5K-Läufe in der Nähe von Woonsocket

The Barrington 5K Run Festival is a fall community race centered on a 5K Run/Walk, offering shorter options for children and families. The primary race guides participants through Barrington's streets and fields. The festival also features a 1-mile Fun Run and a 50-yard Kids Fun Run. The event marks its fifth anniversary under a new name, establishing it as a developing local tradition rather than a major destination race. Top male and female 5K finishers will each receive a $100 cash prize. 5K runners can obtain commemorative shirts by registering early, and pre-registered children in the Fun Run will receive finisher medals.

The Blazing Trail 5K is a fall trail run and walk held at Ryan Park in North Kingstown, Rhode Island. The 5-kilometer course follows park trails and benefits the North Kingstown Firefighters Association. This is the event's second year, and it is designed for both runners and walkers, not exclusively competitive racers. The race begins and ends at Ryan Park, with the course entirely within the North Kingstown park. Participants of all ages and experience levels are welcome, including first-time runners, families, local residents, and those walking to support the firefighters association. Early registrants will receive a race-day T-shirt, and top finishers in each age group will be awarded medals.

The Davis Hill Dragon Dash is an annual 5K road race held at Davis Hill Elementary School in Holden. It is structured as a school-community event, welcoming runners, walkers, strollers, and leashed dogs on the course. The race benefits the Davis Hill School PTA, with funds directed to student programs like science enrichment and classroom supplies. This marks the 11th year for the event, which also offers local businesses opportunities for sponsorship, including mile-marker placements.

The DEF Dash 5K is a live, in-person 5K run or walk held at Barnes Memorial Park in Dedham, starting at 11:00 AM. The Dedham Education Foundation established it following 10 years of Bernie’s Run, and the event has taken place annually since 2019. Hundreds of runners, walkers, family, and friends gather for a community race focused on schools, not solely a competition for runners. The day benefits the Dedham Education Foundation, Dedham Public Schools, and local students, offering age-category prizes, award ceremonies, food, drink, and music post-race.

Beim Gloria Gemma 5K geht's für Läufer und Walker jeden Oktober sonntagmorgens in die Gegend ums Rhode Island Statehouse in Providence, für einen 3.1-Meilen-Lauf/Walk. Damit wird der Breast Cancer Awareness Month und die Flames of Hope Initiative unterstützt. Los geht's um 10 Uhr, die Startnummernausgabe macht schon um 8 Uhr auf. Eine genaue Streckenkarte mit allen Straßen gibt's zwar nicht, aber der Event ist am Station Park und der Statehouse Gegend in Downtown Providence verortet. Mitmachen können Läufer und Walker, Kinderwagen dürfen hinter den Läufern starten. Du kannst Teams bilden oder dich welchen anschließen, um Spenden für Krebspatienten in der Community zu sammeln. Die besten Spendensammler und Teams werden geehrt, denn das Fundraising ist ein fester Bestandteil der Race-Day-Kultur dort.

The Amica Insurance Women's Classic is a 5K run and 3K walk for women, held at Brown University Stadium on Elmgrove Avenue in Providence, Rhode Island. The main run and walk begin together in the morning. Student versions of both events are available at a reduced entry fee. The event benefits Ronald McDonald House Charities of New England, focusing on racing and fundraising alongside timed results. The 5K begins at Brown University Stadium, utilizing a certified, flat, fast course through Providence's East Side. The 3K walk, sponsored by Cardi's Furniture & Mattresses, mirrors the run's route, offering walkers the same stadium start and neighborhood course. Race morning also features children's races, a Kids Village, and a Health + Wellness Fair, contributing to a community atmosphere beyond a standard 5K.

The BMS Athletic Booster Club 5K is a community run in North Dighton, Massachusetts, taking place at 2700 Regional Road on the Dighton-Rehoboth High School cross country course. The primary event is a 5K (3.1 miles), and the same morning features a 1 Mile Fun Run for younger participants, families, or those preferring a shorter distance. Check-in is available throughout the morning; the 5K begins first, with the fun run starting an hour later. The course follows the high school's cross country layout, offering a school-sports environment rather than a typical road race. Awards are presented to the top three male and female finishers in 5K age groups from 7-10 up to 60+. The fun run also awards the top three male and female finishers and provides medals for all participants. Early registrants receive shirts, and proceeds support user fees for Unified programs at Beckwith Middle School and Dighton Middle School.

Jog Your Memory is a 5K run and 1.5-mile walk held in Needham, Massachusetts, offering both in-person and virtual participation. The in-person race begins and ends at Mitchell Elementary School. This event is organized by a non-profit founded by Jess Rice and her husband Bob to aid individuals impacted by Alzheimer's. The event generates funds for Alzheimer's research and caregiver respite. To date, over $2.35 million has been raised. Over the last twelve years, 80% of the funds have been allocated to research, and 20% have been directed to a Caregiver Grant program, providing additional support for those caring for family members.

The EPFD Freaky 5k is a 3.1-mile road race in Rumford, Rhode Island. It starts and finishes at EPFD Station 3, located at 30 N Broadway. This is a community run and walk, not a complex race series, offering a single 5k distance and a local neighborhood atmosphere. Registration includes a T-shirt. The event connects with the East Providence Fire Department community via EPFD Local 850. The route guides runners and walkers through Rumford neighborhoods before they loop back to the fire station. Costumes are encouraged, aligning with the "Freaky" name. Awards are presented for both the fastest racer and the best costume. DJ entertainment and post-race refreshments are provided for participants and spectators. Proceeds benefit the EPFD Local 850 charity fund, supporting the East Providence community.

Walsh Middle School in Framingham, Massachusetts, hosts the 5K4Kids, a 5-kilometer run/walk held regardless of weather, connected to a family fair. A shorter family fun-run is also part of the day, making it suitable for children, parents, walkers, and casual runners, not just those aiming for a fast 5K time. The course begins at the middle school. Pets are not permitted unless they are service animals. The fair, featuring face painting, airbrush tattoos, a balloon clown, a bouncy house, and lawn games. Proceeds from registration fees, donations, and raffle sales benefit Wayside Youth & Family Support Network programs for young people, providing items such as emergency food and clothing, diapers and formula, school supplies, hot meals, holiday gifts, and winter wear. The raffle offers a practical incentive, with $5 tickets available on race morning for Visa gift cards, including two $1,000 prizes and three $500 prizes.

Der Scaredy Cat K95K ist ein 5K Walk/Run für Menschen und Hunde, passend zur Halloween-Saison, der an der Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University in North Grafton, Massachusetts stattfindet. Der Lauf vor Ort startet am Campus Center auf der Westboro Road; alle Paces sind willkommen, ob Walker, Läufer, Familien, Teams oder Einzelpersonen mit einem Hund. Kostüme sind gern gesehen. Hunde, die auf dem Campus dabei sind, müssen einen aktuellen Tollwutimpfungsnachweis vorlegen, und nur Hunde dürfen im dafür vorgesehenen Tierbereich vor Ort teilnehmen. Mit der Veranstaltung werden die tierärztliche Versorgung und der Tierschutz unterstützt. Die Einnahmen gehen an MVMA Charities, die die Notversorgung für ausgesetzte und streunende Tiere in Massachusetts finanzieren, und an den Travis Fund der Tufts University, der bei der Versorgung von gefundenen Tieren und Haustieren hilft, deren Besitzer sich die Tierarztrechnungen nicht leisten können. Nach dem 5K gibt es eine Gesundheits- und Fitnessmesse mit Musik, lokalen Anbietern und Hunde-Demos, und es gibt einen Preis für den am besten verkleideten Hund. Eine virtuelle 5K-Option ist den ganzen Oktober über verfügbar, so dass man auch mit Haustieren teilnehmen kann, die nicht zum Campus-Event zugelassen sind.