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The 2nd Annual Apex- Halloween Hustle 5k and Minion Mile is back with your favorite route for the spooky season! More decorations, options to add on extra event gear during your sign-up, festive Halloween music, costume contest, fog machines, free cotton candy and popcorn, and more!
WHO:
ALL runners, step counters, and Halloween enthusiast! Fitness levels from first time 5k'ers to experienced athletes, you are all welcome!
WHAT:
3.1 miles of fast changing scenery; starting from the City Rec Dept., through the woods, passing Castle Playground, racing past the East Carrollton soccer fields, and dashing to the turnaround at the Log Cabin.
Total elevation of ~250 feet. Perfect for beginners and enough hills to give you a challenge. Many rest areas along the way include park benches and hydration tables.
WHEN:
October 24, 2026: -Minion's Mile (Kids 1 mile): 8:00-8:20am. Halloween Hustle 5k: 8:30am START
WHERE:
110 Lumpkin Dr. Carrollton, Ga. 30117 (City Rec. Dept.) We will begin our race at the top of Lumpkin Dr. near the pavilion. Immediately hoping onto the greenbelt where the entire race will be located. Crossing two roadways: Castle Playground, to log cabin.
WHY:
The most fun you will have participating in a 5k! Decorations, best dressed costume prizes, custom medals, candy, face paint, you name it! Our goal is to leave you with the best 5k experience!
AWARDS:
TOP 3- 5 Year Age Groups: 12 Groups/ Gender
Teenage division, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+
PEACHTREE QUALIFYING RACE
🎉 Ready… Set… FUN! 🎉
Join the Clayton-Henry National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) for the 4th Annual 5K Fun Run/Walk! It's more than just a race—it's a celebration of fitness, family, and community spirit!
👟 Lace up, bring your crew, and let’s hit the trail! Whether you're a seasoned sprinter or prefer a laid-back stroll, this event is for everyone—runners, walkers, kids, grandparents, and everyone in between!
🗓 Race Day: Saturday, August 30, 2025
🕘 Race Check-in Time: 7:00 AM sharp - Must arrive no later than 7:30 AM!
🕘 Race Warm-up Time: 7:45 AM
🕘 Start Time: 8:00 AM sharp
📍 Location: Clayton International Park
🚗 Bonus: FREE parking!
🥳 What to Expect:
🎶 Live DJ + Pre-Race Warm-Up Dance Party
🏞 Scenic 5K Route through Bud Kelley Park Trail System
🎽 Race Bib, Swag Bag & Commemorative Medal (while supplies last!)
⏱ Chip-Timed Race with Awards for Top Finishers
🎊 Post-Race Festival until 12pm will include:
Tasty bites from local food vendors
Line Dance Marathon
Local business + community vendor booths
Opportunities to meet NPHC members and learn how they’re making a difference
💵 Registration Details:
Regular Registration - Ends June 30, 2026 - $35 -✅ Yes! - Includes swag
Late Registration - Ends August 28, 2026 - $45 - ✅ While supplies last!
Race Day Registration - August 29, 2026 - $55
Note: Swag bags are limited—register early to claim yours! 👕
❤️ Running for a Reason
Your steps support scholarships and community programs through the Clayton-Henry NPHC. Every stride you take helps make college dreams more affordable and accessible for our youth!
🛎 Important Info:
🎟 This is an in-person event only
🧍 Participants may be grouped in smaller “corrals” for safety
👶 Strollers and wheelchairs welcome!
🐕 Sorry, no pets allowed on the course or venue
🌧 Rain or shine—we’re racing! (Severe weather? We’ll notify you of a reschedule) - please bring a poncho in case of light rain
🔁 No refunds, exchanges, or transfers. Proceeds go directly to a great cause!
🙅♂️ Unsportsmanlike behavior will result in disqualification. Let's keep it fun for everyone!
So what are you waiting for? Rally your friends, rep your org, wear your colors, and come move with a mission at the Clayton-Henry NPHC 3rd Annual 5K Fun Run/Walk.
Let’s race. Let’s celebrate. Let’s make a difference—together.
🎉Register today and we'll see you at the starting line!
Helpful Tips:
Bring Sunscreen
Bug Spray
Rain poncho
Event Courtesy & Refund Policy
Our events are designed to be fun for the entire family. With that in mind; any competitor, spectator, parent, volunteer, or sponsor, exhibiting unsportsmanlike conduct or interfering with the positive, competitive atmosphere of the event will be immediately disqualified, asked to leave the venue and course immediately with no refunds.
All registrations are final. There are no refunds, deferments, or transfers.
Event will take place rain or shine. In the event of extreme weather, we will cancel for the safety of the participants; there are no refunds in this case.
Participants that do not show up to race/event forfeit their right to any swag. No race gifts will be mailed, you must be present to receive medal and swag.
There will be Free parking at the race site until lot is full. Once the lot is full you will be directed to the overflow parking area where you will be shuttled to the race location.
Race Info
Just the facts:-135 miles in ten loops of a 13.5 mile double track trail course with 20,000 total feet of vertical. -48 hour cutoff. -One awesome, over the top, hot food, full aid station per loop at the start/finish and another water stop you hit twice at mile 6 and 8.5. -No outside help allowed. None at all. No crew. No pacers. Period. -No non-runners on course or in aid station or personal staging area. -Randomly assigned personal 8'x8' staging area on grass at the start/finish which only you can access. Load it up it before the start, then no returning to the car for more of anything.-Non runners may cheer from the designated and marked off areas only. -8:00 am Friday start. Last Friday of October. -Requirement of at least one 100 mile finish or Active Duty Military.-Beautiful 2 inch challenge coin for everyone who dares show up and toe the line. -One big, beautiful buckle for all finishers. -Trophy for first male and female. More deets and some philosophizing:Lone Wolf is 135 miles of trail, ran alone. No pacers. No crew. No hugs and kisses or goodies from your people until you cross that finish line or dnf. This buckle is yours and yours alone. It will be an internal, lonely battle. For an additional air of loneliness, we will limit registration to 25 runners for 2026. No conga lines on this one. Ironically, you will likely make lifelong friends as you will share hardship with, suffer with, and bond to each other instead of your crew. Not your grandma's hundo. If anyone not officially associated with the race (official volunteers and bibbed runners), touches you or your gear or hands you anything, your race is done. Only official aid is allowed. If you're crewed you're screwed. There is no consistent sharing of food or gear with other runners, a cookie or twinkie here and there is fine. Of course you can run with other runners, but if it becomes apparent that one runner is leaning hard on another runner loop after loop, muling, being muled, or signed up as a "bibbed pacer" then we reserve the right to break up the pack. If you're running on trail and another runner needs real help then please help by all means. Otherwise this is a self-supported 135 miler. Don't attempt it if your strategy and intentions are something other than being a lone wolf. There will be one fantastic aid station at the start/finish of every loop of the 13.5 mile course (like a lonely gas station on a self supported FKT attempt with drinks, great pizza, and biscuits). And a water stop at mile 6 and 8.5 of the loop. If you run low on batteries or are short on something basic, the gas station will be able to help with that. And yes, it's a loop, ten of them, this format would be pretty near impossible otherwise. But it's a beautiful loop with plenty of interest and fall colors that will change on their own with every pass. The trail never crosses itself, there are no intersections or any repeats at all on the loop. It is all well marked ATV passable trail, centered on a lake on private property designed and built for running. If you do get in a serious pickle, call and we can have help to you in minutes. (carrying a phone is suggested but not required, but in the spirit of the race, please don't call or facetime anyone outside the race during the race unless absolutely necessary, and please keep any music in the headphones and not for other lonely sojourners to hear)
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On that note, there is no required gear. You've done a hundo before, and signed the waiver, you know what you need. You could do a loop with just a water bottle and some granola, and on the next loop grab your pack with a headlamp and a jacket. No one cares, as long as you do it on your own. Old school. The course has over 2,000' of vertical per loop for a total of more than 20,000' of climbing. Poles are allowed. The climbs will challenge you more than you'd think for being in middle Georgia. It surprises every first timer on this trail system. These factors and the distance alone necessitate the requirement of any 100 mile finish before registration. This is not an event for buckle virgins. But we'll probably allow a couple virgin sacrifices Barkley style just for kicks. The race begins at 8:00 am Friday morning Oct 30th, with a 48 hour cutoff. That's a 21 minute mile. Walkable, sort of. With aid and potty stops you'll have to do some running. The vertical alone will slow you enough to require some running on the flats and downs. If you at least keep moving and don't park at the gas station you'll finish just fine. The slowest mile matters more than the fastest. For 2026, the second night will be the end of daylight savings which means the race will end at 7:00am, not 8:00. So the second night, after 2:00am, watch your race time, not the actual time. You'll find some Halloween treats at the aid station and along the way to help keep the log goblins away. You will have a personal 8x8 space, randomly assigned and labeled by bib# in a blocked off section near parking and the start/finish/main aid which no one but runners and official volunteers may enter. Perfect for a couple of coolers, a small tent, some packs, and a camp chair or whatever you want. If you have any gear bleeding into a neighbor's lot, even if they're cool with it, we'll ask you to contain it. Fences make good neighbors. If the weather turns severely sideways the cabin will serve as a refugio. Friends and family are encouraged to drop you off, stay and cheer from a distance, and drive your stinky, tired, accomplished self home afterwards, but may not be in the aid station/personal assigned area or anywhere on course. Nor may runners leave the course/aid station as we can only assume they are gettin' some lovin'. Runners are welcome to camp the night before and stay as long as they need to on Sunday until you are safe to drive again. Cars and tailgates may not be leveraged as aid stations during the race. Your peeps may cheer and scream and cry for you from behind the designated areas marked off on the large lawns and parking lot, but MAY NOT touch you or your gear. You run what ya brung. What is in your spot at 8:00am is it. Other than the official aid station. Any violation of which will be a DQ for the runner. With that said, you could theoretically run the entire race on the calories and hydration provided at the aid station. So bring what you want, but we'll make sure no one is hungry. The playing field has been leveled. No runner will be sitting alone shivering, eating cold, burnt quesadillas and drinking watery broth, while another is getting a leg massage, a full service pack restock, a nappy in the camper, and a hot meal from their honey. Equal joy and suffering on this one. Elite advantages are nullified. This race is about your personal training, race prep, race execution, and grit. Not about the effectiveness of your crew. 48 hours is merciful, generous, and very achievable, but it will be enforced as most races are. Finishers will receive one of the biggest and most beautiful buckles in ultrarunning. Every ounce of it yours and yours alone.
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And how sweet will be the finish. The reunion with your people. When you ran the path alone, endured the task, and are then reunited. Some accomplishments are team efforts. But others are just you. In the end, like it or not, most of our battles are fought on the inside. All alone. Here's to building more confidence and strength in those lone wolf battles.This is not an assault on teamwork. But an elevation of it. Teams are made of individuals. And independent, self sufficient, and strengthened individuals built better teams. Stronger wolves make stronger packs. This IS a return to the fundamentals of trail running. When we grabbed some bologna sandwiches, filled some of dad's old canteens with the hose, and ran off alone or with a couple of friends, disappearing into the woods for a day or three. Our beloved sport, nay, our way of life, was born and thrives in natural minimalism and suffocates in overcomplication. This race is for the love of running to our limit and back without handrails, for the joy of finding freedom in solitude, and for the pure satisfaction of conquering ourselves through endurance. Simple. Gritty. Grassroots. All you. Lone Wolf 135Why 135? Because the half marathon course came out a little long and kinda pretty so why not hit it 10 times. And if you have an eye on that 135 mile hot as hellfire race up Whitney, or any other ultrahundo, then it's probably a good idea to wrap your brain around 135 miles in an accessible race. (And they recently dropped their cutoff from 48 to 45 hours, we'll keep the 48 cause we're kind like that.) If you usually run sans crew then this will be a routine, slightly longer weekend in the woods. If you've never not had a crew then this will be an interesting, self-validating and hopefully a liberating experience. And if you can do this alone, you can do any other race with a crew. And for the most part, races longer than 135 are stage races. Which implies crew. This may be nearing the apex of what you can do in a race weekend as a lone wolf. It also means some run junkie can fly in alone, pick up a cooler and some goodies at walmart, and run the race on an equal footing with the dude in chartreuse shorts, the entourage, crew tackle boxes, and camper van. Badwater 135 vert: 14,600' (crazy hot, 45 hour cutoff) Arrowhead 135 vert 6,467'(crazy cold, 60 hour cutoff)Denali 135 vert: 8,724' (crazy beautiful, 48 hour cutoff)Habanero 135 vert 5,600' (TX in August, 48 hour cutoff) Lone Wolf 135 vert: 20,360' (just right, 48 hour cutoff)Several 100 milers have 30,000 plus feet of vertical. (Cruel Jewel, Hard Rock, UTMB) Doing 135 miles with 20k vert may be harder. Jury is out. After doing a 100 miler with 20,000' of vert, would you rather have had another 10,000' of vert sprinkled throughout that hundo, or do another 35 miles. One way to find out. Might as well find out as a lone wolf. Pro Tip: Have your bae sign up for an 8 hour shift or two at the gas station. They'll have to help everyone equally, but you get all the kisses.
Event's current local time: 4:57 AM ET
Man O’ War Trail Half Marathon – Pine Mountain, GA
Get ready for a race that feels like a true getaway. The Man O’ War Trail Half Marathon takes you through the natural beauty of Pine Mountain, Georgia, on one of the area’s most scenic routes. With rolling terrain, peaceful wooded views, and that small-town charm you can’t fake, this is the kind of race that makes you forget you’re working hard (until mile 10 😅).
Whether you’re chasing a PR, building endurance, or just here for the experience, this half marathon delivers the perfect mix of challenge and beauty. Expect a well-supported course, great energy, and a finish line you’ll be proud to cross.
Come run Pine Mountain—where the trail does the talking and the miles fly by.
Race Highlights:
Scenic trail running on the Man O’ War Trail
Beautiful Pine Mountain views + fresh air
Great for first-timers and seasoned runners
Supportive race-day vibe + strong community feel
Man O’ War Trail 5K – Pine Mountain, GA
Looking for a fun race with big payoff in a short distance? The Man O’ War Trail 5K is the perfect way to kick off your morning in Pine Mountain, GA. This course brings you onto the Man O’ War Trail for a fast, scenic run surrounded by trees, fresh air, and just enough terrain to keep it interesting.
Whether you’re walking, jogging, running with friends, or trying to set a new personal best, this 5K is built for everyone. Come enjoy a beautiful route, a great crowd, and a finish you’ll feel good about.
Perfect for:
Beginners + walkers
Families + friend groups
Speedsters chasing a PR
Anyone who wants a fun race in a gorgeous location
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Contact us at [email protected] for any questions and check out our other races at https://tricolumbusga.com/.
Detailed race information will be sent out via email the week of the race and will be posted on the Facebook TriColumbusGa page.
Event details and schedule
START TIME: Half- Marathon at approximately 8AM. The cut off for the Half is 4 hours. 5k will start at approximately 8:15.
PACKET PICK UP: Packet pick up will take place at the baseball field in Pine Mountain.
Saturday (race morning) from 6:00am-7:30am.
LATE REGISTRATION: Athletes can register for late registration at either packet pick up. The cost is $95.
Festival ENTRY: We welcome you to browse the festival afterwards!
RACE BIBS: Bibs must be worn on the front of your body and remain unfolded for proper timing and be visible at the finish.
There will be lead and sag cyclists for each race and pacers for the half marathon in 15 min increments.
AID STATIONS: There will be 4-5 aid stations along the half course approx 1.5-2 miles apart. Portapotties, Cerasport, water, gels, pickle juice, coke, pretzels/chips, etc will be available.
AWARDS: Awards to top 3 finishers in the 5k and Half. Overall Male/Female 3 deep, age groups (19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, etc) for the 5k and Half Marathon. Finisher medals for all participants, for all races. Awards for the 5k will be at approximately 9:30am, Half Marathon at approx 11am. Awards times are subject to change based on average finish times.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: There are several hotels in the Pine Mountain area as well as AirBnbs.
DIRECTIONS: From Atlanta take I-85 south to I-185. Take I-185 south to exit 42 (Hwy 27). Go left on Hwy 27 to Pine Mountain.
Refunds (Effective 2017): We do not offer refunds for races. With supporting documentation and under extreme circumstances you may contact [email protected] to see if a deferral is possible.
Weather: In the event of inclement weather…There are no “rain dates” for TriColumbusGA events. If the weather conditions are hazardous, Race Management has the right to change, eliminate parts of the course, or delay up to a point. However, if it is deemed to dangerous to race, the event will be canceled and there will be no refunds. Of course, since we are athletes ourselves, we will do everything in our power to have the event, but your safety is of our utmost concern.
On behalf of TriColumbusGA and Pine Mountain I look forward to welcoming you!
Train Hard, Race Safe,
Joanne Cogle
Race Director
Join in the fun for our 2nd Annual Joker's Wild Run For Rescues 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk benefitting The Humane Society of Harris County.
The course will start and finish in downtown Pine Mountain, GA at 2:00 p.m. and will be run/walked on the completely paved Man O' War Trail. At each Kilometer of the 5K you will receive a playing card and at the finish line you will be given a finish card to be filled out and stapled to your 5 playing cards (Jokers are wild!). Overall and age group awards are based on best poker hands. 5K age group awards are from 10 & under to 70 & over in 5-year age groups. Ribbons to all finishers in the fun run/walk which starts at 3:00 p.m.
We will have a clock running for those who also want to see how their times are on a Fall afternoon in October on a very flat course, but your time will have no bearing on your place of finish - it's all about a fun time!
We'll have plenty of fluids and snacks for the postrace funtivities!
For those of you want to support this great cause but cannot attend the event we have setup a Virtual/Phantom runner category for you to consider. For an additional $7.00 to cover the postage we will mail you your shirt, which we think is one of the best looking out there this year!
Event details and schedule
Anyone wanting information about sponsorship opportunities should contact Kim Duncan at 678-538-8074 or email at [email protected]
Join us at Callaway Resort & Gardens for the TriColumbusGa Olympic Triathlon and Duathlon. Callaway Resort & Gardens offers four seasons of adventure, relaxation, and fun in Mother Nature's breathtaking landscape. Enjoy a special rate when you take part in the Race Series Overnite Accommodation Package.
Start time:
7:30am Olympic triathlon
7:45-8:00am Duathlon
The Swim:
1000m (horseshoe shaped) around pristine Robin Lake Beach(deep water entire swim but within 20 yards of shoreline first half of swim)
The Bike:
18 mile – 2 loop course out and back on Scenic Drive, Discovery Pkwy and Mountain Creek Dr. (we have returned to our orginal course now that construction is completed!)
The Run:
5 mile - including Robin Lake Circle and the paved bike trail. A VERY FAST course!
Categories:
Male/female: Under 14 then 15-19 in 5 year increments up to 70+
Awards:
Top 3 overall Male/Female and top 3 in each age group.
Relay will be the top 3.
Each participant will get a cool medal and t-shirt. Triathletes will be provided a swim cap.
We welcome teams and organizations to our race. Feel free to contact us at [email protected] about the perfect spot for setting up a tent for your group!
Thank you for your interest in our event!
Event details and schedule
We are looking forward to a great race and can't wait to welcome you to Callaway Resort & Gardens. To keep you updated on the race events you will find some important race information below. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us at either [email protected] or at the TriColumbusGa Facebook page.
Start Time:
Triathlon- 7:30am
Duathlon - 7:45am
Parking:
Parking is located at any location in the Robin Lake Beach parking area.
Hotel accommodations:
1-877-916-1725 ask for the Fitness Series rate. The Callaway Resort & Gardens' Mountain Creek Inn, The Southern Pine Cottages, The Mountain Creek Villas, and The Lodge and Spa.
Directions to Callaway Gardens:
From Atlanta take I-85 south to I-185. Take I-185 to exit 42 (Hwy 27). Go left on Hwy 27, 11 miles to Pine Mountain. In Pine Mountain, go through 3 stop lights (1 mile) to Callaway Resort & Gardens beach entrance on your right. Go 1 mile past Callaway Resort & Gardens beach entrance to the Mountain Creek Inn on your left.
Spectators will be required to pay a discounted park entrance fee at the gate only on Saturday morning. Racers may provide their confirmation of registration for free park access.
Packet Pick Up:
Packet pick up for all races is located at the Circus Tent adjacent to Robin Beach Lake. The gates on HWY 27 will be open for easier access on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Packets may be picked:
Friday:
In the Circus Tent located at Callaway Resort & Gardens 4-6pm.
FYI (Race brief is at 6 down by the lake/or check it out via Facebook live at TriColumbusGa page)
Saturday:
In the Circus Tent at Callaway from 5:30am-7:00am.
All athletes MUST bring all of the following to Packet Pick Up:
Government issue valid photo ID
Valid USAT card (if a member)
T-shirts are not guaranteed for those who register at packet pick-up or register race week
If you registered online and purchased the one-day USAT membership you will only need to show your ID.
USAT Rules and Regulations:
The Callaway Gardens Olympic Triathlon/Duathlon is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. This will mean that all participants will need to be either an annual member of USAT or procure a one-day membership and sign a waiver. One-day memberships for 2024 are $15 which can be purchased during registration.
Transition:
Transition Area is in the Robin Beach Lake parking lot next to packet pick up. There is no bike drop off on Friday. (note Transition will be in parking lanes 1 and 2, next to the Circus Tent, this year). Bike check in is race day morning only.
Swim Course 1000meters STARTS at 730AM:
(Swim cap provided) Triathletes will be begin their day with a 1000m swim across and around the perimeter of Robin Beach Lake. Athletes will keep the swim buoys on their right and lifeguards will be located along the beach in addition to on the water in kayaks and paddle boards. Please abide by their instructions as they are there for your safety and to keep you on course.
Duathletes:
Duathlon 1st run course (2 miles) will begin at 745am from the Swim In in the Transition Area.
Bike Course 18 miles:
The 2-loop bike course. The bike course begins and ends inside Callaway Resort & Gardens. "Race in Progress" signs will be posted along this stretch and will be appropriately marked. However, this is OPEN to the public. Car traffic is very light and patrons are accustomed to bike traffic. Please follow all signs and volunteer instructions. Please be mindful that Callaway Resort & Gardens is graciously allowing us to use their property and drop all trash at water stations ONLY. Volunteers will be located on the course at critical intersections for your safety.
Technical support: Brickyard Bike Co will be on the course to assist with emergency repairs whenever possible; but athletes are expected to be able to handle basic repairs (changing a flat, basic adjustments, etc) themselves. Please be self-sufficient.
Run Course 5 mile:
There will be 2 aid stations with (that will be available multiple times) nutrition/hydration opportunities. Nutritional options include Cerasport, coke, pickle juice, chips, limited gels, and water.
Finish line: Will be at the Circus Tent.
Itinerary:
Friday:
Packet Pick up at Robin Lake Beach Pavillon 4-6pm
Athlete Brief: 6pm Robin Lake Beach Pavillon or check it out via Facebook live at TriColumbusGa page.
Saturday:
5:30am Transition Opens/Race day registration/Packet Pick up
7:15am Transition Closes
7:15am Race Brief
7:25am National Anthem
7:30am Triathlon Starts
745am Duathlon Starts
10:30am Awards
Bike Check In:
Bikes will be checked in race morning only.
Weather:
In the event of inclement weather…There are no “rain dates” for TriColumbusGA events. If the weather conditions are hazardous, Race Management has the right to change, eliminate parts of the course, or delay up to a point. However, if it is deemed too dangerous to race, the event will be canceled and there will be no refunds. Of course, since we are athletes ourselves, we will do everything in our power to have the event, but your safety is of our utmost concern.
Refunds (Effective 2017): We do not offer refunds for races. With supporting documentation and under extreme circumstances you may contact [email protected] to see if a deferral is possible.
SPONSORS: We couldn't make this weekend happen without our sponsors. Thank you to....
Callaway Resort & Gardens http://www.callawaygardens.com/
Sport Clips https://sportclips.com/
Cerasport
Harris County & Harris County Police Department
WRBL News and Weather http://wrbl.com/category/weather/
Max Fitness http://www.maxfitnesselite.com
Brickyard Bike Co
Multisport Athletics http://www.multisportathletics.com/
CrossFit CSG https://crossfitcsg.com/
Volunteers:
These events don't happen without our volunteers! Contact us at [email protected] or via Facebook at www.facebook.com/TriColumbusGaVolunteers
Please follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tricolumbusga for updated information as it comes. If you have any questions or concerns please email us at [email protected]
Don't forget to check out all that is going on race weekend at Callaway Resort & Gardens http://www.callawaygardens.com/
On behalf of Callaway Resort & Gardens, and TriColumbusGA, we welcome you to our great venue. We look forward to seeing you this weekend!
Thank you,
Joanne Cogle
Race Director
September 16, 2026 Come Run, Come All to Dirt Circus Atlanta! The Dirt Circus is coming to Atlanta, Georgia for the first time! Dirt Circus is a series of free community events organized by UltraSignup to celebrate local races, and race directors. We are bringing together the local running community to share everything we love about trail running. The one-day festival will highlight local races, run clubs, brands, and other local businesses. The event includes a social run, food, a raffle with tons of prizes, camaraderie, and so much more. Come and join us under the big top.For information on Dirt Circus events in other cities check out dirtcircus.ultrasignup.com + join our online community on Facebook! Local Store Partner We're excited to partner with Big Peach Running Co. - South Fulton for the Atlanta Dirt Circus! Big Peach Running Co. is your local source for hand-picked and trail-tested gear. Dirt Circus Atlanta Partners Dirt Circus is a party to bring together the whole running
community, not just runners, but also race companies, coaches, nutritionists, and running brands. See below for some of the partners who will join us in Atlanta! Are you a race director, run club, or other local run business that wants to be a part of the event? Fill out this form, we'd love to hear from you.SponsorsRace CompaniesOnsite VendorsAltra • Nike • PUMA • Run Slick • and more!Run ClubsBlack Men Run + TURF Atlanta • and others! Volunteers We LOVE our volunteers - and could use additional help with Runner-Check In, with Leading and Sweeping our group runs, and during the Raffle! If you are interested check out the Volunteer Link and we will make sure you get hooked up with extra swag for your support! And don't worry about missing out, all volunteers will be included in the run and festivities if interested! Event Details Wednesday September 16, 2026We are a CUPLESS event, so please bring your bottles/cups water refills + is supplying electrolytes to keep you hydrated! As much as we
love our fur babies, NO DOGS allowed (except service animals) - thanks for understanding!5:00-6:00pm - Group Run Check-in at Big Peach Running Co. - South FultonGive yourself time to check in, mingle, demo shoes, and get ready to run. Participants will receive a sweet UltraSignup branded "Shoe Bag Lite" upon check-in (while supplies last)! And to help ramp up the fun, we are partnering with for our face decorating, glitter station!6:00-6:15pm - Group Run Starts! Enjoy a casual 3.5 mile run with friends from the local run community. The group will break up to ensure we don't overrun the trails.6:45-7:30pm - Return from Group Run for the FestivitiesEnjoy food, beverages, and the Dirt Circus Expo!7:30-9:00pm - Raffle, Expo, Social ConnectionsGet excited for raffle prizes from brand partners, race entries, and cool swag & apparel! We'll have brand booths and tables set up around Big Peach Running Co. when you return from your run, whatever distance you chose. Talk to Race Directors, learn about
local races, and maybe test out some hydration and nutrition brands!Preorder Your Original Dirt Circus T-Shirt! Each city on the tour gets its own exclusive design—only available for purchase during registration! Don’t miss out on the Atlanta edition, with preorders closing Wednesday, August 26, 2026. Plus, explore even more Dirt Circus swag available for purchase at checkout and see more UltraSignup gear via the store link below. Route We will run from the Big Peach South Fulton store to the Campbellton Creak Nature Park trails! Enjoy a casual, flowy and fun 3.5 miler! What is Dirt Circus? Did you know that there are thousands of small local trail running events across the United States each year? Our goal is to connect runners with races and with one another, to highlight race directors, running stores, coaches, and the other local businesses that make up the fabric of our trail running community. The best way we know how to do that is by going for a run together. This sport is a little
wild and we like it that way, so come join the Dirt Circus with us.Meet with race directors, find your next event, run with friends, win prizes and more. Think of it as a live and in-person version of ultrasignup.com, but even more fun.Why a Circus? Once upon a time, ultrarunning looked a little different. The sport has its roots in pedestrianism, where people would gather under the big top and walk and run for sport. Bets were made, the limits were pushed, and popularity soared. So come entertain yourselves with us, under the metaphorical big top. UltraSignup Store Shop UltraSignup gear and apparel in the UltraSignup Store. Event's current local time: 4:29 AM ET
Are you ready to walk/run for a purpose?!
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In an effort to help raise awareness and resources, DA Racine is inviting you to support the annual Trek or Treat 5k Justice Run!
Douglas County District Attorney Dalia Racine partners annually with the ATIR-Wellness Community Inc. to raise funds for local domestic violence support organizations. This year SHAREHouse, the Trinity Center, and the Douglas County Solicitor's Office has partnered alongside the Douglas County District Attorney's Office and the ATIR Community for the race. The 2025 race will take place at Boundary Waters Park located in Douglasville, GA. The course is USATF-certified and an official Peachtree Road Race qualifier! Check-in will begin at 8:30 AM, with the race festivities starting at 9:00 AM.
New this year! Every registration will include a training plan, sponsored by The ATIR Community.
Participants who register before September 30th are guaranteed their chosen shirt size. Virtual participants, shirts and race swag will be mailed after the race day.
The first 150 registrants will receive their swag on the day of the race, while others will receive it by mail.
Invite your family… invite your friends…but most of all we want you to HAVE FUN while giving to a great cause and “Minding Your Own Fitness!”
It's More Than Just A Run!!
We're back and better than ever
IN PERSON AND VIRTUAL!!
RACE DAY - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
9:00 AM JESS LUCAS PARK, HAPEVILLE, GA
8:30 AM KIDS FUN RUN
Online Registration Closes 9/21/2026
USATF Certified Course - GA18053WC
NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL PEACHTREE ROAD RACE OFFICIAL QUALIFYING EVENT
Join us for the 13th Annual Represent Yourself 5K Walk/Run and be part of something bigger than race day. This is where community shows up, support turns into opportunity, and every step makes a difference.
Run it. Walk it. Own it. Represent yourself.
REGISTRATION STARTING AT
$35
FLAT RATE VIRTUAL REGISTRATION
$45
Why This Race Matters
Since 2014, your support has helped us:
Award 110 scholarships
Provide free ACT/SAT workshops to over 100 students
Bring financial education into local schools
Deliver books to underserved children in shelters
This is not just a race.
This is access. This is opportunity. This is impact.
And our students need us now more than ever.
How You Can Participate
Join us in Hapeville or from anywhere in the world.
Walk, run, jog, or trot
Choose your own 5K route if you're virtual
Participate on a treadmill, in your neighborhood, or on your favorite trail
No matter where you are, you’re part of the movement.
This is a family-friendly experience designed for all ages and fitness levels.
Pre-race energy and community engagement
Kids Fun Run
Live DJ
Post-race celebration and fun
Register by September 1 to guarantee your official race t-shirt.
Race Perks
Finisher medals for all participants
Awards for top individuals and teams
Prizes for largest team and top fundraising team
Teams
Bring your people with you.
Create a team or join one during registration.
Show up together and make an impact as a group.
Virtual Participants
Complete your 5K anytime before midnight on race day.
Track your run using apps like Strava, Runkeeper, Apple Watch, treadmill, or your preferred method. Submit your time online.
Virtual participants can still join the excitement through our live stream experience.
Swag
All finishers receive a medal
Official race shirts guaranteed for those registered by September 1
Late registrations will receive shirts and medals shipped after race day
Stay Connected
Tag us on Facebook and Instagram
#RepresentYourself5K
Every registration supports scholarships and educational programs that change lives.
Your presence matters. Your participation matters. Your support matters.
Now show up and Represent Yourself.
The Yeti Snakebite
The Beast Returns to Its Original Month!You asked. We listened. The Yeti Snakebite is back in August—because some races just belong in the heat, humidity, and absolute madness of summer.15 years ago, this race was born in the Yeti Garage. What started as a wild idea turned into a legendary A multi loop that takes you over the river, through the woods, and straight into the heart of the struggle. If you miss the old-school days of suffering alongside friends, pushing past your limits, and coming out the other side with lifelong stories and lifelong friendships—this one’s for you.
The Race Format
8.88 hours on the clock—run as far as you can, or until the heat tells you otherwise.No DNFs. No cutoffs. Just you, the course, and a chance to go further than ever before.
The Course
A multi loop that’s deceptively simple, brutally effective.Over the river, through the woods, and straight into the pain cave.August in Atlanta = relentless heat, relentless hills, relentless fun.A course designed to test your limits and make you earn every mile.You won’t need a crew. You won’t need a pacer. You will need every ounce of grit you’ve got.
Race Timing
ZEN ARCADE TIMING provides professional chip timing for all YETI TRAIL RUNNERS events. From hourly races to 200-milers, their advanced systems ensure:Precise timing accuracyReal-time trackingUp-to-date advanced displaysLive lap counting and splits
Original Race. Original Pricing.
$88.80 (includes all registration fees!)Because legends don’t need inflation.
The Yeti Way
No sponsors. No BS. Just trails, sweat, and a hell of a lot of heart.Run far. Suffer together. Laugh about it later.Every loop is a chance to push further. Every finish is a win.
Are You Ready to Relive the Madness?
Sign up. Show up. Find out what you're made of.#YetiSnakebite #NoDNF #HeatHillsHumidity
Event's current local time: 4:20 AM ET
The 46th Annual Sickle Cell Road Race is scheduled for September 5, 2026, in East Point, Georgia. This longstanding event, which is a Peachtree Road Race qualifying event and is USATF certified, serves as a crucial fundraiser and community gathering to support individuals affected by sickle cell disease. Participants can look forward to the 5K race/walk starting at 9:00 a.m. in front of East Point City Hall. Proceeds from the event benefit Camp New Light, a weeklong camp for children and teens living with sickle cell disease.
The price for ages 18 and older is $45, 7-17 is $35, and 6 & under is free.
PARKING:
· Riding MARTA is one of the most convenient ways to travel to the race. East Point is on the Red and Gold Lines. This station has a local MARTA bus service. Once off the public transportation, go ahead through the pedestrian walkway to East Point City Hall.
· Riding UBER and Lyft are also options. Have your ride, drop you off in front of East Point City Hall, 2757 E Point St, East Point, Georgia.
· The city of East Point will allow road race participants to park at city-owned lots. One location is behind their customer care center, next to (old) East Point City Hall at 2791 East Point Street. Another parking location is the East Point Commons area, 2728/2836/2750 and 2768 East Point Street.
· There is plenty of on-street parking near East Point City Hall. On-street parking options include the streets of Linwood Avenue, West Cleveland Avenue, McGee Way, and nearby neighborhood streets. Please do not block driveways and mailboxes when parking on the street.
RACE AWARDS:
TOP 3 OVERALL FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN WILL RECEIVE AN AWARD!
MASTER AWARD FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN 40 AND OVER WILL RECEIVE AN AWARD!
TOP 3 BOYS AND GIRLS AGE GROUP 17 AND UNDER WILL RECEIVE AN AWARD!
PACKET PICKUP DATES, TIMES, AND LOCATIONS: (TBA)
#THERACE2026 #ROOTED
www.theraceuc.com - @therace_uc on IG - @TheRaceUC on Facebook - @the.race25 on TikTok
The Race 2026: ROOTED
The Race 2026 is coming, and this year we are celebrating what keeps us grounded and growing strong. Year 9 centers on being ROOTED in community, culture, and purpose. Since 2018, The Race has built a powerful foundation of wellness, unity, economic impact, and cultural pride, and we are excited to honor those roots as we continue to evolve.
The Race weekend offers more than a run. It is a high energy experience focused on connection and impact. Participants can enjoy a vibrant expo, a world class half marathon and 5K, and virtual options for runners and walkers everywhere. The weekend also includes our Community Impact Service Day, where volunteers and partners come together to support meaningful work in local neighborhoods.
The Race is created for the culture and powered by the community. Join us for Year 9 and be part of a movement that is rooted in purpose and built to grow.
The Race 2026 Weekend
Thursday, October 1st – Welcome Day & Night
Friday, October 2nd– The Race Expo, Packet Pick Up, & Meet & Greet
Saturday, October 3rd– The Race Half Marathon + 5K
Sunday, October 4th – Community Impact Service Day + The Race Day Party!
Visit www.theraceuc.com for more information on Venue Addresses, Hotel Accommodations, Sponsor Partner Opportunities, Volunteering, and more.
In-Person Half Marathon & 5K registration Includes:
The Race participant shirt, medallion, commemorative race bib, & patch
Access to The Race Expo, Social & Speaker Events
Chipped timed Half Marathon & 5K road race
Contribution to The Race Charitable Impact Fund
Access to The Race Community Impact Service Day Projects + earn the The Race CISD patch
Virtual Half Marathon & 5K registration Includes:
The Race participant shirt, medallion, commemorative race bib, & patch
Packet shipping included
Access to virtual results reporting
Contribution to The Race Charitable Impact Fund
Planning and Updates Timeline:
-All registrations are transferable, however NON-REFUNDABLE. Please only sign up if you are 100% sure you are prepared to participate in The Race 2026 in the format selected. There will not be refunds issued on registrations due to changes in race presentation.
-All packets must be picked up at The Race Expo on Friday, October 2nd. Unclaimed packets will be forfeited for participation in The Race 2026.
-Deadline to transfer your race to Virtual is September 30th at midnight. Follow instructions HERE. Please note that In-Person participant packets will not be mailed out. Unclaimed packets will be forfeited for The Race 2026 experience.
-Add The Race Retreat! experience to your registration. The Race Retreat features: Exclusive Welcome Day Experience, Custom made Tote Bag, post- race pampering + food +drink, and more TBA.
Registration & Pricing Schedule.
November 28th – Black Friday Registration Opens - $79 Half - $29 5K The Race Retreat $35
November 29th – January 19th - $85 Half - $45 5K, The Race Retreat $50
January 20th - July 31st - $90 Half - $50 5K, The Race Retreat $50
August 1st – August 31st - $100 Half - $55 5K, The Race Retreat $50
September 1st – October 2nd (or sell out) - $110 Half - $55 5K, The Race Retreat $50
October 2nd at The Race EXPO (if available) - $110 Half - $55 5K
The Race Virtual Pricing Schedule $76 VIRTUAL Half, $36 VIRTUAL 5K (includes shipping) -How to convert your registration from In-Person to Virtual or From Virtual to In-Person (by 9/25/2026)
How to Change your Race from 5K to Half Marathon or Half Marathon to 5K (by 9/30/2026)
How to Transfer your registration to someone else (by 9/30/2026)
Visit www.theraceuc.com for information on Venue Addresses, Hotel Accommodations, Sponsor Partner Opportunities, Volunteering, and more.
About The Race
In November of 2017, The Race presented by The Unity Collective Kickstarter campaign to #BackTheRace was announced.
Throughout the 6 week campaign, over 700 runners/walkers/supporters eagerly made history by becoming backers to kickstart the funding and vision of The Race.
And...October 11 - 14, 2018 the Unity Collective hosted an inaugural race event like NO other! Participants came from all over to run, support, and give back to black owned businesses, neighborhoods, and charities.
October 3-6th The Race 2019 #Impact + #Elevate was successfully executed!
October 1st-4th The Race 2020 #EXCELLENCE
September 30th- October 3rd The Race 2021 #UNITY
September 29th-October 2nd - The Race 2022 #ALLLOVE
October 5th-8th - The Race 2023 #REPRESENT
October 3rd-6th - The Race 2024 #CULTURE
October 2nd - 5th - The Race 2025 #ENDURANCE
Charitable Impact
The Race Foundation
The Race Foundation is the philanthropic arm of The Race.
The Race Foundation, through its activities and giving, empower, support, and uplift Charitable Partners and Small Businesses Partners, with an emphasis on partners representing Black people and underserved communities in the realm of health, wellness, and access to health & wellness resources.
The Race Foundation will positively impact the community in the following manner:
Service projects will be organized and executed in partnership with local charities and organizations
Curate a robust expo featuring small and Black-Owned businesses and expose a motivated audience to patronize those businesses
The Race weekend will conclude with a Charitable Impact Service Project and Wrap Up Party on Sunday, October 4th!
$5 of EVERY race registration fee will put into a Charitable Impact Fund and given directly to community charities and organizations within the neighborhoods we run through and that support The Race initiative.
Participants will have an opportunity to earmark donations directed to Charity Partners via RunSignUp Donations.
We're partnered with El Tesoro at Lee+White. We're excited about the new location and the Beltline being much LESS crowded!
Welcome to Atlanta’s most exciting community race. With a half-marathon, 10K, or 5k to choose from, and lots of excitement after the run, you’re sure to have fun one way or another.
Each finisher Gets:
• Whiskey Run Event Premium Blend shirt (or upgrade to Hoodie)
• Electronic Timing and Scoring
• Whiskey Series Finishing Medal
• Whiskey Sampling
• Coffee and Dessert offering Special Pairings for Whiskey
• Option to buy Whiskey Run Gear
• Free Parking (limited)
Angel Dash - Locust Grove, GA
October 17, 2026
Timed 5K & 1 Mile Memorial Walk for babies gone too soon
benefiting the mission of Rachel's Gift
RELIF a nonprofit organization, in collaboration with the Next Step Counseling, LLC is proud to announce its 4th annual First Responders 5k run/walk. A fun-filled event for the entire family, celebrating the mental health and wellness of first responders. Held consecutively with National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day, this signature event promotes a trifecta of mental health, physical wellness and community policing.
Guests can expect live entertainment, a mental health fair, and expert fitness warm up. Event proceeds support training and counseling for first responders and their families.
Our event is rain or shine, and will only transition to virtual option if concerns of unsafe conditions arise. This event is non-refundable as all proceeds are given to an important cause. Race day registration is offered via cashless payment options only.
RACE FAQ
All participants receive a Relif Swag bag.
Participants will engage in a group warm up/ stretch before the start of the race. There will be space to stretch after the completion of the race.
Walkers are encouraged to walk to the right, allowing runners to pass on the left.
Timed bibs are available to those who wish to have their run timed.
USATF Certified 5K/ Peachtree Road Race Qualifier.
To obtain a team discount, you must have three individuals at the time of registration. Discount is applied at checkout.
RACE DAY SCHEDULE:
7:15 a.m. | Race # Pickup– Registration table
8:15 a.m. | Race # Pickup Closes
8:15 am I Warm up begins
8:30 a.m. | Race participants gather at the start line
8:35 a.m. | Official Race Start
10:00 a.m. | Finish of Race
10:15 a.m. | Pick up race packs/ visit community partners
11:45 a.m. | Wrap up
RACE RULES:
upon check-in when accompanied by a registered adult with a proper government-issued photo ID.
RACE bibs may not be sold, given away or used by any person other than the registered individual.
All RACE participants must always stay on the officially designated 5K course, unless detoured by law enforcement or volunteers.
No guns or weapons of any kind (including but not limited to knives, mace, pepper spray, stun guns, etc.) are allowed on the property.
Outside water, water bottles, camelbacks, etc. are allowed. Water will be provided to RACE participants.
No pets are permitted except for officially designated service animals as required by an ADA participant.
All participants acknowledge that items left in any location on the school property are left at the participant’s own risk.
Relif & Locus Grove Police reserves the right to exclude or remove any participant from the RACE for failure to comply with any portion of the RACE rules.
Community partners and vendors will be onsite.
TRANSPORTATION & PARKING:
There is public parking at the RACE site.
Transportation is not provided to attend this RACE.
VIRTUAL RACE:
For those unable to participate in person, the virtual option allows you to run or walk anytime and anywhere, even indoors on a treadmill, at your own convenience.
Complete the 5K on your own time and at your preferred location.
You can submit your virtual race results and photos via the race registration website.
NOTE: Staff will not be available via phone or e-mail on the morning of the RACE to answer questions. Please resolve any issues or questions you have before race day.
TRIATHLON, DUATHLON, AQUABIKE: SPRINT DISTANCE EVENT
RACE INFORMATION
Registration cutoff is 6:00 AM on race day or when field limit is reached if earlier
Field limit is 500
T-shirts are NOT guaranteed if you sign up after August 29
Transition Area: Bike racks are coordinated to match with your assigned race number. Place your bike in the rack corresponding with your number
Body Marking: All athletes will be marked with race number and age
Swim Caps: Swim caps are provided in your race packet and must be worn. Your cap color identifies your swim start position
EVENT TIMELINE
6:00 a.m. Park opens
6:00 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. Check-in
7:30 a.m. Report to the beach for the swim seed positioning and duathlon course start
7:45 a.m. Start sequence information and last minute course updates
8:00 a.m. Race starts
11:00 a.m. Awards ceremony begins
TRIATHLON COURSE:
Swim Course: The 600 meter swim course is a triangle shape with the swim start and exit at the shoreline area marked by large START and FINISH signs. The wetsuit ruling will be made when the USAT Official takes the race day water temperature reading on the morning of the race. Wetsuits are legal when the water temperature is below 78 degrees.The swim portion of the race will be conducted in a time trial start with athletes lining up in race number sequence and starting every 5 seconds.
Bike Course: The bike course is 13.8 miles. The course is a clockwise loop course that follows the main road out of the park onto smooth, paved county roads. The course is characterized as rolling hills to flat with a few sections of up/downhill portions. Turns will be marked with staff/sheriff personnel. The course is marked with directional signs and mile markers are provided every two miles.
Run Course: The 5 kilometer run course is a loop design with the first mile taking place around the park lake on a flat, paved trail. The second mile travels along an unpaved park road onto a paved county road to the turnaround. The final mile travels back along the county paved road and unpaved park road. You will finish across the paved road on the lake dam.
DUATHLON COURSE:
The first run leg starts at the lake dam vicinity of the swim start and follows the triathlon run course in reverse. The bike leg is the same as the triathlon course. The final run leg is the same as the triathlon course.
AQUABIKE COURSE:
All Aquabikers start in the time trial swim start and complete the same swim and bike course as the triathletes. After completing the bike course, athletes should rack their bike and exit transition with the runners (opposite the bike in and out) and go around transition to the finish line. Aquabikers will find a green wrist band in their packets to be worn during the race to help distinguish you.
COURSE MAP:
Course maps are available below and will also be included in your race packet.
RULES:
All Tri the Parks races are USAT Sanctioned. All USAT rules are in effect. Approved helmets only, no drafting, and no blocking. All rules will be enforced by USAT Officials to ensure a safe and fair competition. All participants, including relay team members, must be a USAT member or have purchased a one-day license ($15) during registration.
PARKING:
Parking opens at 6:00 AM and will begin immediately inside the park gate with volunteer attendants who will direct you to a space. It is a short walk to transition, but please remember your photo ID (and USAT card if you have one) with you to the registration area.
BRAZILNATION #RUN5K ATLANTA 2025 | RISE UP NOW!
A 5K that’s more than a race — it’s a movement. Join us on Brazilian Day for a cultural, athletic, and faith-filled experience that empowers communities across the Americas.
“Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us.” — Hebrews 12:1
BrazilNation Academy is where faith meets fitness, and community rises together.
LOCATION
BrazilNation Academy | Fields
Address: 3200 Atlanta Industrial Pkwy NW, Atlanta, GA 30331
(Street course on Atlanta Industrial Way NW; intersection control at Atlanta Industrial Dr NW.)
DATE & TIME
Saturday, September 5, 2026
Check-In Opens: 7:00 AM
Race Starts: 9:00 AM
OUR MISSION
Support BrazilNation Academy, an international nonprofit empowering youth in Brazil and the United States through Olympic-level sports training, education, and wellness programs. Your ticket changes lives.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Atlanta’s first large-scale Brazilian Day celebration, uniting 2,000 runners and friends of the Brazilian-American community.
Brazilian Olympic athlete Fabiana Zaya Moraes opens the doors at BrazilNation Academy | Fields (3200 Atlanta Industrial Pkwy NW 30331).
WHAT TO EXPECT
After the 5K, the celebration continues with a Brazilian festival featuring music, food, games, and Brazilian sports activities.
VIP AREA
Silver VIP area with a recovery station, massage, ice bath, snacks, sponsor refreshments, and more. We’re bringing the Brazilian vibe to Atlanta—you don’t want to miss it.
EXCLUSIVITY
To create a premium experience, the street along Atlanta Industrial Way NW will be closed for race operations, with celebration space adjacent to Atlanta Industrial Pkwy NW—Brazilian Carnival energy on American soil.
PREMIUM RSVP
BrazilNation Academy is offering an exclusive VIP Platinum and VIP Gold area at BrazilNation Academy | GYM (3201 Atlanta Industrial Pkwy NW). Premium tickets are reserved for select RSVP guests who want to strongly support the cause. Enjoy exclusive access as a stakeholder, network with Olympic athletes, NFL players, and artists, and join our Sports Talk with industry game changers.
What’s included with Premium Tickets
Exclusive gifts and perks; 1 month membership to the Gym, 1 month membership to the Running Club, and 1 month membership to the Social Wellness Club including fitness classes; running groups; 10% discount for future 5K and sports-events; access to wellness programs containing nutrition plan; IV therapy; and more.
SPORTS TALK
Participate in our Sports Talk panel featuring experts in the sports industry, Olympic Athletes and NFL Players, real estate, and wellness.
FUNDRAISER
Through BrazilNation Academy Sports Programs, we will:
Support Olympic athletes on the journey to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games
Provide scholarships for our youth student-athletes
Empower 1,000+ underprivileged youth at BrazilNation Academy Rio de Janeiro -Brazil
DONATIONS
$500 Monthly — Legacy Builders | Stakeholder Program
Goal: 300 donors × $500 = $150,000 per month
Donors receive a digital thank-you from our Olympic athletes, VIP social access to our exclusive gym, running club membership, fitness and wellness program access, and event discounts.
$37 Donation — Legacy Supporters
Goal: 3,360 T-shirts × $37 = $124,000
Support Olympic athletes on the road to LA2028. Donors receive a BrazilNation T-shirt, a digital thank-you from our Olympic athletes, VIP social access to our private group, and event discounts.
$17 On-The-Go — Run With Purpose
Every Saturday at 8:00 AM we run together for a bigger cause.
Join our running club with official race timing. Proceeds support the costs of our Atlanta youth sports programs.
Goal: 280 tickets per month × $17 = $4,760 per month
Meet at: BrazilNation Academy | GYM, 3201 Atlanta Industrial Pkwy NW, 30331.
Participants are eligible for VIP social access drawings and free race entries.
$7 Monthly — Support a Kid, Empower a Nation
Support underprivileged youth at BrazilNation Academy Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Goal: 500 monthly donors = $3,500+ per month
Donors receive a digital thank-you from our young athletes and VIP social access to our private social media group.
Atlanta’s most paws-itively fun Halloween tradition returns!
Join us on Saturday, October 24, at Grant Park for a morning of costumes, community, and Halloween fun benefiting LifeLine Animal Project.
Whether you’re racing for a new personal best, showing off your dog’s costume, or just coming for the atmosphere, Spooky Pooch is designed for everyone.
This year’s Spooky Pooch has a little extra Boston Terrier energy. Known for their tuxedo-like markings, expressive faces, and big personalities, Boston Terriers are small, mighty, and full of Halloween spirit. Race participants will receive an event T-shirt and finisher medal featuring a caped Boston Terrier.
Last year’s event sold out, so don’t wait to reserve your spot.
Not Running? Join Us Anyway!
Spooky Pooch is more than a race. Bring your friends, cheer on participants, enjoy the festivities, and spend the morning celebrating dogs and the people who love them.
Spooky Pooch features:
Timed 5K (ages 8+ only)
1 Mile Fun Run (all ages)
Virtual Participation Option
Costume Contests (for humans & pets!)
Awards + Prizes for top finishers
Vendor Village
Music & Entertainment in the post-race village
All proceeds benefit LifeLine Animal Project, helping us keep pets and families together while saving the lives of thousands of homeless animals across Atlanta._______________________________________________________________________________________
Registration Levels
All participants, including children and dogs, must be registered to participate.
Timed 5K
Ages 8+
Early Bird | $40 through August 28
General Registration | $45 August 29–October 9
Last-Minute Registration | $55 October 10–20
Includes:
5K race entry
Timing chip and race bib
Finisher medal
Event T-shirt
Access to post-race activities
T-shirt size is guaranteed for Early Bird and General Registration only.
Fun Run/Walk
A shorter, lower-activity option for families with small children, older dogs, and participants who want a more relaxed way to join the fun.
Limited capacity | Ages 3+
Early Bird | $30 Available through August 28
General Registration | $35 Available August 29–October 9
Last-Minute Registration | $40 Available October 10–20
Includes:
Fun Run/Walk entry
Event T-shirt
Access to post-race activities
Finisher medals are not included with Fun Run/Walk registration.
Virtual Runner
$40 | All ages
Can’t make it to Grant Park? Complete your 5K from anywhere and still participate in Spooky Pooch.
Includes:
Event T-shirt
Finisher medal
Shipping within the United States
Dog Add-On
$15 | Limited capacity
Bring your pup along for the fun. Registered dogs will receive a spooky bandana, mini finisher medal, and access to dog-friendly event activities.
To help keep every dog safe and comfortable, each human participant may register one dog. New environments and crowds can be overwhelming, and this helps give every pup the space they need.
One dog per registered human participant. All dogs must be non-reactive and properly socialized. LifeLine assumes no responsibility for actions or behaviors of participating dogs. Waivers are required for all dogs.
Want to bring a shelter dog in for the race? Inquire about our Weekend Warrior program here!
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