Kennebunk Free Library hosts 29th annual KFL 5K on July 10
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 9:05 AM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
The Kennebunk Free Library will hold its 29th annual KFL 5K & Community Lawn Party on July 10 at 6 p.m. The event invites runners, walkers, and families to support the library's free programming, including the Summer Reading Program. The USATF-certified race will start and end in the library parking lot, featuring various age group awards. After the race, participants can enjoy live music, food, and drinks on the library lawn. Registration is open until July 8, and organizers are also encouraging past participants to share their experiences for the event's 30th anniversary next year.
- •The race features eight age group awards for top finishers.
- •Live music and catering will be available after the event.
- •Preregistration ends on July 8, with same-day registration offered.
- •The library encourages past participants to share memories for the 30th anniversary.
- 9:05 AMYahoo Sports — Kennebunk Free Library 5K returns July 10 with community lawn party
"Kennebunk Free Library will host its 29th annual KFL 5K & Community Lawn Party on Friday, July 10.
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