Get Moving Together — Run Meet Up

OCT 10, 2026 - Saturday’s GMT Run will be at the Run Newport store (16 Long Wharf Mall) at 10:30 AM to join the Hoka Shakeout Run. There will be demo shoes and a 5k run. Come earlier if you want to try on a pair of shoes, multiple shoes, and secure your size. It’s first come first serve.

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GET MOTIVATED — GET OUTSIDE — GET MOVING

You may be intimidated by joining a “Run Club.” You say you’re not a “real runner,” “I can’t run that far,” or “I’m too slow.” Or, maybe you just want to run with a group of folks that are a little less intense. If you’ve had any of these thoughts and haven’t yet found a group that feels comfortable for you, come check us out — we fill that gap!

We’re a free, absolutely “NO PRESSURE” casual run group aimed at creating a healthy community that’s inclusive, supportive, and nonjudgemental. Break a little sweat, get healthier, clear out your head, and meet some other like-minded people. Our goal is simple: Getting YOU outdoors, motivated, and moving on a consistent basis!

For Adults: Casual Paces, Beginners, Older Runners, etc… you get the drift.

We have a different 5K (3.1 miles) route each week. Go at any pace that works for you. Come join us and stay motivated to move!

DETAILS

When: Saturday mornings - 8 am (Some are cancelled or moved due to weather or special events; please see the news posted at the top of this page. After clicking the Check Availability button, if you don't see an event on a particular date, then that specific run has been cancelled.)

Where: Touro Park, Newport, RI (Bellevue Ave, between Mill St and Pelham St at the Newport Stone Tower).

Distance: 5K (3.1miles)

Cancellations: Runs are cancelled due to extreme weather conditions. There's usually a run if it’s light rain, but always do what’s best for you. Cancellation notices try to get posted (at the top of this page) by 9 pm on Friday evening, but not always possible; otherwise it will be posted by Saturday 7 am the latest.

Disclaimer: This is a voluntary activity for adults. Each person is responsible for their own health, safety, and well-being and participating at their own risk.