM • Outreach Services Begin 10:00 AM • Santa Claus and Caravan Gifts 11:00 AM • Lunch Served FREE TROLLEY RIDES TO THE CLINTON CENTER 8:00 AM — Noon The Christmas Caravan is an annual outreach event that provides basic necessities to homeless adults, and toys and other items as gifts for homeless and near-homeless children. The mission of the Caravan is to ensure that those without homes and those without adequate resources will have the opportunity to experience true joy in the celebration of the season.

This year, we are combining the Christmas Caravan with an Outreach Services event which involves volunteer organizations from throughout the community. These groups will provide homeless citizens of Central Arkansas with access to needed services and resources including medical and dental screenings, entitlement assistance and access to the Affordable Care Act services, legal advocacy, haircuts, and other services. If you are part of an organization that would like to participate in this part of the program, please register as a provider by clicking here or using the menu on the left.

The Caravan is made up of volunteers who bring automobiles loaded with clothing, hygiene supplies, and other donations and gifts. Led by Santa Claus, they travel parade-style to the distribution site. The participants are encouraged to decorate their vehicles and wear Christmas-themed clothing to create a festive atmosphere.

At the distribution site, clothing and other articles and gifts are given to those who have gathered to participate.

Santa always has a busy morning spreading the holiday spirit! Basic needs are provided, breakfast is served to the homeless, toys are distributed to the children, and everyone involved has a wonderful and fulfilling morning.

The Caravan began in 2005 and has grown every year, blessed with volunteers from youth groups, churches, schools, social organizations, and social services agencies, as well as individuals and families. We are thankful for all of our volunteers and donors.

To learn more about supporting or participating in the Caravan, contact event coordinator Sandra R. Wilson at 501-580-6185 or sandra@christmascaravan.org.

Christmas Caravan Donations Many items can be collected by placing donation boxes out at your church or workplace. If you would like a speaker to provide a short presentation for your group/ church/place of worship about the Christmas Caravan, contact me at 501-580-6185 or Sandra@ChristmasCaravan.org.

Our goal is to provide a celebration of Christmas with the homeless in a fun atmosphere, while also providing some vital services for them during the same event.

Please review the donation categories and choose the items you or your group will be able to provide. Include your selections on your registration form so we will be able to track the items and know what is still needed along the way. Let us know if you will be able to deliver your items or if you need someone to pick them up. All donations are tax deductible and receipts will be provided at the event.

What to donate We can always use donations of money to help with various incidental costs of the Caravan, such as supplies, signs, porable toilets, etc. Use the PayPal button on the left side of this web site. Donations to REACH OUT are tax deductible in accordance with IRS 501c3 guidelines.

Here are the other things that we need: Christmas Gifts - These are always welcome for the kids in this transitional environment. The gifts should come wrapped and marked to show it is for a boy or a girl and what age range. New items are preferred, but gently used toys are also welcome. Please make sure that any toy you are donating for a child is clean, in good working condition, and has batteries if needed.

For kids under 12, toys are most popular. You can ask for advice from the toy store manager for age appropriate items.

Please don’t forget the teenagers out there! Gift cards for work great, either a basic Visa card that can be used anywhere or specific cards for movie tickets, fast food, etc.

Candy, decorative pins, hats, and wearable ornaments are welcome and make the event even more festive.

Christmas cards signed by your family, church, or group also are a thoughtful touch to let the homeless know that we care that they enjoy and have a meaningful Christmas.

Blank Christmas cards in envelopes with a stamp attached are also a great idea. This allows them to mail good wishes to their family and provides an opportunity

to make contact with loved ones.

Clothing - Think of what is needed for spending a great deal of time outdoors.

Men’s, women’s and children’s winter clothing like jeans, T- shirts, sweaters, and thermal underwear Outer wear like coats, stocking caps, scarves, and gloves Shoes, socks in all sizes for men, women, and children Outdoor Living Items - Generally, this means any camping items useful to support an extended camping environment.

Sleeping bags and blankets Backpacks and tote bags Tents and plastic tarps Small camping stoves Other camping equipment (please specify in your registration form) Goody Bags - These packets are essential for folks on the street and can include various items from the lists below and are best if sealed in gallon size zip bags. You may assemble your own bags to bring on the day of the Caravan or contact usn to coordinate pick-up so they can be assembled into packets for distribution ahead of the event.

Critical items: Travel size- Shampoo/ conditioner Deodorant Bars of soap Washcloths Lotion Brushes/combs Toothbrushes Toothpaste Feminine products (mark the bag male vs. female to ensure accurate delivery) Nice-to-have items: Band-aids Cough drops Matches Shaving cream (travel size) Razors (disposable) Q-tips Playing cards Drink mixes (e.g. Crystal Light) Non-perishable snack items: cheese or peanut butter crackers, Vienna sausages, canned meats, crackers, peanuts, raisins, etc. (Be sure that a can opener is not required!)

Who Is It?

Chi Chi Valdez Your Host this Year for

Miss Kitty’s-Saloon New Year’s Eve Party

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BECAUSE WE CARE, WE ENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE DRINKING AND SAFE SEX PRACTICES, ALWAYS.

BECAUSE WE CARE, WE ENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE DRINKING AND SAFE SEX PRACTICES, ALWAYS.

BECAUSE WE CARE, WE ENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE DRINKING AND SAFE SEX PRACTICES, ALWAYS.

Join us as CAR presents

DYSC’s 4th Annual HoHoHo!!

Big Gay Variety Show on Saturday, December 14, 2012 at 7:00pm.

Held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Little Rock Located at 1818 Resevoir Rd. in Little Rock Entertainment will include: Gender Illusionists Singers Poets Musicians And so many more!!

There will be wine, beer, and concession available for a donation.

Tickets are on a sliding scale from $8-$15 Tickets are on sale now!

Please either email ArtChangesU@yahoo.com, kat.n.crisp@gmail.com or call (501)244-9690 to purchase your tickets and to find more information.

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Hot Springs Gay Pride

Meeting Sunday, December 15 at 5:00pm Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs 100 Norwalk .

TraX

MONDAY BARTENDER CALLS IT

TUESDAY FREE POOL

WEDNESDAY PROGRESSIVE HAPPY HOUR NIGHT THURSDAY BARTENDER SHOT SPECIAL FRIDAY 1ST FRIDAY SIDEKICKS NIGHT 2ND FRIDAY OF THE MONTH BEAR NIGHT 3RD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH COUNTRY NIGHT SATURDAY 4TH SATURDAY OF THE MONTH LEATHER NIGHT SUNDAY WE OPEN AT 4 PM 1ST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH POTLUCK SIN NIGHT

Thank you to those of you who have already registered for this exciting opportunity! If you still need to register to attend, Click Here to Register! http://heartlandsummit.eventbrite.com/ The Tulsa Pride team has recruited some incredible presenters to share tips, tricks, and ideas on topics that impact your Pride. Sessions include: • Contracting for Success, Presented by Noah Spiegel, COO Nashville Opera • Safety, Security, and Risk Management, SGT Chris Witt, Tulsa Police Dept.

• Utilizing Free Technology, Patrick French, Tulsa Pride Director • Partnering with other Non-Profits, Toby Jenkins, Executive Director, OkEq • Social Media for Non-Profits, Mandy Winton, Tulsa Pride Marketing Director • Sponsorships and Partnerships, Staci Stift, Special Events at Vital Voice Magazine and Past President of Pride St. Louis • A Media Relations Round Table Luncheon on Saturday • Sunday Champagne Brunch with a presentation on Strategies for Growth presented by Pride Houston!

We’re working on some fantastic evening activities for attendees. Tulsa’s downtown is experiencing a renaissance and we can’t wait to show it to you! Tulsa Pride’s host hotel the Holiday Inn Tulsa City Center has offered an $89/night room rate which includes your breakfast. We’ve partnered with Kraft Tours of Tulsa to provide great bus service for attendees to all evening activities with pick up and drop off at the Holiday Inn. Don’t forget to book your room and take advantage of this great deal!

With Pride, Patrick French Tulsa Pride Director Region 3 Director, InterPride