Innsbrook Mile

The Markel Corporate Run has it all!

Promote health in the workplace, build corporate pride, or just get outdoors with friends! Whether you join us at the Innsbrook Office Park or take part virtually, we invite you to run, walk, network, and have fun at the Markel Corporate Run on June 5!

Richmond’s Biggest Office Party

This event is a one-of-a-kind networking opportunity! Teams are treated to a pre-race warm-up before the 5k begins. Following the run or walk, individuals can head into the Hirschler Post Race Office Party to cash in their drink ticket for a complimentary beer or wine. To top it all off, a DJ is responsible for keeping the crowd pumped before, during, and after the 5k!

Join us for the Maplewood Mile 5K on Oct 3 at 9:00 AM — a scenic, USATF-certified-ish (fun) route through Maplewood Park. Whether you’re chasing a PR or running with the stroller, this mostly-flat course highlights tree-lined paths, a pond turnaround, and a finish on the town green. Every runner gets a finisher medal; top finishers take home awards and local gift certificates. Kids’ Fun Run at 10:15 AM. Proceeds support the Maplewood Urban Tree Fund.

Welcome to the Maplewood Mile 5K — Run for the Trees!

Lace up and come enjoy a morning of fresh air, community vibes, and scenic trails. The 5K course winds along Maplewood Park’s paved and crushed-gravel paths, showcasing mature maples, a pond, and the town’s historic gazebo. It’s perfect for first-timers, families, and competitive runners alike.

Race day schedule

• 7:30 AM — Packet pickup and same-day registration opens (maplewood community center)

• 8:45 AM — Race briefing & warm-up on the green

• 9:00 AM — 5K start (chip timing)

• 10:15 AM — Kids’ Fun Run (100–200m)

• 10:45 AM — Awards ceremony & post-race snacks

What you get

• Technical short-sleeve race shirt (first 300 registrants)

• Finisher medal for all participants

• Chip timing and results posted live online

• Post-race snacks, coffee, and a local food truck village

• Kids’ activities, face painting, and race photography

Prizes

• Top 3 overall male & female • Top 3 in 10 age groups (5-year bins) • Special award for best tree-themed costume

Course notes & accessibility

• Mostly-flat, family-friendly course on mixed paved/gravel paths. Strollers welcome. • Accessible restrooms at start/finish. • Dogs on short leashes allowed (must be registered as a dog-runner).

Parking & transit

Free parking at Maplewood High School (shuttle to start). Bike racks available at the start/finish.

Charity

Proceeds benefit the Maplewood Urban Tree Fund to plant and maintain street trees and fund environmental education.

Contact

Questions? Email [email protected]

or visit the event FAQ on the race page.

Come join us for the Bernard Greene Memorial 5K! The race starts at 9:30 am on October 11, 2025 at Deep Run Park. Registration is $35 per person and all proceeds benefit the alumni and current participants of Henrico County Recovery Court for sober activities, graduation celebrations, and family days. A t-shirt is included with each registration. This event is named after our previous Administrator, Bernard L. Greene, Jr. who passed away on March 7, 2019. Mr. Greene joined the then "drug court" team as a Clinician in 2008 and was promoted to Administrator in April of 2017. In his short 48 years of life, Mr. Greene touched the hearts of many people and helped others change their lives for the better. He led by example and did so with a smile, always. One well known aspect of his life was that he loved to be active and push his body to its limits. He enjoyed running, cycling, and spending time outdoors. We couldn't think of a better way to continue to support his legacy, one that he has

already cemented years before now, by naming our annual 5K event after him. An event based on physical engagement that benefits those challenged by addiction is right up his alley! We will be forever indebted to him for all he has done for our community. Henrico County Recovery Court has been in operation since 2003 and is dedicated to enhancing public safety through assessments and community supervision guided by best practices. Our goal is to reduce crime and recidivism through timely intervention and comprehensive treatment of substance abusing offenders. Please support our efforts to promote community engagement and fellowship while raising funds to support our participants and alumni.There will be a bounce house, raffles, music, and more!!