Events
Race Website
Additional race information can be found at http://www.spspringfest.com.
Place
South Portland
South Portland, ME US 04106
Description
Welcome, Unstoppable Gnomes!
Race day is almost here, and we’re thrilled you’ve joined the first-ever Unstoppable Gnome fun run! This is a relaxed, untimed, community-powered event—gnome costumes encouraged, smiles required.
Event Day: Saturday, May 17, 2025
Location: Hinckley Street, Mill Creek Park, South Portland
Start Time: 8:00 AM
Check-In: 7:15–7:45 AM at the blue Rotary tent (corner of Ocean & Hinckley)
Bring:
- A water bottle (we’ve got snacks and more water, too!)
- Your best gnome-themed gear
- Dress for the weather!
Course: A 1-mile loop through Knightville’s coolest streets—perfect for a fun stroll, jog, or dash.
Come back for SpringFest (11 AM–3 PM), which features music, food trucks, games, crafts, and more gnome fun.
We'd like to thank our partners, NXGen, MaineHealth, Cottage & Co, and Back In Motion, as well as you, for supporting local nonprofits!
About the Unstoppable Gnome
The Unstoppable Gnome is a community-focused event encouraging fitness and local engagement. Join us for a casual, feel-good one-mile loop through the heart of Knightville! This year, we're keeping things simple, fun, and focused on community—so lace up your sneakers and come walk, jog, or run with us.
This year’s event will be an untimed fun run—no bibs or chips, just good vibes. We decided to ease into hosting a road race and keep the focus on the SpringFest message of celebrating our community and being together. Whether you’re getting in a jog, pushing a stroller, or walking with friends, you’re welcome here!
(*We had previously announced the race as being timed. Due to lower-than-expected early registrations, we decided not to add the timing expense this time around.)
The 2025 event will feature:
- 1-mile for all levels, especially kids (accompanied by an adult) to run, walk, or stroll.
- 3-mile race for individual runners.
100% of the race and SpringFest proceeds are donated to the South Portland community through grants and donations to community nonprofit organizations.
