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Ramble Staff Notes
Thanks to everyone who contributes each year to the the success of the Ramble.If you enjoy this curious mix of sport,culture and plea for human rights enough to consider contributing your ideas on how to improve the experience, please contact Martin at 781 329 9744. You may also email us at [email protected]
News Release
Some of the finast runners in the country will be in Dedham on May 1st to particiapte in the New England Grand Prix USA Track & Field 10K Championship. For the third time in its history, the Ramble has been choen by running clubs around the region to host the Championship. The James Joyce Ramble will […]
Dedication
Before the start of last year’s Ramble, the following dedication was read: “We remember our fallen in Iraq and Afghanistan The miners of West Virginia’s Big Branch Mine The Oil well workers in Louisiana, Robert Parker, J.D. Salinger, Meip Geis who gave shelter to Ann Frank, Dorothy Height, Irene Theresa Burns Butle and those we […]
Military Family Invitation and Looking for Historic Ramblers
The noted fine arts running event named for the Irish author, the James Joyce Ramble, again will honor servicemen & women who are deployed overseas. Towards that end, it has extended an invitation to the children of our deployed military families to run the 10K event as well as the North Star children’s road race, […]
2010 Ramble Dedication
For 27 years the most famous literary running event in the country has been known for bringing theatre and a certain fine arts sensibility to the sport. Beginning in 1989 the Ramble added to its mission the effort to make people more aware of the sanctity of human rights. It has petitioned on behalf of […]
A Celebration of Joyce and Jogging: A 10K Odyssey, With Readings
Taking on the works of James Joyce is akin to an endurance sport. The reader warms up with some poems, slowly works up to ”A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” and, when limber, tackles ”Ulysses” or ”Finnegans Wake,” two literary marathons. Martin Hanley, an actor and runner, realized this more than 20 […]