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Events updated 7-20-26

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2026 drive/event stats:

12 Topless

   3 Topless/Rainy

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The time posted for a drive is when we depart. 

Please arrive 30 minutes early.

Short drive: up to 1 hour (one way)       

Medium drive: 1-2 hours

Long drive: 3+ hours   

UPCOMING EVENTS

Canada drive/picnic, eh?

Saturday, August 8, 2026, 10:00 a.m. Meet at the Country Fair, 1904 E Lake Rd, Erie, PA 

This info from Herm & Jan Stork:​

This is the Niagara Peninsula Miata Club's annual summer picnic.  It will be a day trip with an optional overnight stay. It's always fun to visit our friend's up north. Ice cream and pizza may be part of this trip. You must RSVP by August 2nd.

Questions or to sign up, CLICK HERE to enter the member forum. Long drive.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Combine Brothers

Saturday, September 5, 2026, 11:30 a.m., Country Fair in McKean, 9030 Main Street.

This info from Herm & Jan Stork:

Our 10th annual end of summer drive to Combine Brother’s for lunch. We plan to be at Combine around 1:00 p.m. Following lunch there will be a stop for home made ice cream at Handel's.

Questions or to sign up, CLICK HERE to enter the member forum. Long drive

 

 

 

 

 

 

Want to plan a drive or event?

If you would like to plan a drive or event, please create a new post in the Member Forum. List the date, meeting location, time and destination along with any other details needed. Once that has been done and approved by the Event committee, the information you posted in the member forum will be copied and pasted on the website events page. There is some information on how to plan a drive near the bottom of the Did You Know page. Contact me if you have any questions. Click HERE to send an email.

Last event:

July 13–19 found our crew escaping to beautiful Hocking Hills of Ohio for a week of driving, sightseeing, eating...and finding new ways to justify eating even more. Not necessarily in that order.

Mother Nature cranked the thermostat up to "broil," but we still enjoyed plenty of sunshine while tackling some fantastic twisty roads. Route 555 earned unanimous praise as the trip favorite, while the less prestigious award went to the dirt road leading to our cabins—which somehow managed to be uphill in both directions. We still aren't sure how that's physically possible, but we're convinced Ohio is hiding something.

When we weren't behind the wheel, we kept ourselves busy. We paddled our way through a kayaking adventure, proving that Miata drivers can, in fact, steer something other than a sports car (and that Jan shouldn't steer anything).

We climbed aboard a scenic train ride where, for once, someone else had to worry about the curves.

We also spent time antique shopping, where some members searched for hidden treasures while others quietly wondered if a few of the items on display looked suspiciously familiar from their own garages.

We even boarded a paddle boat to an island to tour a beautiful mansion, proving that we can be cultured...at least between meals.

And, of course, no vacation is complete without the occasional ice cream stop—or three—to help us survive the Ohio heat.

The food was excellent, the scenery was spectacular, and, as always, the company made the trip even better. We also met up with the Buckeye Miata Club for lunch, a scenic drive, and a hike through Old Man's Cave. They were a great group, and it was fun sharing the roads (and a few laughs) with fellow Miata enthusiasts.

The evening entertainment didn't disappoint either. Diane Starr demonstrated her impressive ChatGPT photo-editing skills, proving that with a little AI magic, reality is merely a suggestion. Some members may never fully recover from seeing what became of their photos!

By the end of the week, we had conquered twisty roads, survived the heat, paddled the water, ridden the rails, toured an island mansion, browsed enough antiques to furnish a museum, consumed a scientifically questionable amount of ice cream, and somehow still had room for dessert. That's what we call a successful PIMC road trip.

Some photos are on the photo pageAll photos may be viewed on our Facebook page.

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