T’was the night before Christmas, the moon a disco ball high, And jingle bells jingled to a rock ‘n’ roll sigh. The stockings weren’t hung with the usual care, But draped with guitar straps and drumsticks in the air. In Read More …
It is that time of year again to start thinking about potential improvements and expansions to the TRA Property and OTR Event as we look to the future of our event and utilization of the property. While TRA may not Read More …
OTR 2023 was an amazing event! As you well know, OTR does not happen without the dedication, passion, and hard work of many individuals that work either throughout the event or even all year long preparing the site for not Read More …
https://otr.org/tra-and-otr-donations/ As we reflect on the memories and bonds formed at this year’s Old Timers Reunion, we’re reminded of the incredible community that makes our gathering so special. This Giving Tuesday, we’re reaching out with a golden opportunity to channel Read More …
On Sunday, September 3rd, the following TRA Members were honored by accepting TRA Awards. Nominated by their peers, it is an honor to receive all of these awards. TRA’s highest award, The Robbie, was awarded to Charlie Williams, for his Read More …
Capture the breathtaking beauty and sheer scale of OTR 2023 with our stunning aerial photos. From high above, witness the impressive sea of campers as they gather to celebrate this year’s event. These captivating images reveal the sheer number of Read More …
Congratulations to Rich Geisler and Dave Akers, TRA’s newly elected Trustees.
Thursday noon-4pm Due to the exceptionally wet conditions throughout the campground, we are implementing a special arrival procedure during the arrival gate rush from noon to 4 pm on Thursday. Vehicles will be directed through the gate and onto overflow Read More …
Unfortunately, due to illness, Friday’s scheduled Paint & Sip at the Event Tent has been cancelled.
During the Roaring 20’s, speakeasies emerged as secret establishments where individuals could gather to enjoy alcoholic beverages during the era of Prohibition in the United States. Often hidden behind unmarked doors or in basements, these underground bars became a symbol Read More …