5 events in Amesbury, Massachusetts

The 3rd Annual Enjoy Your Life Happy Half Marathon and Friendly 5K this Spring will be the most fun and exciting race event in the area! The half marathon course is a challenging one that weaves its way through three picturesque towns offering you the most beautiful backdrop of farmland, open space, countryside, and a touch of downtown Amesbury, MA. The 5K is a beautiful and out and back to everyone's favorite open space - Battis Farm! When you cross that finish line, the after-party celebration will be underway with music, local vendors, healthy snacks, food trucks, beer from Mill 77 Brewery and more!

This unique Farm 5K race series in 2026 will feature three exhilarating races, all set within the scenic grounds of our beautiful farm in Amesbury, MA. The varying seasons here in New England will offer a different race experience at each of the three events. The series is designed to promote health and fitness, test your endurance all while showcasing our award winning farm.

Perfect for families, the series encourages participants of all ages to enjoy an active lifestyle together, with opportunities for fun and connection for everyone, participants and attendees. We encourage you to join us for a memorable race series that celebrates community spirit, highlights our beautiful farm while experiencing the great outdoors.

We are PROUD to continue hosting the Amesbury Days community 5K as an official event of the 2026 Amesbury Days brought to you by the Amesbury Chamber of Commerce. The last couple of years have been a huge success since we've taken over management of the event. We're making efforts to continue to enhance the runner experience while making the necessary changes to attract a larger audience! This year's event will offer an awesome course, terrific local vibe and way more room for an even bigger party at Heritage Park in the Lower Millyard.

That being said we are back this summer with a slightly revised 5K start and finish and the addition of the Amesbury Days 1 Mile Race!!

The 5K course is the same route just the elimination of one last big hill climb and a slight change to the finish.

The new 1 Mile course follows the same route, just an abridged version.