History on the Run
Sat, Jun 20, 2026, 8:00 AM CDT
- Location
- Sheridan, AR
- 300 South Oak Street, 72150
- Type
- RUN
Sign up and verify details on the organizer’s official page.
At a glance
Run or walk through historic Sheridan, AR, supporting a vital women's and children's shelter facing funding cuts.
- Fun
- Scenic
- For a Cause
Fun
Scenic
For a CauseJoin the History on the Run event in Sheridan, AR, a 5K fun run and 2-mile walk dedicated to supporting Keeping the Faith Women's and Children's Shelter. This vital organization provides refuge for women and children experiencing domestic violence or homelessness, and your participation directly helps extend their critical services. The course offers a charming tour past the Grant County Museum, the beautiful Courthouse, and historic downtown buildings. After your run or walk, enjoy the local Farmer's Market and nearby restaurants.
What to expect
- A welcoming 5K fun run or 2-mile walk for all ages.
- Enjoy a route showcasing historic downtown buildings, the Grant County Museum, and the beautiful Courthouse.
- After the race, explore the local Farmer's Market and nearby restaurants.
Standout details
- Benefits Keeping the Faith Women's & Children's Shelter
- Route past historic downtown buildings
- Post-race Farmer's Market
- Explore local restaurants after the race
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Distances & registration
2 optionsRegistration for all distances is through the official signup link above.
- 2 Miles
Sat, Jun 20, 8:00 AM CDT · From $32.80
Opens Mar 15, 2026, 2:44 PM CDT · Closes Jun 6, 2026, 7:59 PM CDT
- 3.1 Miles
Sat, Jun 20, 8:00 AM CDT · From $32.80
Opens Mar 15, 2026, 2:44 PM CDT · Closes Jun 6, 2026, 7:59 PM CDT
Vibe Check
Easygoing
Easygoingwarm-day exposure
- Rolling area
- Warm season
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The course
- Rolling
- Timed race
From the organizer
This is a 5K Fun Run/2 Mile walk for all ages to benefit Keeping the Faith Women's and Children's Shelter. KTF houses women and children from around the state fleeing domestic violence situations or facing homelessness. Due to recent federal funding cuts, KTF is in danger of closing. Your participation in this race will extend the amount of time to help more victims facing abuse start a new life. The race will take you past our beloved Grant County Museum, beautiful Courthouse, and past historic downtown buildings. Stick around after the race to enjoy the Farmer's Market and local restaurants. The race starts a block from the courthouse and there is plenty of downtown parking.
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