Melbourne, Victoria · Saturday, July 18, 2026
The Run Melbourne 2026 is a 5k, 5.5k, 10k, half marathon, and running event held on Saturday, July 18, 2026. It is located at 2-100 Olympic Boulevard in Melbourne, Victoria.
Join the Shanstee Shuffle!
Princes Park, 9:00am Sunday 2 August 2026
A community-led 10km fun run designed to keep you moving through winter. Run, walk or shuffle your way around the course alongside a supportive community of participants and volunteers.
Featuring a wear test and giveaways from On and a post-run community breakfast, the Shanstee Shuffle welcomes people of all abilities to come together for a morning of movement, connection and fun.
Not up for running? See below how you can support the event by volunteering.
Welcome!
Welcome!
The Maribyrnong River Run includes Half Marathon (2 lap), 10km and 5km courses along the beautiful Maribyrnong River. An event for all abilities, where everyone is welcome. Medals for all finishers, personalised certificates and with a fun and friendly atmosphere.
AM:PM.RC started in Melbourne in December 2014 when Nicholas, Elizabeth, Dan, and Ben decided to build a crew worth showing up for, twice a week, every week. Nearly a decade on, around thirty members from all backgrounds, indigenous, immigrant, local, and travelling, gather under their motto, Strength to Strength. The philosophy is straightforward: individual progress and collective growth are the same thing. Show up, contribute, support, and the whole crew moves forward together. Art, music, and photography thread through the community alongside the running. Tuesday evenings find them at the iconic Tan Track, Thursday mornings at Princes Park. Two routes, two moods, one crew that has been turning up since 2014.
Every Saturday morning at 8am, fifty runners gather at the Pillars of Wisdom and hit the Tan Track through Royal Botanic Gardens. Run the Tan RUN CLUB emerged from coach Darren's vision in May 2022, inspired by Melbourne's legendary charity event. But this wasn't about racing or pace groups. It was about creating space where parents, professionals, LGBTQ+ members, beginners, and seasoned athletes could train as equals, no judgment. The crew's philosophy is simple: walk, jog, or train hard, but do it together. Qualified coaches guide the runs, but wellbeing and community come first. What started as an alternative to traditional Saturday morning running has become something deeper. The Tan Track offers the same route each week, building ritual and belonging. After the run, everyone gathers for coffee, turning kilometers into conversation and connection.