Singapore Hash House Harriets
A mixed, women-led social hash every Wednesday at 6:00 pm. Run, sing, laugh, makan. Visitors and first-timers are always welcome.
Run, walk, or follow the pack. No speed required. Stay after for the On-On
Wednesday´s Run
🚆 Nearest MRT: Little India (DT12 / NE7) – 900m away
🚌 Buses: 48, 56, 57, 67, 131, 166, 170, 851, 960, 980
New to hashing? Perfect – come along.
Walkers are welcome, visitors are welcome, and you do not need to know anyone before you arrive.
Bring shoes you do not mind getting dirty, and a change of clothes. Bring your own run bottle for drinking water. You can fill it up on site. Water to rinse down with is provided after the run.
Hash Cash will collect a guest fee at the run site. Cash and PayNow are accepted.
Occasion Notes
👣 The Harriets’ First 7-Eleven Hash Run! 👣
Something a little different for next Wednesday…
Same Harriets hash energy, but this time we’re running from 7-Eleven to 7-Eleven, with a Bingo Challenge along the way. Winner gets a prize! 🎁
This 7-Eleven style run is well known in places like Taiwan and China, and now it’s coming to The Harriets for the first time.
Never hashed before? Perfect.
You do not need to be fast, fit, experienced or familiar with Hash traditions.
Come ready for a social trail, a bit of silliness, and makan after.
Walkers, visitors, and first-timers are all welcome — whether you come with friends or on your own. Asking “what is happening?” is also very welcome.
Walkers OK
Come alone
No Pressure
Not a race. Not just a run. Definitely not boring.
Hashing is a social trail adventure. A hare sets a mystery route using flour, chalk, ribbons, or other marks. The pack follows, gets mildly confused, finds the way back, then circles up for songs, shout-outs, and makan.
Follow Trail
Follow the marked trail, solve a few checks, and stay with the pack. The route is part puzzle, part adventure, part group confusion.
Circle Up
After the trail, we gather for the circle — a relaxed hash tradition with announcements, songs, visitors, first-timers, and a few light-hearted shout-outs.
On On
After circle, we head for food, drinks, and the important business of social recovery.
Bring the basics. Leave the ego.
You do not need fancy gear. Just bring what helps you stay comfortable, ready for the trail and On-On after.
Bring the basics. Keep it relaxed.
A typical Wednesday night
Every run is a little different, but the evening is simple: gather, follow trail, circle up, then head for the On-On.
Gather round
Meet at the runsite. Hares explain the trail markings and where the On-On will be.
Trail starts
Walk, jog, run, or follow the pack. The hare marks it, the pack solves it.
Back and recover
Change, hydrate, cool down, and swap trail stories.
Circle
Songs, announcements, visitors, first-timers, hares, and a few light-hearted shout-outs.
On-On Makan
Food, drinks, social recovery, and the part most people secretly came for.
Times after the trail start are approximate. The 6:00pm start is not.
Hares wanted. Glory questionable.
The Hareline shows upcoming runs, confirmed hares, and gaps where volunteers are needed. New hares are welcome, especially with a co-hare.
Upcoming
Runs needing hares
Want to set trail? Pair up, ask for help, and keep it walker-friendly.
Sweaty people. Questionable songs. Excellent Wednesdays.
A proper Wednesday with the Harriets usually involves trail, circle, makan, visitors, regulars, and at least one person asking where the flour went.
Ready for Wednesday?
Check the next run, message us if you are unsure, and come along. We will help with the rest.