Red Dress Run 2017

88 Keys, 315 2nd Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104

February 11th

15th Analversary of Seattle H3 Charity Red Dress Run. It's time for the Seattle-area's largest hash event of the year. C*m one c*m all to a weekend of celebration for all thing red and dress related. Enjoy haberdashiery, bimbos, wankers, beer, running for beer, Seattlelites, hashers commando in Red Dresses, beer, green, rain, beer, and plenty of hashantics. Bring your roommate who doesn't like hashing, your walker friends who like to cross dress, or maybe even your mom.

  • Pre-register Price $25 THROUGH JAN 15
  • Pre-register Price $30 THROUGH FEB 10
  • Price day of $35

Registration Guarantees free drinks on trail. Discount & 1 ticket for a FREE drink at venue, sweet swag to accessorize your Red Dress.

Other trails this weekend include: Turkey HH Thursday night (HSWTF); Pajama/lingerie Run Friday night (South Sound); Hangover Hash Sunday midday (No Balls and Rain City); SeaMon trail Monday evening

Watch the hash page, fb, email group, and this site for info leading up to event. wh3.org

Donations benefit Jubilee Women's Center & Green Seattle Partnership.

Want to stay in a fancy, historic, downtown hotel, just blocks from the venue? Hotel Sorrento (where S.:T.A.Q. does all her business) has offered a 20% discount off of its regular rate. Just call the reservations line at 1.800.426.1265 and mention that you are staying for Red Dress Run to get the deal.

For more information about Red Dress Runs or the Lady in Red, and to look for upcumming RDR events, be sure to check Red Dress Runs.org.

On August 7, 1987, a young lady wearing a red dress emerged from an airplane that had landed in southern California to visit a friend from her high school years. Shortly thereafter, she found herself transported to Long Beach, where her friend intended to introduce her to a zany running group called the "Hash House Harriers." One member, noting her gender and attire, urged that she "just wait in the truck" until her host returned. With that goading, she ran into history sporting her red dress and heels.

Gathering for the first Red Dress Run in San Diego, 1988, the following year (August 12, 1988), to commemorate the event, the San Diego Hash House Harriers sent "The Lady In Red" an airline ticket to attend the inaugural Red Dress Run. Hundreds of male and female hashers adorned themselves in red dresses for a spectacle widely covered by California newspapers and TV news. In addressing the crowd, The Lady In Red suggested that Hash House Harriers hold the Red Dress Run annually as an occasion to be used to raise funds for local charities.

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