San Francisco (CrohnMay is the Asian Heritage Month of the Pacific Ocean (AAPI). One hosts a local non -profit organization again hosts the 5K running/walking in San Francisco this week.
“Our Heritage 5K” occurs on Saturday, May 10 and is organized by non -profit Asians are strong. A 3.2 -mile journey through neighborhoods and historical monuments in the city linked to the AAPI community. (Five kilometers are 3.1 miles, but races are marketed to be 3.2 miles.)
The race starts at 10 am in the Origami fountain in Gabantown and ends in Portsmouth Square in the Chinese district. Participants have an operating option and/or walking. It can be a detailed map of the race It was shown here. SFMTA has not announced any road closure due to the event.
“The race” is 5 thousand by the family, “Honoring the rich history and the contributions of the American -Asian and Pacific Island societies in San Francisco.”
Below is a list of landmarks from start to finish, for all events organizers.
- Japantown (Start)
- Nietzi Bay Kai Cultural Center
- Japan -American National Library
- Korean Center
- St. Saint olive mural
- Small entrance to Sigon
- Asian Art Museum
- Dragon Gate & Chinatown
- St. Mary Square
- The memorial hall in World War II
- Willie Wu Stadium
- Cameron’s house
- China -American Historical Association
- Gordon Ji Lao Elementary School
- Golden Star Tattoo
- Golden Portal Factory Cookie Factory
- Wong Kim Ark (local mural)
- Great star theater
- An international hotel
- China Cultural Center for SF
- Portsmouth Square (finish line)
San Francisco representative Rich Ting The novice is in the race and hostility.
You can register on 5k on Eventbrite. Asians are strong as well Mental healthy health event On the same day from 11 am until 2 pm at the finish line in the race in Portsmouth Square.
last year It happened It was erected on May 4, 2024. 5K started in the Origami fountain in Gabantown and ended in Portsmouth Square in the Chinese district.