Races

This is a FREE event offered to all children in the Lehigh Valley. WHO: Ages 3-14WHERE: Lehigh Parkway, Allentown, PAWHEN: April 25, 2026 Races are held rain or shine. In the event of cancellation, all information will be posted by 10:00 AM on race day on the St. Luke's Half Marathon website, Facebook, and an email will be sent to all those who registered online. AMENITIES: Each participant will receive a surprise gift, finisher medal, water, and snack. T-shirt guaranteed to all that are registered by April 7, 2026. AGE GROUPS AND DISTANCES:• 3-4 yrs – 1/8 mile• 5-6 yrs – 1/4 mile• 7-8 yrs – 1/2 mile• 9-14 yrs – 1 mile RACE DAY CHECK-IN:Check-in will be by age group and will take place from 12:30 – 1:45 PM. Please arrive early. NO late check-ins are permitted. Races begin at 1:45 PM Cash prize awards to schools with the most participants attending on race day. Select your school from the dropdown during registration.  To qualify for a school award, the school must have a minimum of

Come sample some of the sweetest single-track in Western PA at the Tapped for Sap 25k+! Join runners and hikers this spring to celebrate the trails of Brady’s Run Park. Nearly all of the park’s 2,000 acres will be on display, as the course hits every corner on a unique and challenging loop. Rolling hills will have you climbing wooded ridges, traversing lakeside trails, and descending through groves of hemlock. Whether you’re racing for the Golden Sap Bucket or out for a fun-paced journey, we’ll be honoring everyone’s effort at the finish with cinnamon rolls, pancakes, and maple syrup. Brady's Run is the largest park in Beaver County. In addition to miles of great single-track for hiking and biking, the park also has a lake, ice arena, outdoor sport facilities, and playgrounds. We are proudly a Trail Sisters Approved race.   Awards. 1st male and female will receive the Golden Sap Bucket. 2nd and 3rd will also be recognized. Post Race Breakfast – Enjoy that post run glow and cama

RACE DAY CHECK-IN 7:45-8:30 behind PennWood Middle School RACE BEGINS AT 9 AM behind PennWood Middle School-  Please leave time to find parking.     Building Community.  Building Confidence. To Guarantee a T-shirt and Medal please sign up prior to March 31, 2025.  T-shirts and bibs will be available for pick-up Friday, April 10 at Makefield Elementary School (1939 Makefield Road) from 5-7pm in the back parking lot.   All proceeds will be donated to Pennsbury School District PTOs and Pennsbury Kids. Makefield Elementary PTO, in partnership with Bryn Mawr Running Company, is happy to bring this community-building event to the Pennsbury School District in support of all Pennsbury PTOs and the charity, Pennsbury Kids. Youth 14 and under should be registered with an adult. This is a rain or shine event. No refunds.

The Manion WOD (Workout of the Day) is a powerful tribute to 1stLt Travis Manion, USMC, designed to unite veterans, families of the fallen, and inspired civilians in honoring one of our nation’s heroes. Hosted by CrossFit boxes, ruck clubs, and gyms nationwide—or completed virtually anytime, anywhere—this workout challenges its participants to push harder, go further, and grow stronger in memory of those who have sacrificed for our freedoms. We can’t wait for you to take part in the 2027 Manion WOD! Gear up to challenge yourself, honor our nation’s heroes, and receive your exclusive 2027 Manion WOD shirt—plus the chance to earn even more exclusive rewards.

The Office 5K is a road race in Scranton, PA that passes sites featured on NBC’s “The Office.” Participants can dress up as their favorite Office character for fun and prizes. Walkers can enjoy a modified 1 mile course with special activities along the way. The race begins at 1pm on Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 523 Linden Street in Scranton, in front of Backyard Ale House. Participants can pick up their race bibs, tee shirts, and race info at Cooper’s Seafood House (701 N. Washington Avenue) on May 1 from 5-7pm. (These items are also available day of the race.) A block party and awards ceremony will be held immediately following the event. Participants who register by April 19 are guaranteed a shirt. More info about the race can be found at theoffice5k.com. Race proceeds benefit Valley In Motion, a non-profit strengthening sense of community across the Lackawanna Valley. More information about VIM at www.valleyinmotion.org or on Facebook and Instagram at @valleyinmotion. Packet Pick-Up

Great Allegheny Ohiopyle Marathon Race Festival: Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5KMay 2, 2026 in Ohiopyle, PA This is going to be a great event with amazing scenery! Every entry fee includes the race and our awesome swag and post-race food. If you have any questions, please email events@elitefeats.com. Thank you!   We are happy to announce that this event is part of our new Half Marathon Series. More information is available by clicking on the link below: https://events.elitefeats.com/half The Full Marathon is a certified Boston Marathon Qualifier. Certifcation number : PA22009NP and link to certification map. The marathon will be two loops of the half marathon.Here's a mapmyrun.com link to the course.We are proud to announce that we have a non-binary registration option that has their own awards categories: overall and age groups.All first time half marathon and marathon finishers will receive a plaque that commemorates their first half or full marathon finish.  The athletes

Like Running or Walking?  Love Wine?  This race is for you!  Join us on Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 9:00am for an exciting annual event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Stone Villa Wine Cellars! Stone Villa Wine Cellars is located on 150 acres of picturesque land in the foothills of the Laurel Highlands. This location is deeply rooted in family tradition. Family is an integral part of the Stone Villa tradition and the buildings were all constructed with careful attention to detail and designed to compliment the natural landscape. Whether you are looking to run, walk or just enjoy the wine this race is a sure thing for a great time and an incredible experience!  This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com.  Registration Includes: T-shirt:  Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt included! Wine Glass: Shatterproof, Collapsible, and Portable!Finisher Medal: Doubles as a Wine Stopper!Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walkResults Posted Onl

SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH — 8:00 AM There’s only one official winner. But the race belongs to everyone. The Common Last One Standing is a race built for every kind of runner the first-timers, the comeback stories, the weekend grinders, and the experienced marathoners chasing something deeper. There is one winner, but there are thousands of reasons to run. This is your race your pace, your distance, your breakthrough.   HOW IT WORKS: The race begins at 8:00 AM on Saturday, March 28th  Every runner completes the same 1 Mile loop course, one lap at a time completing a 5K every hour.At the start of each hour, runners must begin their next lap.You can run a 5K, 10K, half marathon, full marathon or keep going as long as your body and mind let you.The race continues until only one runner remains to complete the loop.That final runner is crowned the Last One Standing. WHY WE DO IT? This race isn’t about who’s the fastest.It’s about showing up.It’s about pushing past the version of yourself that sa

Please support the NAIS- Interact Club's Wreath Across America project. Proceeds from this event will go to sponsoring wreaths to be laid on the graves of veterans resting at Holy Family Cemetery in Nazareth, Pa. Location:  Jacobsburg State Park 400 Belfast Rd Nazareth, PA -Park in the Environmental Center parking area or the main parking lot.  Amenities:  Indoor bathrooms available nearby. Water station at start/finish line, and one water station at the midway point,  light refreshments (fruit, snacks, water) at the finish line.  T-shirts available for early registrations. Adult S- XL ,  Kids S-L .  Prizes for fastest runners, and also for most patriotic/most holiday spirit. (I can give more of a write up on this once we figure out the prize categories). Questions  Eileen Gromlowicz nrite971@yahoo.com

Sunday, May 3, 2026     Whether you are aiming for a Boston Qualifying time or are running your first long distance race, the York Marathon and Half Marathon is a fast-paced chip-timed event hosted by the Arthur J. Glatfelter Branch YMCA.     The race begins at the Arthur J. Glatfelter Branch YMCA, 90 N. Newberry St, York, PA 17401 and ends at Lafayette Plaza in the heart of the City of York. The flat course begins on city streets and transitions to the York County Heritage Rail Trail for the remainder of the race. The trail race surface is compacted crushed stone, ideal for running.   Registration closes on April 30, 2026.   RACE START/HEATS Marathon:   6:00 am - Group start6:10 - 6:30 am - Rolling start; Runners can cross the start line at any time during this period Half Marathon: 7:00 am - Group start7:10 - 7:30 am - Rolling start.  Runners can cross the start line at any time during this period 1:00 pm - Race Course Closes   *** Runners must pass Brillhart Station by 11:45 am to

May is National Foster Care Awareness Month—and what better way to celebrate than by joining us for the 15th Anniversary Rock N Run 4 Kids! Mark your calendar for Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Coca-Cola Park in Allentown, PA. Choose your challenge: 5-Mile, 5K, or Kids Fun Run (in person) or go virtual with the 5-Mile, 5K, or Mile-A-Day Challenge—complete your race anytime now throughout May! Special Note: The Kids Fun Run is FREE, but space is limited to the first 125 participants—don’t wait to register! Proceeds benefit The Salvation Army's Foster Care & Adoption Program, helping us provide loving homes and vital services to children in foster care right here in our community. Registration Pricing and Deadlines: Early Bird (through December 31, 2025) 5K—$30(in person or virtual) 5 Mile—$35 (in person or virtual) Kids Run—FREE Mile-A-Day Challenge $35 (virtual only) Standard Registration: January 1- May 9, 2026: 5K—$35 (in person or virtual) 5 Mile—$40 (in person or virtual) Kids R

Start and finish located at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Pre-registration ends May 6th. Short sleeve t-shirts to all pre-registered participants and while supplies last.  To guarantee a t-shirt please register by April 5th. Proceeds from this race will go towards things around the church, others have yet to be determined Race packet pickup will be on race day starting at 7:30am in the social hall.

Join Us for an Amazing 5K & 10K Trail Run at Camp Hebron!Experience the beauty of the great outdoors as you tackle a 5K or 10K trail run or hike through the picturesque woods of Camp Hebron. Whether you're looking for a quick challenge or a longer adventure, this race offers something for everyone. Event HighlightsPrizes: Awards for the top three male and female winners in each race.Chip Timing: Runners, accurately track your time on this challenging course.Free T-Shirt: Register by April 15th to secure your race-day shirt.All Ages Welcome: This is a family-friendly event for runners of all experience levels.Day-of Registrations: Available on-site if you missed early registration.Refreshments: Enjoy Camp Hebron’s famous Baked Oatmeal, Bacon, and Buns (the sticky sort), along with fruit and drinks.Finisher Prize: Each participant who finished either the 5K or 10K will receive an exclusive Camp Hebron beanie. Support a Great CauseAll proceeds from this event will go toward mainta

The Dawn To Dusk To Dawn Track Ultras are run on Academy Park’s Knight Track located at Academy Park High School, 300 Calcon Hook Road, Sharon Hill, PA, 19079.  It is a USATF certified 400M all purpose track (USATF cert # PA18001BW).  USATF 2026 Sanction is pending. Water, a sports drink, and snacks will be provided trackside.  Limited kitchen facility available at this time, so bring you own food.  We will have a menu later.  This is a CUPLESS RACE. Bring reusable cups, bottles, pack, or whatever else to manage your hydration. Port-a-Johns will be available trackside. D3 will have the IAU's BRONZE LABEL! Parking - Parking is available in the school parking lot across the street from the track.

Run the Vineyards 5th Annual 5K at the beautiful Waltz Vineyards Estate Winery in historic Lancaster County.  Run or walk the scenic vineyard with mountain views and finish with World Class European-style wines which are produced on this estate winery property. Enjoy combining fun, fitness, and wine and start a new family tradition one day before Mother's Day!  Charity Partner HEADstrong Foundation. Info Here: www.HEADstrong.org The Run -  Scenic 5K course through vineyard while enjoying 100s of miles of views!  Chip-timed with instant results. Starts at 9AM. Awards for Top 3 Overall and Age Group Male & Female Winners (14 & under, 15-19, 20-29, and every 10 yrs) The After Party -  A complimentary glass of award winning wine for age 21+ Live music immediately after race at 9:45 AM 'til Noon Food truck on-site with delicious food items to order  Relaxing setting overlooking the vineyard and mountain/valley landscape. The Swag and More -  Custom High Qual

2nd Annual Wayne Township Clinton County PA 5K Walk/Run Fun 5K Walk/Run along the Susquehanna River in quaint McElhattan PA Profits will go to Wayne Township Recreation Committee, which funds projects at the Wayne Township Nature Park and other parks located in Wayne Township in Clinton County PA. The parks provide walking paths and covered pavilions along with parking and bathroom availability during the regular season. The Rec Committee organizes Easter and Christmas events, Halloween fun and hayrides, and other celebrations throughout the year to local residents.

Mother's Day Run for the Roses: Half Marathon, 10K and 5K Ironton Rail TrailMay 11, 2025 in Coplay, PA If you have any questions, please email events@elitefeats.com. Thank you!   We are happy to announce that this event is part of our new Half Marathon Series. More information is available by clicking on the link below: https://events.elitefeats.com/half This year our race includes a fresh rose for all women runners at the finish line. We elevated our Mother's Day Run into an event experience!  Walkers and families are welcome.We'll have the inflatable finish line arch ready and waiting for you.There will be food and drink post-race.We are proud to announce that we have a non-binary registration option that has their own awards categories: overall and age groups.All first time half marathon and marathon finishers will receive a plaque that commemorates their first half finish.  The athletes will also receive their finisher’s medal. Find Mark at the end of the race and

DescriptionThe Elderton Plumcreek Recreation Park 38th Annual 5K Run/Walk is a hometown tradition set in a charming small-town setting. Often described as a fast, slightly rolling course! Runners and walkers of all ages enjoy scenic streets, friendly faces, and the simple joy of a community coming together. This is a certified USATF original course through the town of Elderton which is located between Indiana and Kittanning on Rt 422. Splits at 1 & 2 Miles. Water stations on course as well as post race refreshments. Timing: Smiles Timing Services. Results posted on smileymiles.com. Race Date: Friday, May 15, 2026 - 7PM Race Location: (Adjacent to Elderton State Bank) E.Saltwork/N.Lytle St., Elderton, Pa 15736 Day of Registration and Check-In: 5PM - Elderton Plumcreek Recreation Park - Calhoun St, Elderton, Pa 15736 Entry Fee: $15 until May 14th, 2025, includes T-Shirt (while supplies last). $20 day of registration, T-Shirt not guaranteed. Food Trucks: 4PM-9PM Awards Ceremony follow

The Sewickley Classic 5K is a new spring tradition built around running, walking, and bringing people together in the heart of Sewickley. Taking place in May 2026, the event features a scenic, fast 5K road race through the village, along with additional run and walk options, youth activities, and a post-race community festival. Whether you’re chasing a PR, pushing a stroller, walking with friends, or just here for the celebration, there’s a place for you. The morning culminates at War Memorial Park, where runners, families, neighbors, and local businesses come together for food, music, activities, and a shared sense of community pride. The Sewickley Classic is designed to be welcoming, energetic, and local at its core—an event that feels just as much like a neighborhood gathering as it does a race. Proceeds from the event benefit Laughlin Children’s Center, supporting vital programs that serve children and families throughout the region. Run it. Walk it. Celebrate it.Welcome to the Sew

NCC Combat Stigma 5K / 10K – 2026Join us for a meaningful and motivating run/walk to combat stigma and promote mental health awareness! Course Details:The race kicks off and finishes at Northampton Community College’s Bethlehem Campus, following a scenic, mostly flat, and fast point-to-point route through local neighborhoods on paved roads. It’s perfect for both seasoned runners and casual participants! Strollers and leashed pets are welcome – please start behind the runners.Walkers are encouraged! This is a non-timed walk, starting after the runners. Rain or Shine:This event will take place rain or shine – come prepared and bring your positive energy no matter the weather! Event Schedule:Check-In: 8:30 AMPre-Race Stretch Session: 9:30 AM National Anthem: 9:50AMRace Start: 10:00 AM Bring your friends, family, and furry companions, and help us raise awareness and fight stigma—one step at a time!

Join us for the 16th Annual Run to Rebuild, an inspiring in-person event featuring a timed 5k Run and a scenic 2-mile Walk along the picturesque Forbidden Drive in Fairmount Park. This family-friendly event is more than just a race—it's an opportunity to support our mission of housing justice. By participating, you'll help raise essential funds for transforming owner-occupied homes into safe, healthy, and energy-efficient spaces for homeowners in Philadelphia’s historic rowhouses.   Since 1988, we’ve repaired over 2,468 homes, creating lasting change for families across the city. Your involvement makes a difference and ensures we can continue our critical work to build a safer and healthier community.   Come run, walk, or cheer—and help us keep rebuilding!

Thank You for Supporting Our 12th Anniversary Event! Steps to Cure Sarcoma is dedicated to building a community of support for those in need and working to raise awareness and funds to continue the fight against sarcoma cancers. We are patients, families and friends joining with the medical community on this mission

Battle Borne Walk for Wellness 5K Join us for the Battle Borne Walk for Wellness 5K, a community event dedicated to promoting mental health, physical wellness, resilience, and connection. Whether you choose to run, walk, or simply show your support, this event brings together veterans, first responders, families, and community members to raise awareness and encourage conversations about wellness and recovery. The course is designed for participants of all ages and fitness levels, making it a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while supporting a meaningful cause. Proceeds from the event help support Battle Borne's mission of providing programs, resources, and peer support services that empower individuals to overcome challenges and build healthier, more connected lives. Come walk with purpose, honor strength, celebrate resilience, and help make a difference in our community. Together, we can take steps toward hope, healing, and wellness for all. 💙🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🇺🇸

🏃‍♂️ Scout Fest 5K, 1.5M Walk & Family Fun DayJoin us for a day of community, challenge, and celebration! Scout Fest isn’t just a race—it’s a celebration of our community and the great outdoors. Whether you’re a competitive runner looking to conquer the hills or a family looking for a fun Saturday morning, your participation directly supports local Scouts. Every dollar raised helps fund leadership development, including summer camp experiences, essential gear like tents and equipment, insurance, and year-round programming. Come see our Scouts in action as they fulfill their duty to the community! 📅 Event Schedule & LocationWhere: Amity Community Park | 1967 Weavertown Rd, Douglassville, PA 195189:30 AM: 5K Run Start9:35 AM: 1.5M Walk Start11:00 AM: Bike Rodeo Begins9:00 AM – 1:00 PM: Festival Fun (Food Trucks, Carnival Games, Bounce Houses & Bake Sale!)🏆 Race Details & AwardsThe 5K course features two "figure-eight" loops through the Amit

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 9, 2026 and join us for our 10th Annual Trail Race! Both the 5k and 25k courses span our cross-country trails, providing a beautiful and scenic run with varying levels of difficulty. Overnight lodging is available leading up to the event. Call or email us to inquire. Reservations must be made at least one week in advance. Due to our non-profit status, all proceeds from the race will go back into the Outdoor Center operations, including trail maintenance and equipment purchases. Throughout the fall, winter, and spring, we offer a great place for outdoor recreation for individuals or the whole family. In addition to trail running, some activities include hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking, boating, fishing, and ice skating. Come experience our property and enjoy the great outdoors in the non-summer months! Sign ups before April 20th will get a race shirt! **We ask that guests refrain from bringing dogs or other pets to the race.**

4th annual event in Gap, PA that is part of the Community Day.

A deceivingly flat course that will make you work a bit on the way out but will leave you enjoying the downhill back!   The course is an out and back starting on Main Street near the Russell Church parking lot.  Runners will head out Old Route 62 and take a right on to Woodland Drive followed by a left on Williams Street.  Race will continue right in to Pine Grove Boulevard and head through the loop in Green Briar Circle.  Once through the loop runners will head back the way they came.  Race finishes by looping down by the post office on Conewango Street and then a straight finish on to East St.     Awards will be : Top 1 Overall, age groups will be 1-12, 13-17, 18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+ Male and Female  The proceeds benefit R.O.A.R and the Eisenhower Cross Country team.

The Coopersburg 5K is a community-driven race dedicated to supporting local families and making a meaningful impact close to home. Proceeds from the event benefit the Sassy Massey Foundation, which supports children and families affected by pediatric cancer, and the Wescoe Foundation. Location: Upper Saucon Township Community Park Awards: Overall and Age Groups, Top 1-3 overall, top 1-3 in each age group, Amenities: Scenic course, refreshments, water stations, prizes, etc Race Results: Race will be professionally timed by the Bryn Mawr Racing Co.; Results will be found at http://www.brynmawrracing.com Questions: Contact: Race Director – Eric Bartosz/Brandon Weiss coop5kracedirector@gmail.com Our mission is to bring neighbors together in support of local families by raising funds for organizations that make a real difference, including the Sassy Massey Foundation—supporting children and families affected by pediatric cancer—and the Wescoe Foundation. Through community, compassion, and action, we strive to turn every step into support for those who need it most.

What Is OUTLAST? OUTLAST is a 6-hour trail endurance challenge where runners complete a 5K every hour, on the hour. Each lap must be finished within the hour to stay in the event. If you finish early, you rest until the next round. Miss a lap, and you’re out. Complete all six rounds, and you OUTLAST. This isn't just about speed — it's about pacing, discipline, and mental grit. Whether you're trying to survive all six or win your division, the challenge is the same: show up each hour, push your limits, and stay in it. Each course is trail-based, with natural terrain, elevation, and unpredictable conditions. You’ll have time between rounds to recover, refuel, and refocus — but not much. What You Earn: 4 laps = “Grit Earned” patch 5 laps = “Survivor” patch 6 laps = Premium “OUTLAST” medal ​​All participants receive a premium OUTLAST Tee. Top male and female with the fastest combined 5K times at each event win the 1st Place OUTLAST award. Finishers are ranked on the national leaderboard—and the fastest runner across all OUTLAST 6-hour events (including the Championship) will be crowned National Champion and take home a cash prize of $1,000. The top 5 Male and Female 6-hour champions from each city will earn a spot in the Outlast Championship in DFW December 4 2027, where they’ll compete against the best of the best at the end of the Tour, and the 1st-3rd place male and female winners of the Championship take home a cash prize, listed below. (This is separate from the national leaderboard prize money.) 1st place = $1,200 2nd place = $800 3rd place = $500 Frequently Asked Questions: Do I have to run all 6 laps? Nope. Run as many as you can. If you complete 4 or 5, you'll still earn a patch. Only those who finish all 6 get the OUTLAST medal and leaderboard ranking. What happens if I don’t finish a lap in time? You're out. The next lap starts at the top of the next hour, and only those who completed the last lap on time can continue. How is the race timed? Each 5K is timed individually. If you complete all 6, your combined time counts toward the local win and national leaderboard. Are these trail races or road? Every OUTLAST race is on trail terrain — dirt, rocks, roots, and elevation. Sometimes some pavement and gravel. Can I walk? Yes, as long as you finish the 5K within the hour. But some courses are rugged, and time can sneak up on you. Are there aid stations? Yes. There will be water, basic hydration, and snacks at the basecamp/loop start. This is a cupless event — bring your own bottle or hydration system. What should I bring? Trail shoes, hydration system, layers (weather dependent), fuel between laps, and grit. Can I setup a tent? Absolutely, bring your own aid station/tent setup. Is OUTLAST for beginners? Yes — if you're mentally tough. You don’t need to be fast, just consistent and ready to suffer a little. How do I win? If you finish all 6 laps and have the fastest combined time, you win your division (male/female). Winners are also added to the national leaderboard for a shot at the $1,000 national prize & title.

The 5K Course begins on Locust Street near the PAS front entrance. Our amazing course will take you through the beautiful Penn campus on Locust Walk to Penn Park, returning to Penn Alexander School's Locust Street finish line. For the 5K, we are asking that runners do not bring pets or strollers on the 5K course. Please plan to be off the course by 9:20 AM to ensure a safe start to the 1-Mile Fun Run. The 1-Mile Fun Run will go to the compass at 37th and Locust and back. The start and finish line will be on Locust Street, by the PAS playground. Strollers for the 1-Mile Fun Run are welcome. Pets are not permitted on the 1-mile Fun Run course.

Camp Runabout A Little Running. A Lot of Fun. Camp Runabout is the all-inclusive summer camp you didn’t know you needed—created for adults who love to move, laugh, and connect (runners and non-runners alike). Held in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, it’s three days of fresh air, new friends, and unforgettable fun. Your mornings start with scenic group runs (or solo hikes, or sleeping in—you do you). Your days are wide open for classic camp adventures—think zip lining, paddleboarding, kayaking, ropes courses, arts & crafts, and more. And your nights? Filled with bonfires, inspiring speakers, live music, and a legendary theme party. Nothing’s mandatory. Everything’s unforgettable. Here’s what’s included: Lodging in cozy cabins (private rooms available)All meals, snacks, and breakfast mimosasDietary accommodations for allOpen bar during happy hour, dinner, and evening entertainmentNationally recognized speakersFitness classes (yoga, bootcamp, Zumba & more)Campfire s’mores, DJs, and nightly funEndless camp activities—do it all, or do your own thingMassage therapy is available on-site for $30 per half hour if you feel like treating yourself. At Camp Runabout, we believe movement should be joyful, community should be welcoming, and summer should always include a little magic. Whether you’re a runner, a walker, or just someone who loves the outdoors and a good laugh—you belong here. Spots are limited. Come escape the real world with us.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure at the Rabid Raccoon 100 in Brady's Run Park! Navigate winding single-track trails and scenic gravel roads that traverse hills, streams, and Brady's Run Lake. Whether you're a seasoned trail runner or a newcomer, this race offers breathtaking views, wildlife encounters, and a true test of endurance. Join us for a thrilling weekend celebrating nature and the spirit of exploration! "The team at Wolf Creek puts on amazing events & I wouldn't hesitate to do any of them" - Dean Karnazes _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The South Fayette Glow Run is a charity 1 mile/5k race benefiting Four Diamonds. The Four Diamonds mission is to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children and their families through superior care, comprehensive support, and innovative research. Additional information on the Four Diamonds mission can be found here. The course is located on the South Fayette School District campus and is taking place May 30th, 2026. #FTK Everyone who is signed up by May 18 is guaranteed to receive a race shirt and medal! Individuals registering after the 18th will receive race gear on an available basis. South Fayette residents: Use the code "sfresident" to save 10% on your registration!

One of the toughest and most beautiful courses you’ll find anywhere! The Worlds End Ultramarathon is a challenging foot race that explores the Loyalsock Trail, Loyalsock State Forest and Worlds End State Park in the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania. The routes are largely rugged, scenic-dense single-track trails with some fairly remote sections, several waterfalls and multiple vistas of the beautiful Endless Mountains. The PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources describes Worlds End State Park as "virtually in a class by itself, this wild, rugged and rustic area seems almost untamed." This is NOT a beginner-level ultra and participation in the race should not be taken lightly. 100k Course Description The course is predominantly rugged single-track that winds it's way through the the Endless Mountains in the Loyalsock State Forest and Worlds End State Park. Your effort will reward you with beautiful overlooks such as High Rock Vista, Canyon Vista, Upper and Lower Alpine View, Kettle Creek Vista, and High Knob Overlook along with spectacular cascades and falls like Double Run, Dry Run, Rode Falls and Lee's Falls in the Ketchum Run Gorge, just to name a few. You'll pass many interesting rock formations like Split Rock, take in the tranquility of Sones Pond and climb a wooden ladder along side Rode Falls. You may even see a bald eagle soar beside you as you traverse the rocky ledge of trail that overhangs the Loyalsock Creek. This course can be described as "hilly" or "rolling" with it's steepest sustained climb only being about 1,000 rocky feet. The deceptive part is that there is a never ending supply of shorter climbs that the trail throws at you to give an unexpected overall elevation gain of about 12,000 feet. Combine this with the often rock strewn, technical trail along with the number of times you'll stop to take in the scenery, and you'll quickly realize this isn't a course you'll try to set any personal records on. The race was designed around the famed Loyalsock Trail but to complete the loop back to Worlds End State Park, you'll spend plenty of time exploring side trails of equal beauty. The course runs deep in the Pennsylvania hills with rocky hollows, diverse forests, narrow gorges and endless views - enough eye candy to keep you busy for your entire run. But don't linger too long at any one place, you only have 19 hours to complete this race. Make no mistake, this race is intended to grind you down over the long haul. Luckily, we'll take care of you with 13 aid stations along the way. Not only will you see the usual ultra spread, expect to see delicious fresh fruit, bacon, and a plethora of other delicious treats to keep you moving to the finish line. You'll also have 4 aid stations that will be crew accessible and 3 locations to pick up and swap pacers from. **The Worlds End 100k is also part of the Pennsylvania Triple Crown of Mountain Running series. These races showcase the best of Pennsylvania’s ultra mountain-running scene and celebrates the wild beauty of these rugged old mountains, and the vibrant trail-running culture that thrives in them. Do you have what it takes to tame the wilderness races of PA?** 50k Course Description If you are not ready to tackle the full 100k but still want to take in the beauty of Worlds End, you can still challenge yourself with the 50k course. The race follows the same route as the 100k but veers off to bring you home before the start of the lower loop. While only half the distance and half the elevation (5,800 feet), it's still chock full of fabulous scenery and awesome trails. We also give you a more generous time limit of 12 hours to complete the course. Now don't let the distance fool you, the 50k will grind you down over the long haul too. Luckily, we'll take care of you with 6 aid stations along the way. You will you see the usual ultra spread, but also delicious fresh fruit, bacon, and a plethora of other delicious treats to keep you moving to the finish line. No aid station is crew accessible and no pacers are permitted in the 50k race. Post Race After you survive Worlds End, hang around to enjoy the post race food and explore the state park. We will have a smorgasbord of homemade soups, chili, pulled pork and burgers - whether a meat lover, vegetarian, or vegan, our spread will have an option for you. And while it may not look like the fanciest of feasts, we're sure you'll vote it top of the list for best post race food around. We will also have a relaxing atmosphere to help you unwind after your hard effort on the trails.

Please join us for the Second Annual Abington Triathlon – benefitting Abington Youth and Community organizations, Abington Community Task Force, Citizens and Police Together and Police Athletic League!

Get ready for the Second Annual ALFA Kids Triathlon on Saturday, June 5, 2027 at the Meadville Area Recreation Complex! Designed for ages 6–13, this fun, beginner-friendly event gives kids the chance to swim, bike, and run in a safe and supportive environment. Whether your child is trying a triathlon for the very first time or already loves being active, the ALFA Kids Tri is all about building confidence, encouraging healthy lifestyles, and celebrating every young athlete as they cross the finish line. Every participant will receive a finisher medal and the unforgettable experience of being part of Meadville’s newest youth sporting tradition! The race will be split into two age groups (6-9 years old and 10-13 years old) with separate distances. The older group will go first. Register your child based on his/her age at the time of the race. Ages 6–9: 50-yard swim, 2-mile bike, ½-mile run Ages 10–13: 100-yard swim, 3-mile bike, 1-mile run Please see the FAQ page above for more detailed information.

***PLEASE PARK AT THE BASEBALL FIELD BEHIND SUNBROOK MANOR. THERE WILL BE SIGNS AND PEOPLE TO HELP! THANKS!!*** Get ready to lace up for our 2nd Annual [Un]Leash the Fun! This year, we aren't just running for fitness—we’re running for Mack (the good boy in the picture). 🌈 If you knew Mack, you knew a dog who lived life to the fullest for 14 beautiful years. He was a connoisseur of extra-sharp cheese, a professional sun-soaker, and a world-class singer whenever the fire whistle blew. Whether he was cuddling a shark stuffie or enjoying his daily pup cup, Mack was the definition of "spoiled" in the best way possible. Mack’s family fought a brave battle alongside him against kidney disease—navigating special diets, IV fluids, and everything in between. While Mack eventually gained his wings, his legacy of joy and resilience stays behind. This year, every mile we clock honors Mack’s 14-year legacy and the incredible bond between a dog and his family. The Rundown: 🏃‍♂️ 5K Run & 2K Walk 📍 Location: Duncansville Memorial Park 🗓️ Date & Time: June 6, 2026 Run at 9:00, Walk at 9:10 🧀 Bonus: In honor of Mack, expect some "cheesy" surprises and plenty of pup cups! All proceeds benefit Beau's Dog Park to keep the trails wag-ready for dogs just like Mack. Let’s turn those fire-whistle howls into a finish-line cheer! See you there! 🐕✨The race will start at Duncansville Memorial Park and continue through the borough. If you are walking, please bring your pup! If you are running, please leave them with a friend so they can cheer you on from the sidelines! Last day to register and get a t-shirt is 06/02/26 so sign up today!! There will be a limited number of packets without a t-shirt on the day of the race. Ready to make a difference and have a blast while doing it?? 🐾🎉 Everyone who registers will get perks, including: an event t-shirt ✅a swag bag of goodies ✅a bib with timing chip ✅refreshments ✅Professional photo by EJ Eckhard Race time at 9 am on 06/06/26! We will have a registration table set up the morning of the race at 8 am. 🏅🏅🏅 Awards - all participants will receive a Finisher's Medal - Medals for Top 3, M & F in the 5K Run - Medals for Top 3, M & F in the 2K Walk

The Latinas in Motion: Peace, Love & Run 5K is BACK on Saturday, June 5, 2027, and you do NOT want to miss it! 👟 This is more than just a race. It is a celebration of wellness, community, and fellowship. Whether you walk, jog, or run, we welcome every pace and every face. This is your opportunity to move with purpose and power while surrounded by a vibrant, supportive community. 🎉 Registration is NOW OPEN! Your registration includes: ✔️ Official race shirt ✔️ Finisher medal ✔️ Chip timing (Philadelphia participants only)

Join Us for Year 3 of the Lewisburg Sprint Triathlon Saturday, June 5, 2027 | Lewisburg Area Recreation Park Rise Up Racing is thrilled to bring back the Lewisburg Sprint Triathlon for its third year! Following the tremendous success of our inaugural event, this race is expected to sell out—so don’t wait to secure your spot. Come out and enjoy a fun, family-friendly early-season triathlon in the beautiful Lewisburg area. Whether you're a first-time triathlete or a seasoned competitor, this course has something for everyone: an outdoor pool swim, a rolling and scenic bike course, and a flat, fast run. Race Distances: 300-yard outdoor pool swim 15-mile rolling bike ride (open roads) 5K flat out-and-back run Course Maps Who Can Register? Individual athletes (ages 12 and up) Relay teams (2–3 people) Athletes under 18 will need a parent/guardian signature and must be able to complete the full course distance. Race Location: Lewisburg Area Recreation Park St. Mary’s Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837 Packet Pickup: Friday, June 4th: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Saturday, June 5th: 5:00 AM – 6:30 AM Location: West End Park at the Lewisburg Area Recreation Park Beginner Triathlon Clinic Friday, June 4th at 6:00 PM Join us at West End Park for a free clinic hosted by Race Director and USAT-Certified Coach Robin Barth. We’ll go over course details, transitions, gear prep, and provide short demos on transition setup and basic bike maintenance. Bring your questions and your bike! New for 2027: Age Group & Relay Starts As race day approaches, each age group will be assigned: A corral timeA start time Age groups & Relay Participants will be seeded based on estimated 300-yard swim time 5 seconds apart with a 2 minute break between age groups. This format not only creates a more competitive and engaging race experience—especially as a USAT National Qualifier—but also helps reduce crowding on the pool deck and improves overall flow. We expect the start process to remain smooth, with a similar cadence to past years and only minimal breaks between groups. As race day approaches, each age group will be assigned: a corral time (corralling will happen in the front parking lot of the pool area) The ‘corral ladies’ will be holding signs with the current age groups ‘on deck’ and then will be walking each age group on deck in order of their bib number to receive their chip timing device and then line up for the start. It is important that athletes line up with the ‘corral ladies’ in order of your bib number within their correct age group. Bib number is how we sorted estimated swim finish time. If there is a gap, meaning bib numbers 1, 2, & 4 are present and bib number 3 is missing bib number 4 should collect the chip timing device labeled 4 and there will be an extra 5 second gap between athlete 2 & 4. The chip timing company will be in charge of starting each athlete, but athletes should make sure their bib number MATCHES their chip timing device. We will be corralling 3 age groups at time, but this will move very quickly. There will only be a 2 minute gap between each age group. Age groups will be seeded by fastest expected swim finish time and will be mixed male & female. There will be a separate corral for relays. Spectators are encouraged to cheer for their athletes on pool deck only when their athlete is being ushered in. No athletes or spectators are allowed to enter the pool deck through the race course, they MUST enter in through the locker room/ main entrance. Once their athlete is finished swimming we ask that spectators move towards transition area or bike course to continue cheering and make room for other spectators to cheer on deck. Coral Order by age group (age groups will be ordered by their estimated swim finish time): 70+12-14 65-6960-6455-5950-5415-19Relays20-2445-4925-29 30-3435-3940-44registrations after Wednesday June 2nd Each athlete will be sent 5 seconds apart with a 2 minute break between age groups. Race Day Schedule – June 5th 2027: 5:00–6:30 AM – Packet pickup & bike racking 6:30–7:30 AM – Swim warm-ups (pool opens) 7:45 AM – Transition area closes (regardless of age group start time) 8:00 AM – Race begins (staggered swim starts every 5-10 seconds, racers ordered by 300-yard swim time w/in their age group) 9:00 AM – Finish line celebration with food trucks and post-race food for athletes 11:00 AM – Awards Ceremony Awards: Top Male & Female Overall Top 3 Relay Teams Age Group Awards (1st–3rd Male & Female): 14 & under, 15–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69, 70+ Parking: Event parking is available near the BVRA Ice Rink on St. Lawrence Street. Overflow parking will be at the Miller Center: 120 Hardwood Dr, Lewisburg, PA Athlete Guide: See 2026 athlete guide, athlete guide for 2027 will come out in April Watch last years video: 2026 Race Video Please Note: No refunds will be provided for this event. Questions? Contact: Robin Barth Certified USAT Race Director 📧 robin.barth@riseupracing.com Sponsorship Information: https://riseupracing.com/lewisburg-sprint-triathlon-sponsorship/

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Email : Steelman Racing Nockamixon Swim Challenge will be held on June 28th, 2026, at the Nockamixon State Park Tohickon Boat Launch. This is the first race in the 2026 Steelman Racing Open Water Swim Series and it is the perfect way for both swimmers and triathletes to start their racing season! The Steelman Racing Nockamixon Swim Challenge will allow swimmers to choose either a 1, 2, or 3 mile course in the beautiful, clear waters of Lake Nockamixon. Swimmers can expect mild, 70-degree water temperatures, and a safe, well-supported racing environment. Awards are presented to the top overall male/female, top overall male/female/co-ed relays, and three deep-in-age divisions from 15– 80 years old. After the race, all athletes will be treated to an awesome post-race party with tons of food and music. We hope to see you out there at the Nockamixon Swim Challenge!

When you ride the ACS Bike-A-Thon: Bridge to the Beach, each mile becomes a tribute a symbol of love, strength, and hope. You're not just cycling; you're joining a powerful community of athletes; all bound by the mission to end cancer. Whether you ride to honor someone still fighting or to remember a loved one gone too soon, you're carrying their spirit with you on every mile of this journey. For over 50 years, the ACS Bike-A-Thon: Bridge to the Beach has been more than a ride it's been a movement. A movement that's saved lives, sparked breakthroughs, and restored hope. On June 7, 2027, our fight continues. As long as there are patients waiting for a cure, as long as there's hope to give, we ride. Together. Join us for the 55th annual ACS Bike-A-Thon: Bridge to the Beach ride. Let's keep pushing forward mile after mile until we end cancer as we know it, for everyone.

The South Ridge Trail Challenge is the region's premier early summer trail race and the only ultramarathon in North Park. Located on the South Ridge of North Park in Allegheny County, it offers a spectacular array of trails for runners and hikers of all abilities: a 5K for everyone, hikers welcome!a steady 10K for those looking for a little more climb, hikers also welcome!challenge yourself with two loops of the 10K course and (just about) complete 20K (just about a 1/2 marathon)a day-long party 50K Relay- 5 10K loops let you share your vert with friends (relay teams are 2-5 people)a truly intrepid 50K - 5 10K loops covering almost 5000ft of vert. gain that will lead you on a journey from confidence to self-doubt and back again, earning you bragging rights as a finisher of the only 50K race in North Park. All distances start and finish near the historic North Park swimming pool. Runners and walkers will then make their way up, down, and around the South Ridge Plateau, exploring all the beauty of early summer in Western PA. START TIMES: 50K and 50K Relay - 7:30 am5K - 9:00 am20K - 10:30 am10K - 11:00 am COURSE CUT-OFF: 50K athletes MUST leave the aid station for their final loop by 3:30pm. NO EXCEPTIONS.

The Queen of Prussia 10K presented by Premier Orthopaedics and Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center is an all-women's, high-quality running event on June 6, 2027, at 8:00 a.m. The race will begin and end at King of Prussia's Town Center, where outdoor shopping, dining, and now running meet. We are excited to continue offering both a 10K and 5K option. The Queen of Prussia 10K Expo will take place on Saturday, June 5, 2027. Packet Pickup will be from 10:00am-3pm at KOP Town Center in the Green Space in front of Davio's. For anyone who cannot attend packet pick up on Saturday, we will also offer race day packet pick up on Sunday, June 7th from 6:30-7:30am at the race start. This is a race for women, organized BY local women. Every detail will be taken care of to ensure a memorable day for you and your BRFs (best running friends). In 2027, our team will continue to work hard to provide a high-quality race experience. The QOP10K Community is strong and growing. We have a private Facebook group, where runners share workouts, tips, and support while training. Race Amenities: A free Mentor program with tips for athletes during trainingEngaging events leading up to the race (Health and Wellness events, Group Runs, and more!)Seamless packet pick upFun post race partyRace Tee Shirt (Unisex sizing, short sleeve)Finisher's Medal fit for a Queen We hope you join us for our 8th year!

Race is located near 102 S. Forest Street near the Kelly Hotel T-Shirts guaranteed for signups by May 31st, 2027 Age groups for 2026: 14 and under,15-24,25-34,35-44,45-54,55-64,65-74,75 and older Last year runners and walkers got to see Bigfoot. Flat and fast course!!

Welcome to the Conneaut Lake Sprint Triathlon, hosted by ALFA Endurance! Join us for an unforgettable race experience set against the scenic backdrop of Conneaut Lake, PA. Whether you're a seasoned triathlete or a first-time competitor, this event offers a beginner-friendly, rolling course that is perfect for all ages and levels. Dive in, push your limits, and cross the finish line with a sense of accomplishment. Sign up today to be part of the inaugural event! We are planning for a new Conneaut Lake location in 2027! Stay tuned for an announcement and course maps coming in the near future. BATTLE OF THE GYMS: If you're signing up as part of a relay in our gym showdown, one person can sign up the group. Be sure to include your gym/group name and team captain's last name (in case there are more than one team per gym). For instance: ABC Fitness Studio - Smith. AGENDA Friday, June 18 4:30-6:30 p.m. Packet Pick-up at the Gildea Group, 11528 Airport Rd, Meadville, PA 16335 Photo ID is required to pick up your packet; each athlete must pick up their own packet. Saturday, June 19 Race Day 5:45 – 7:00 a.m. Check-in, chip pick-up, and race day packet pick-up at race location. All athletes must check in on race day. No day-of registrations will be accepted. 7:15 a.m. Mandatory pre-race meeting for all triathlon entrants 7:30 a.m. Race begins 9:30 a.m. Awards presentation TIMING. RESULTS. AWARDS. PRIZES. PREMIUM Timing services will be provided. Awards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd places will be given in all individual categories and 1st and 2nd places in relay team categories. The awards presentation will be held immediately following the race at the race site. All CL Tri entrants will receive a custom-designed T-shirt, swim cap, and generous post-race food and beverages. (Note: Entrants after 5/15 are not guaranteed a T-shirt.) Finish times will be posted near the timing area as results become available. Complete race results can be accessed by the next day. ALL REGISTRATIONS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE & NON-TRANSFERABLE

Join Us for the return of the York Sprint Triathlon Saturday, June 19, 2027 | York College Rise Up Racing is thrilled to bring back the York Sprint Triathlon at York College. The vision is create strong, accessible, local, organized, sanctioned triathlon racing back to the York PA community. Come out and enjoy a fun, family-friendly early-season triathlon in the beautiful York area. Whether you're a first-time triathlete or a seasoned competitor, this course has something for everyone: an indoor pool swim, a hilly scenic bike course, and a flat, fast run. Race Distances: 500-yard indoor pool swim 13.5-mile hilly bike ride (open roads) 5K flat out-and-back run Course Map Bike Course Run Course Who Can Register? Individual athletes (ages 12* and up) *(turning 12 by the end of 2027) Relay teams (2–3 people ages 9* and up) *(relay team members for the swim or run may be as young as 9 but the cyclist must be turning 12 by the end of the 2027) Athletes under 18 will need a parent/guardian signature and must be able to complete the full course distance. Race Location: York College 899 South Richland Avenue, York, PA 17403 Packet Pickup: Friday, June 18th: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Saturday, June 19th: 5:00 AM – 7:00 AM Location: Outside York Natatorium Beginner Triathlon Clinic Friday, June 18th at 6:00 PM Join us at York College for a free clinic hosted by Race Director and USAT-Certified Coach Robin Barth. We’ll go over course details, transitions, gear prep, and provide short demos on transition setup and basic bike maintenance. Bring your questions and your bike! Age Group & Relay Starts As race day approaches, each age group will be assigned: A corral time A start time Age groups & Relay Participants will be seeded based on estimated 500-yard swim time 5 seconds apart with a 2 minute break between age groups. This format not only creates a more competitive and engaging race experience—especially as a USAT National Qualifier—but also helps reduce crowding on the pool deck and improves overall flow. As race day approaches, each age group will be assigned: a corral time (corralling will happen in the front parking lot of the pool area) The ‘corral ladies’ will be holding signs with the current age groups ‘on deck’ and then will be walking each age group on deck in order of their bib number to receive their chip timing device and then line up for the start. It is important that athletes line up with the ‘corral ladies’ in order of your bib number within their correct age group. Bib number is how we sorted estimated swim finish time. We will be corralling 3 age groups at time, but this will move very quickly. There will only be a 2 minute gap between each age group. Age groups will be seeded by fastest expected swim finish time and will be mixed male & female. There will be a separate corral for relays. Spectators are encouraged to cheer for their athletes on pool deck only when their athlete is being ushered in. No athletes or spectators are allowed to enter the pool deck through the race course, they MUST enter in through the main entrance. Once their athlete is finished swimming we ask that spectators move towards transition area or bike course to continue cheering and make room for other spectators to cheer on deck. Coral Order by age group (age groups will be ordered by their estimated swim finish time): 70+ 12-14 65-69 60-64 55-59 50-54 15-19 Relays 20-24 45-49 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 registrations after Wednesday June 16th . Race Day Schedule – June 19th 2027: 5:00–7:00 AM – Packet pickup & bike racking 6:30–7:30 AM – Swim warm-ups (pool opens) 7:45 AM – Transition area closes (regardless of age group start time) 8:00 AM – Race begins (staggered swim starts every 5-10 seconds, racers ordered by 500-yard swim time w/in their age group) 9:00 AM – Finish line celebration with food trucks and post-race food for athletes 11:00 AM – Awards Ceremony Awards: Top Male & Female Overall Top 3 Relay Teams Age Group Awards (1st–3rd Male & Female): 14 & under, 15–19, 20–24, 25–29, 30–34, 35–39, 40–44, 45–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–64, 65–69, 70+ Parking: W Campus Dr. If you park near the finishing area you will be stuck until all bikers are cleared off-course. We recommend you park in a lot a little further away.

TIMES: Registration and Packet Pick-Up from 7:00 AM - 8:15 AM. Race Start at 8:30 AM RACE DAY REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE. You must be registered by June 1st to be guaranteed a shirt. FEES: Pre-register for $30.00 (includes t-shirt if registered by June 1st) + $5.00 to upgrade to tank options Day of Registrants will pay $35.00 (includes t-shirt only, while supplies last). * Registration fee is non-refundable. SHIRTS: T-shirt sizes available in Youth Small/Medium and Adult Small-XLarge. Women's racerback tank available in S-XL. Men's tank available in S-XL. AWARDS: Awards presented immediately after the race to the 1st-3rd place male and female runners in the following age groups: (12 & under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+).

Downingtown Good Neighbor Day benefits the Fire and rescue squads within the Downingtown Area School District. Good Neighbor Day is an all-day event that starts with the Run for Life 5K, 10K, 15K or 5K Freedom Walk. Approximately 2,000 athletes participate each year. Throughout the day you can enjoy fabulous food, visit 80-100 craft exhibitors or simply enjoy one of the many activities scheduled for the day. The day is capped off with a Fireworks Grand Finale that starts at dusk. Proceeds benefit the following emergency providers: Alert Fire Company - Minquas Fire and EMS - Uwchlan Ambulance - East Brandywine Fire Company - Lionville Fire Company - Glenmoore Fire Company - West Bradford Fire Company RUN FOR LIFE 5K, 10K, 15K $100 to top male and female runners GND T-shirts for all registered runners. Commemorative 250th Medal for ALL runners! Medals for 1st three male and female finishers in each category Runner's Bibs and GND T-shirt Pick-up at the Gazebo in Kerr Park - July 3rd from 10 AM till 7 PM, July 4th from 6:00 AM till 7:50 AM Race starts at 8:00 AM AGE GROUPS 7 & Under, 8-10, 11-13, 14-17, 18-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+ 5K FREEDOM WALK GND T-shirts for registered walkers. This is a FUN walk! Families are encouraged and strollers are just fine! Walk starts at 8:00 AM behind the runners. KIDS K FUN RUN Medals awarded to all finishers T-shirts for all entrants Race starts at 10:00 AM Entry Fee is Non-refundable

Come join the Hampton Community in Hampton Community Park (3101 McCully Road, Allison Park, PA.) for the 20th Annual Hampton Rotary Club Firecracker 5K on Saturday, July 4, 2026, 8:30 am, on the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. This is a Hampton tradition and a great Family event. Our challenging 5K run/walk or scenic 1M walk both route Hampton's newly improved Community Park. There's a t-shirt give away and participation medals for both the walk and the run with awards for overall and age group winners by gender. Funds raised from this event support various educational and charitable activities sponsored by the Hampton Rotary Club. We deliver meals on wheels, provide high school and tech school scholarships, and at least on yearly project (like providing fresh dairy to those with food insecurity). Check out our donations page for more info.