Hills Are Alive Run/Walk

Founded in 2016 by Donovan in Cerritos, California, Social Hour Run Club has grown into a vibrant community of around 250 runners who come together to share their passion for running and connection. Rooted in inclusivity, the club welcomes runners of all levels, fostering a supportive atmosphere where friendships flourish alongside fitness goals. Weekly gatherings include Tuesday track workouts led by dedicated captains, social midweek runs from Nillys Burger Shop, and scenic Saturday long runs starting at Bakers and Baristas, exploring Orange County’s diverse landscapes from coastal paths to lush parks. The crew actively participates in local races like the OC Marathon and the Color Run, enriching their shared experience. Situated in a culturally rich city near Southern California’s iconic beaches, Social Hour Run Club reflects the welcoming, dynamic spirit of the region, creating a home where every runner feels valued and connected.

Community Run Social

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Founded in April 2017 by Mike and Duy, the Koreatown Run Club has grown into a vibrant community of around 400 runners in Los Angeles. Rooted in Koreatown’s rich cultural landscape, the club embraces inclusivity and connection across all skill levels and backgrounds. Their regular runs through iconic neighborhood streets and parks offer more than just exercise—they foster friendships and celebrate cultural heritage. Meeting three times weekly near Oxford and Wilshire, the group welcomes everyone from beginners to seasoned marathoners, with training sessions and social events that strengthen bonds beyond the pavement. The club’s spirit reflects Los Angeles’s diversity and energy, blending urban exploration with shared experiences. Committed to community engagement, Koreatown Run Club participates in local races and charity events, supporting causes like the Koreatown Youth and Community Center. This close-knit crew exemplifies how running can unite people while honoring the unique character of their city.

Community Run Social

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BlacklistLA started in 2013 with a simple idea: bring people together in Los Angeles through running, art, and community. It’s now the city’s biggest group of its kind, giving folks a fun and safe way to see LA from a new angle. Their weekly events—like the huge Monday night art run, the Metro Run that uses public transit, and long runs on weekends—are all about exploring the city, meeting new people, and feeling proud of where you live.

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