What do I need to enter the campgrounds?
A valid event pass and a camping pass.
I have rented an RV or trailer. Can the rental company drop it off?
Only if you absolutely cannot arrive with the vehicle. Your credentials including the RV pass must be sent with the driver. Once parked in your site, the driver can exit and return your credentials to you. You must have your credentials (except for the RV sticker) to enter.
Once my site is set up, can I leave with my vehicle?
Yes. Please do not leave during load-in times, as it causes congestion.
My friends booked several campsites. We arrive at different times. Can we camp together?
To ensure that you will all camp together, you must arrive at the same time. We will accommodate as much as possible. However, we cannot guarantee spots.
My friends are camping with me and will arrive later. How can they find me?
Once they arrived, they will be directed to your campsite. Plan ahead - if your friends are dropped or arrive by shuttle, don't make them walk-in their gear.
I'm being dropped off. Where do I go?
The drop-off area is at the entrance to the grounds. No drop-offs in the campground.
Where do I put full garbage and recycling bags?
There are garbage and recycling stations throughout the campgrounds. Please take your waste to pick-up locations next to the porta-potties.
Campfires and charcoal BBQs are not allowed. Depending on the time of year, propane fire pits are allowed. BBQs and other cooking units must be 1 ft. off the ground. Please pack a fire extinguisher for safety.
Do campsite have power and water hook-ups?
No hook-ups of any kind are currently available. There are no RV water refill stations on-site. Fill before arrival.
Yes, the Lost & Found is located at the information booth.
You must have a designated event pass to enter the camp area.
All vehicles entering the camp area must have a parking pass.
Sites are sold on a first come, first served basis.
8 people and one steering wheel maximum per site.
All vehicles and belongings must fit in your site.
At designated times, quiet conversations only in the campground. No music or yelling. For Laketown Rock, quiet time is 2am - 7am in both Laketown Campsites and Big Boys Toys areas.
No fire pits, charcoal BBQs or open flames.
Cigarettes must be disposed in ashtrays - never on the ground.
The concert venue will close by 1am or earlier. Be prepared for a rush to campsites and parking. No gate breaks.
Please pack reusable containers and extra garbage bags. Put recyclables and waste into designated receptacles.
Use the designated drop-off area only. No drop offs in the campsite.
No cruising or excessive driving.
Please report speeding or cruising to security here, including vehicle license plate and description.
Valid camping or parking passes must be visible from outside your vehicle at all times.
Vehicles that infringe any campsite rules or do not display valid passes will be towed.
Owners of the vehicle will be responsible for all towing charges.
If you possess prohibited items or engage in prohibited activity, you may face seizure of items, loss of event pass, eviction or law enforcement action.


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> ABC > International access-to-justice and human rights expert joins TU Law
International access-to-justice and human rights expert joins TU Law
The University of Tulsa College of Law community is thrilled to welcome Roni Amit as an assistant clinical professor and the director of its Terry West Civil Legal Clinic, which is made possible through a generous grant from the Sarkeys Foundation. Amit joined TU Law on August 1, 2019, and she will spend her first semester planning the shape and direction of the college's newest addition to its clinical education program.
"My colleagues and I are very pleased to welcome Roni Amit to the TU College of Law," said Dean Lyn Entzeroth. "Under her leadership, I believe the Terry West clinic will offer an enriching learning experience for our students while addressing important legal needs in the community."
Amit will be bringing with her a wealth of experience and energy. Since 2017, she has been a clinical fellow in the Deportation Defense Clinic at Hofstra University School of Law, where she worked with immigrant communities on Long Island. Amit's scholarship focuses on rights protection, administrative processes and the efficacy of public interest litigation, and she has been extensively involved in research and advocacy in the areas of access to justice and human rights in the United States, Israel and South Africa.
"Sarkeys is very excited to partner with Roni Amit for the Terry West Civil Legal Clinic at the University of Tulsa College of Law," said Kim Henry, the Sarkeys Foundation's executive director. "Roni has all the credentials we were looking for in a person to run this very worthwhile program. We are thrilled to welcome her to Oklahoma and look forward to working with her and assisting in what will be many years of success in improving the lives of Oklahomans."
Getting acquainted
In order to get to know our new colleague better, we recently had a wide-ranging chat about Amit's view of clinical education programs, her hopes for the Terry West Civil Legal Clinic and what she's looking forward to about living here in Oklahoma. Here are our questions and Amit's thoughtful responses.
What roles do law schools' legal clinics/clinical education programs play in training JD students and in serving the community?
"Legal clinics have an important social justice role to play within the community. By engaging with the community on multiple levels, clinics can serve individual clients and also advocate for broader structural reforms that advance social justice, pursuing advocacy both inside and outside of the courtroom.
"In addition to developing concrete lawyering skills, for me, one of the most important aspects of clinical legal education is the opportunity it provides students to see how the law works outside of the classroom. Students are exposed to the role of the law in the lives of marginalized communities, which may be very different from how it is represented in the classroom and in case law.
"Legal clinics also give students the chance to work with individuals whose life experiences may be very different from their own and to think about their role as lawyers, about the lawyering process, and about how best to advocate for their clients by understanding the law within the broader context of poverty, discrimination, and the power dynamics underpinning the law."
What are you looking forward to accomplishing as director of the Terry West Civil Legal Clinic? What is your vision for this clinic?
"My vision for the clinic is to make justice real for marginalized people. The promise and potential of legal rights often remain inaccessible to those lacking political and economic capital. I hope to develop the clinic and TU Law as an integral part of the community and an important resource for community members in accessing their legal rights.
"This engagement will also teach students to actively use the law as an instrument for social change. I envision the clinic engaging with issues affecting the community through a range of advocacy strategies building on local dynamics to find the most effective mechanisms for individual and structural change. By fostering increased student and community engagement with the legal system, the Terry West Civil Legal Clinic will empower community members to use the law to overcome legacies of exclusion and discrimination, while exposing students to the ways in which these legacies interact with the legal system."
You live and work on the east coast and you received your doctorate on the west coast. What's drawing you to come live and work down here in the southern Heartland? What are you looking forward to professionally and personally from this big move and lifestyle change?
"My experience in the U.S., South Africa and elsewhere taught me both the integral role that local dynamics play in driving social change and the importance of bringing local priorities into national campaigns. I hope to use my background and experiences to build coalitions that ensure that the experiences of Tulsa's marginalized communities are reflected in local and national campaigns. I am looking forward to joining Tulsa's dynamic activist community and complementing their important social justice work.
"On a personal level, I am excited to trade in my Brooklyn apartment and daily three-hour commute for a house with a yard – and maybe even a dog. I am also looking forward to exploring Tulsa's parks and vibrant culture."
TU Law: Committed to public service
At TU Law, we believe in instilling a lifelong commitment to public service by providing opportunities for students, faculty and staff to volunteer with community-based organizations that address unmet legal needs and give back to our neighbors. Over the past year, our members contributed 3,752 pro bono and public service hours as well as 16,485 legal clinic hours.
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Georges River Council is encouraging the community to stand up and speak out against domestic violence by participating in the Georges River White Ribbon Walk on Friday 23 November 2018.
The White Ribbon Walk will start at Kogarah Park, corner of Jubilee Avenue and Princes Highway,Carlton at 10.00am and continue through to Kogarah Town Square, Belgrave Street Kogarah. The public are advised that there will be rolling road closures along the route to accommodate the walk.