Races

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors to support our community by running, walking, and even hopping as we raise money for local children and charities!  The 10K starts at 1pmThe 5K starts at 1pm The 1K fun run starts at 2:15pmAwards will be presented at 2:30pmPacket pickupWe will have same day sign up from 11am - 1pm at Bob Noble Park in the Arts Building by the running trail and baseball fields. Shirt guarantee if registered by March 13th. AwardsOverall Male and Female in the 5K and 10K     Age groups for the 5K1-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-4950-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80 and above

HELP US HELP OTHERSThis race benefits Family Service Society, the 2nd oldest nonprofit organization in Paducah, KY. We provide food, personal care items, clothing, emergency dental help, eyeglasses, rent and utility assistance and help with prescription medications.  PACKET PICK UPJoin us for packet pick up on Friday, May 8th. Drop in anytime between 10am and 6pm at the Paducah Convention Center to grab your shirt and runner bag. The address for the Paducah Convention Center is 415 Park St, Paducah, KY 42001.RACE DAYMeet us at the starting line located at the intersection of 6th and Clark Street near the Dolly McNutt Memorial Plaza. The address for the Dolly McNutt Memorial Plaza is 301 S. 5th St, Paducah, KY 42003. AWARD CATEGORIES(Top Three) Overall Male & Female Overall Master Male & Female Top Male & Female Age Group: 1-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+ Top Male, Female & Coed Relay Team Top 5K Male & Female

RUN UNDER THE STARS™ 10 HOUR ENDURANCE RUN Run as much as you like in 10 hours. OR stop when you want... Half Marathon, Marathon, First Ultra? It's your decision. All times are Central Daylight Time. June 6, 2026 - Carson Park Fairgrounds, 300 N. 30th Street, Paducah, KY 42001. Starts at 8PM CDT. Ends at 06:00AM CDT.  1/2 mile lighted oval consisting of a dirt track covered with finely crushed limestone. This is a horse track that is used to pull those little buggies. This is a night time run. Run, jog, walk, rest, stop and start as much as you'd like.The objective is to see how far you can go; however, you can stop at any time if you've reached your goal or if you've had enough.  ***REGISTER BY MAY 19th TO BE GUARANTEED A T-SHIRT*** HIGHLIGHTS:CHIP TIMING SYSTEM will keep your distance recorded. We will display your distance continually at the timing tent. Check the monitor as you run by.No traffic, no hills, no roots, no hard running surface.NO HOT SUN BEATING DOWN ON

Baptist Health Paducah will host its annual Spokes for Stroke bicycle ride on Saturday, July 11, 2026, to increase our community stroke awareness and raise funds to invest in life-saving technologies and expanded our stroke care services. Our goal is to keep our community healthy, while giving participants the tools they need to spot a stroke when it is first happening and to help them learn ways to prevent a stroke from occurring. This is a wonderful bike tour on four well-marked routes through beautiful McCracken, Marshall and Graves counties. Each route is SAG-supported with refreshments and toilet facilities at rest stops as follows: 65 miles with rolling hills (six rest stops), 35 miles (four rest stops), 20 miles with rolling hills (two rest stops) and 10 miles with a flatter terrain in McCracken County (with one stop). Our event begins and ends at Baptist Health Paducah’s Imaging Center, located near Broadway and Joe Clifton Drive, with registration beginning at 7 a.m. The ride

Saturday, August 1, 2026 The 13th Annual Moonlight Bike Ride - Saturday, August 1st, 2026 • 8:00 PM Festival• 10:00 PM Ride   8:00 PM - Booths Open • "Day-of" registration begins• Live music begins• Free ice cream• Free watermelon• Free crafts & activities• Bike decoration and glow stick sales 10:00 PM - RIDE!!! The 10-mile route may not be long enough to capture all the fun! Riding in the dark makes even an everyday route feel mysterious and new again. The heightened alertness created by the surrounding night sky makes riding feel more intense and can lead to an exciting adrenaline rush, even when pedaling at a leisurely pace. There's no chance of sunburn. The temperature usually cools after dark, which can improve energy and lead to surprisingly better performance. A well-illuminated bicycle at night is more eye-catching to a driver than a bicycle during the day.   Riders pedal at their own pace along marked city streets. People of all ages, sizes, and riding abilitie