Red Dress Run
The Red Dress Run began in San Diego in 1987 by happenstance with a sassy lady wearing red. “The Lady In Red,” visiting a friend who happened to be part of the local Hash House Harriers, found herself at a hash (or run) meeting members of her friend’s running group. She wasn’t exactly dressed for the part, but after receiving some flack from a local hasher, she hit the pavement wearing her red dress and heels. The group organized the inaugural Red Dress Run the next year, after which the phenomenon spread to other hashers around the globe.
The Shekou variant of the Red Dress Run is held during the warmer spring or summer months, though has been held as late in the year as October.
And in Hash tradition, all proceeds from the Red Dress Run are donated to charity. (see below for the poster from our Red Dress Run in 2023)
Over the past few years we had been lucky enough to work with Captivating Charity. (scan the QR code on the below poster for more details)
