Calverton周辺の5Kレース

The Great South Bay Run starts and finishes at Bay Shore Marina Park in Bay Shore, New York, with the Great South Bay and Fire Island visible from the finish. This annual road-running series, sponsored by Northwell Health, offers three USATF-certified courses: a half marathon, a 10K, and a 5K Family Fun Run. The routes guide runners through Bay Shore’s historic downtown before proceeding along residential streets near Brightwaters Lakes, Cascades, and Canals. The field typically numbers between 500 and 1,000 participants, giving it the feel of a local Long Island race day rather than a large city marathon. The program accommodates half-marathoners, 10K runners, families, and newer runners.

The Running for Water for Africa 5K begins and ends at Walnut Beach Pavilion, featuring a 3.1-mile run/walk. This is the race's 13th year, welcoming both runners and walkers, not solely those aiming for a quick finish. The event also offers a 1 Mile Walk and a Kids Run, providing shorter distances for families and less experienced participants. The 5K course is a flat road, suitable for beginners, walkers, and regular runners seeking a simple local race.

The Larry Hohler Bi-Continental 5k Fun Run/Walk is a 5k event held at Saint Anselm’s Episcopal Church in Shoreham, New York. Participants can run or walk the course. A family-pack option and a virtual 5k are available for those unable to attend in person. The race was established to honor Larry Hohler and generates funds for Hope Children’s Fund. The “Bi-Continental” designation reflects the race’s connection between Long Island and Meru, Kenya, where Hope Children’s Fund assists orphaned children. Hope Children’s Fund is a 501(c)(3) organization registered in New York State, founded in 2005. It provides necessities such as food, clothing, shelter, medical attention, and educational opportunities. The organization states it has no paid employees or offices in the United States, ensuring donations directly benefit the children. A local Kenyan team of twelve manages the orphanage in Meru, which currently houses 92 children.

The Vicki Soto 5K is a November 5-kilometer run and walk in Connecticut. It is now based in Bridgeport, with the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater as its race location. The event honors Victoria Soto, a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary School who died while protecting her students. Proceeds benefit the Vicki Soto Memorial Fund. The race started as a local tribute in Stratford, with routes passing through the Lordship section of Vicki’s hometown. It has also taken place in Bridgeport. Participants include runners, walkers, educators, families, students, and supporters of all ages, with thousands attending. Funds raised support high school seniors studying education and literacy programs, keeping the day connected to teaching and classrooms.

The Shoreline Turkey Trot 5K is a Thanksgiving morning race in West Haven, Connecticut. It begins at 8 a.m. from the Savin Rock Conference Center on Rock Street. Organized by Shoreline Sharks, this 5K is for runners aiming to race before their holiday meal, not to spend the entire morning at an event. The course is flat, following the Savin Rock Boardwalk along the beach, with minimal climbing. The race proceeds regardless of weather. Registered runners receive a shirt. The event also supports a food drive for W.H.E.A.T., a local pantry that serves low-income residents, including seniors, veterans, children, and many households in the area.

The Islip Fire Department Turkey Trot 5K is a Thanksgiving-season community run in Islip, New York. Check-in begins at 8 AM, with the race starting at 9 AM. This 5K takes place regardless of weather, and all proceeds benefit the Islip Fire Department. Registered runners receive a T-shirt, live results via text and email, complimentary finish-line photos, and personalized bibs for early registrants. The course begins at Richardson Lane and South Bay Avenue. Runners head south on South Bay Avenue to the beach, then return north before turning onto Maple Avenue and Monell Avenue. The finish line is located at the firehouse. The event welcomes families, local runners, and walkers alongside competitive 5K participants. Awards are presented across age groups from 14-and-under to 90-plus. Medals are given to the top three men and women in each age group, as well as to the first 350 finishers.

The Shamrock and Roll 5K begins and ends at Toad's Place, a historic rock venue in New Haven, Connecticut. This is a flat 5K road race connected to St. Patrick's Day, with a limit of 1,500 runners. Following the run, festivities continue at Toad's Place, featuring awards, a costume contest, live music, food, drinks, and beer for those 21 and older. The race benefits The Diaper Bank of Connecticut; runners may donate during registration or bring diapers to packet pickup or on race day.

The Ospreys Dominion Wine Run 5k is a run/walk held at Osprey’s Dominion Vineyards in Peconic, New York, where a glass of wine awaits participants at the finish line. The primary distance is 5K, with a 0K option available for those who wish to enjoy the wine-run atmosphere without the running component. The event takes place at Osprey’s Dominion Vineyards on Main Road, and is part of the Wine Run format held at winery locations. The course winds through the vineyard, differing from city streets or typical road-race circuits, making the setting as appealing as the distance itself. Participants receive a T-shirt, custom race bib, souvenir wine glass, and finisher medal. The post-race activities feature wine tastings. This event is designed for wine enthusiasts, casual runners, walkers, and individuals viewing the 5K as a social gathering rather than a competitive speed event.