Home Saturdays at Faye and group rides at Little Sugar — the moments worth driving for, across the houses. Nothing at the Kontrast land: it’s undeveloped, so there’s nothing to put on a calendar. Filter by place.
The Front Porch suite plus the outdoor bar, booked together. Sleeps two, parks fifteen in the back lot, seven-tenths of a mile to the stadium, and a grill that's still hot when you get back. Open a handful of Saturdays a year.
Bar open, grill lit, string lights on for whenever the sun gives up. Two sleep inside, and the porch, the side yard and the lot give your group somewhere to spread out. For guests of the stay and the people they invite — it's a family home on a residential street, so no public tailgates and no selling parking.
When the Hogs travel, the tailgate doesn't have to. Smart TV in the suite, the bar out back, and Dickson Street eight minutes down the hill for the second half of the evening.
Dickson Street goes loud for a long weekend and the back lot turns into bike parking. Eight minutes' walk to all of it, and a porch to retreat to when it's enough.
Homecoming and parents weekend: the ground-floor suite for the folks who want a real bed and a quiet door, the porch and the yard for everyone else, and nobody has to find parking twice.
Kontrast is fifteen wooded parcels we own on the Hobbs State Park border, and that's all it is. Nothing is built, drawn, permitted or applied for, and we haven't started working with the city — so there is nothing to put on a calendar. When that changes, this is where it'll show up.
Roll out onto the Back 40 and the Little Sugar system — bring the dog and the bikes. Casual, weather-permitting.
Want one of these on your calendar, or planning a gathering of your own? Email events@refractventures.co.