Looking for a great way to maintain your fitness over the Port Alfred Easter Festival weekend? Port Alfred parkrun is a free, friendly, and fun 5K event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer, or just cheer from the sidelines. No pressure, just good vibes and a supportive community!
The Need-to-Know
đź•— When? Saturday, 19 April at 8:00 AM.
đź“Ť Where? Port Alfred Town Hall, Causeway Road.
đź’° Cost? Absolutely nothing! Just register once before your first run and bring a scannable barcode. No barcode, no recorded time, so try not to forget it.
All Paces Welcome
Speedsters, casual joggers, power walkers, and stroller-pushers—everyone is welcome. Whether chasing a personal best or just out for a scenic stroll, it’s all about enjoying the experience.
Join the Volunteer Crew
This event runs on community spirit—literally! Volunteers keep things ticking, so if you’d like to lend a hand, email portalfred@parkrun.com. No experience is needed, just enthusiasm!
Keeping It Safe
parkrun is committed to the welfare of all participants, including children and at-risk adults. Full safeguarding policies are available in the Safeguarding Hub.
Post-Run Coffee & Camaraderie
The best way to wrap up a great run? Coffee, of course! Join the crew at Burksies, Duckpond Centre, after the Port Alfred Easter Festival parkrun. Whether you ran a PB or just showed up for the fresh air, you’re invited.
A Few Handy Tips
✔ No barcode, no result – bring a scannable copy.
âś” Need to reprint your barcode? Check your registration email or request a reminder.
âś” First time? Register beforehand and read the course description.
âś” Curious about your time? Results and event updates are usually posted within a day or two.
âś” Didn’t get your results email? Check your spam folder or the support site for help.
âś” Want to relive the action? Check out event photos –you probably look amazing!
âś” Looking for more info? The links page connects you with local and national running resources.
The Port Alfred Easter Festival parkrun is here to bring people together for a little movement, a lot of fun, and maybe even a post-run pastry.
Or two.
No judgement.
You’ve just run 5Ks. Eat what you want.
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