About this Event
Remaining Native documentary film team is proud to partner with the Hamptons Run Club and Gubbins to bring local runners and Indigenous communities together to celebrate the film's premiere at the Hampton's Film Festtival.
We invite runners, walkers, and spectators to join us at 8:00 AM-- we'll kick off together at 8:30 AM.
Trial a pair of New Balance running shoes and enjoy complimentary coffee, snacks, and special giveaways!
Gubbins has graciously offered a discount to event participants, so you can shop & save day of too!
Post- run stay for a cool down and enjoy a performance.
This event is free and open to all, please register for an accurate head count.
Schedule:
8:00 AM - Arrival. Gubbins, 54 Park Pl, East Hampton, NY 11937
8:15 AM - Welcome
8:30 AM - Walk/Run kicks off. See routes below.
9:30 AM - Cool down
10:00 AM - Closing
Route: https://www.strava.com/routes/3398441522290981040
REMAINING NATIVE SCREENING TIMES:
October 9th | 5:30 PM
Southhampton Playhouse
October 10th | 2:30 PM
East Hampton UA4
About the film:
Remaining Native is a coming-of-age documentary told from the perspective of Ku Stevens, a 17-year-old Native American runner, struggling to navigate his dream of becoming a collegiate athlete as the memory of his great-grandfather's escape from an Indian boarding school begins to connect past, present, and future.
In 2021, the Stevens organized the “Remembrance Run” after the discovery of the 215 unmarked graves with Indigenous children’s remains in Kamloops, Canada. The run spanned two days, over 50 miles to honor the memory of Ku’s great-grandfather, Frank Quinn, who escaped from Indian boarding school at only 8 years old. Communities came together to also acknowledge all children who ran, who stayed behind, and didn’t make it home. Today, we run to carry prayers for boarding school survivors and descendants, to remember their stories and create spaces for healing.
About our Hosts
is a family run store selling sporting goods and apparel, equipment and running shoes.
mission is to promote mental well-being through accessible, inclusive group runs. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just looking for a peaceful jog to clear your head, you’ll find support, purpose, and genuine connection here.
Community Guidelines
Welcome to the Remaining Native 5K Run/Walk—a community event honoring intergenerational resilience, land-based healing, and movement as a form of remembrance and resistance. This is more than a race. It’s a collective experience inspired by the story at the heart of Remaining Native and the journey of Kutoven Stevens retracing his great-grandfather’s 50-mile escape from the Stewart Indian Boarding School.
To keep this space respectful, inclusive, and grounded in purpose, we ask all participants to follow these guidelines:
- We acknowledge that this event takes place on Native land. We invite all participants to move with intention and respect for the land’s original stewards.
- Be kind, encouraging, and inclusive. We welcome people of all backgrounds, identities, bodies, and abilities.
- Hate speech, harassment, or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated
- This is a walk/run—move at your own pace and support others in doing the same.
- We aim to make this event accessible to as many people as possible. Please reach out in advance with accessibility needs.
- Pacers & volunteers will be available for assistance throughout the event route.
- Whether you’re running in solidarity, walking in memory, or simply showing up for your community—your presence matters.
- Take time before or after the event to reflect at our community altar/memory space (if included).
- Please be aware of your surroundings and remember we are running in a city!
As a friend of the film says, "Runners carry medicine when they journey to other communities," we run together to keep this in mind and spread the message of the film.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Gubbins the Perfect Fit, 54 Park Place, East Hampton, United States
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