* UPDATE Regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the Art Moves Midtown 5K *

This event has been moved from Thursday, April 23, 2020 to a NEW TBD DATE in 2021.

We thank you & our sponsors for your continued support & understanding during this time.

Currently registered participants will receive an email with full details.

When & Where

NEW DATE TBD

Cameron Art Museum
3201 South 17th St.
Wilmington, NC 28412

Distances

5K  –  TIMED
Minnie’s Mile  –  TIMED

Start Times

6:30 PM  –  Minnie’s Mile Start
7:10 PM  –  5K Start

2019 Art Moves Midtown Results

Come out for this fun Thursday evening event in Midtown Wilmington! The Art Moves Midtown 5K will feature some of Wilmington’s most scenic mileage of the Cross City Trail as it loops through Halyburton Park. The Minnie’s Mile will be a flat course on the Cross City Trail and serves to raise awareness of local visionary artist, Minnie Evans. The CAM campus will be a lively spot with music and art all around. Exhibitions at Cameron Art Museum are FREE before/after your race. This race also includes art activities & games for kids of all ages, artist-made finisher’s medal, and post-race snacks for participants.

While Art Moves Midtown is a family-friendly event, this is a great course for all ages and all paces!

About the Cause

Art Moves Midtown benefits the Cameron Art Museum and its education mission. CAM is the region’s premier art museum; a cultural place that brings people of different cultures together and nurtures a lifelong curiosity about, and connection with the world and one another. CAM is a non-profit art museum fully supported by the generosity of its donors and receives no regular on-going government funding.

5K Awards
• Top 3 Overall, Male & Female

• Top 3 in Age Groups, Male & Female:
11 & Under, 12-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, & 70+

Minnie’s Mile Awards
• Top 3 Overall, Male & Female

• Top 3 Kids in Age Groups, Male & Female:
6 & Under, 7-8, 9-10, & 11-18

Awards for both races are handmade ceramic vessels by
local artist Steve Kelly of Kelly Pottery, Wilmington NC!

 *** ALL FINISHERS WILL RECEIVE AN ARTIST MADE MEDAL ***

Race Perks

BEACH TOWELS: $10 off the new custom CAM Beach Towel! Towels are super plush, cotton terry on one side, plush poly mix on the other, 30” x 60”. The image is from Beach Cottage, 1981, by Claude Howell from Cameron Art Museum’s Permanent Collection.  Regular $46, for race participants $36 during registration. Offer good through April 15.

MEDALS: All race participants will receive a special artist made medal at the finish line!

ART MUSEUM: Runners/walkers AND their families are invited to visit CAM’s exhibitions before/after the race! CAM will be open until 9 PM on April 23 and entry is included in your race registration at no extra charge.

Minnie’s Mile begins at Cameron Art Museum and goes South on Cross City Trail to a turn-around near George Anderson Drive. The 5K begins at Cameron Art Museum lower parking lot and connects with Cross City Trail, looping Halyburton Park Trail, passing CAM to a turn-around near the Independence and Museum Drive intersection.

This race course is also stroller and wheelchair friendly!
However, dogs are not allowed on this course so please leave them at home or with a non-running spectator.

Schedule & Parking Info

NEW DATE TBD

Cameron Art Museum
Pancoe Education Building
3201 South 17th St.
Wilmington, NC 28412

4 PM – 6 PM – Packet Pickup

If you cannot make it, packets can also be picked up at the Race when Registration Opens. Please allow enough extra time before the race starts to pickup your packet.

NEW DATE TBD

Cameron Art Museum
3201 South 17th St.
Wilmington, NC 28412

5:30 PM  –  Registration Opens
6:30 PM  –  Minnie’s Mile Starts
6:50 PM  –  Minnie’s Mile Awards
7:00 PM  –  Registration Closes
7:10 PM  –  5K Starts
8:00 PM  –  5K Awards

Race Day Parking

Some parking is available in CAM’s visitor parking lot and along Museum Drive. Additional parking is available at Barclay Center parking, across from CAM, near the Museum Drive and Independence Blvd. intersection.

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CAMERON ART MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS

Runners/walkers AND their families are invited to visit CAM’s exhibitions before/after the race! CAM will be open until 9 PM on April 23 and entry is included in your race registration at no extra charge. Come inside and be inspired by the art!

The Eye Learns – Modernist Prints from the Louis Belden Collection

San Francisco art collector Louis Belden gave his art collection, the gift of his lifetime, to our community. This collection of prints invites us to share in his passions for art, for collecting, for learning, and for giving back. These 134 modernist prints by 51 artists reveal Belden’s journey and are primarily presented in the order he acquired them. The exhibition begins with his bold 1971 acquisition, Art Beat, a neon orange silk screen by Nobu Fukui. By the mid-1990s, he had acquired work by the leading artists, the change-makers, the radicals, such as Josef Albers, Alexander Calder, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg, and Wayne Thiebaud. His final acquisitions of work by Richard Diebenkorn, Jasper Johns, and Ellsworth Kelly show the continuing growth and refinement of the collection.

Structure in Space and Time – Photography by Phil Freelon

One of the most celebrated architects of our time, Phil Freelon designed spaces that enhanced communities and championed diversity and inclusion. His work, which included museums and cultural institutions, told the story of the American people. Freelon was dedicated to bringing both beautiful and functional high-quality designs into everyday life for all people. Throughout his career, Freelon found photography essential to his design vision and creative process.

Unfolding Noguchi

One of the visionaries of 20th-century American modernism, Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) developed a uniquely open-ended, and forward-looking perspective on global culture. This exhibition provides insight into his genius and artistic exploration of form and material over his sixty year career. From bronze, granite, and aluminum to his paper and bamboo Akari light sculptures, Noguchi pushed the boundaries of what sculpture is and how it is integrated into daily life.

REGISTRATION & PRICING

Individual Entry (5K or 1 Mile)
Through March 20  —  $19

March 21 through April 21  —  $24
April 22 & April 23  —  $30

Group of 3 (5K or 1 Mile)
Through March 20  —  $46
March 21 through April 21  —  $58
April 22 & April 23  —  $72

Group of 4 (5K or 1 Mile)
Through March 20  —  $61
March 21 through April 21  —  $77
April 22 & April 23  —  $96

Group of 5 (5K or 1 Mile)
Through March 20  —  $76
March 21 through April 21  —  $96
April 22 & April 23  —  $120

2021 SPONSORS

FAQ & GUIDELINES

Waiver: The Registration Agreement & Liability Waiver is linked to the Online Registration. This must be selected and approved during registration.

Packet Pick-Up: Family or Friends may pick-up your Race Packet at Packet Pick-Up.

On-Site Registration: Registration is available starting one hour prior to race start. It closes 20 minutes prior to start.

Timing: Jaguar Bib Chip Timing will be used to time this race

Weather: This race is rain or shine. It will be postponed, rescheduled or cancelled if a severe weather warning is in effect.

Refunds: There are no refunds, registration will be accepted as a donation.

Entries are not transferable to other races Timed by Go Time as each race is organized by a different group.
We must stick to this policy as race items have been purchased based on current registrations and it is not fair to choose who receives a refund and who does not.