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Shaare Torah Jewish Community, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, The Interfaith Families Project of Greater Washington, Trinity Lutheran Church, and the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community are proud to partner for the tenth annual Montgomery County Interfaith 5K. Our goal is to bring together communities of faith in the county so people from diverse backgrounds can join forces to share a fun and health-promoting activity, teach tolerance through exposure and friendship and enjoy each other’s company.
The Montgomery County Interfaith 5K is an inclusive event, designed to bring together people of different backgrounds to meet, socialize and work together to better the entire community. While many attendees are people of faith, the event respects all backgrounds and does not embrace any one religion or belief system. Religious services, proselytizing and preaching are not part of the public program and should not be practiced at the Montgomery County Interfaith 5K.
Register as part of a team! Teams that have 12 or more registrants as of August 24th can have a table in our race festival area. Register by August 9th to guarantee a shirt.
The 2026 Montgomery County Interfaith 5K will continue to donate its proceeds to support the local Montgomery County community. This year profits will be donated to Gaithersburg Help and C-4.
Packet Pickup schedule:
Sunday (9/6) from 1:00 - 4:00 pm
RnJ Sports
11910 Parklawn Drive
Rockville, MD 20852
Race day (9/7) at 7:00 am (arrive by 7:15 am to pick up packet)
Race Site at the Dairy Mooseum
Maryland Soccerplex
18028 Central Park Circle
Join us for the Footprints of Hope 5K and take a step toward better health! Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, this event is the perfect opportunity to challenge yourself, have fun, and connect with a community of like-minded individuals. Get moving, improve your health, and celebrate every step along the way! Sign up today and make your health a priority!
Powered by the Living Hope Seventh-day Adventist Community Church, one of our passions is health and wellness. It is well documented in multiple scientific research studies that movement is medicine to our mind, body, and soul! We are excited for this opportunity to bring our community together in health and wellness. It's a journey and together we'll make footprints of hope!
Registration includes a T-shirt and finishers medal! Don't miss outdoor fun with the family! We will have a Kids BOUNCE HOUSE, healthy snacks, and KONA ICE will be there to help us cool off after the race!
Join us for part two of our campaign for 9/11/2026. On the morning of 08 September after a reading honoring the 184 people whose lives where lost at the Pentagon 25 years ago, our Tribute Run will continue as we make our way to NYC. A team of 30 runners from Old Town Run Club and Murphy's Run Club, will have run 170 miles over a two-day period from the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville PA, carrying a flag that will continue all the way to New York.
Day 1 will have us tackling 110 miles passing through DC, heading north through Maryland into the hills in PA, where we will bed down for the night in Mountville PA.
Day 2 has us up at the crack of dawn covering 69 miles and finishing up in time for drinks and dinner in Skippack PA. Another overnight in Kulpsville PA.
Day3 will be an 87 mile affair finally heading east through NJ and across the Goethals Bridge arriving in Staten Island. Our lodging will be at the Navy Lodge at Fort Wadsworth.
Day 4 all runners and volunteers will run together covering the 3.6 miles from the Navy Lodge to the Staten Island Ferry. When we arrive in NY, it’s a short 0.6 of a mile to Zuccotti Park arriving before the first plane crashed at 08:46 AM. We will assemble for a prayer vigil and pay our respects.
Over the four days we will cover over 270 total miles.
-For twilight and night time running a full running vest will be required, no exceptions.
Registration includes the following:
-Four nights in a hotel (Tues through Fri, checkout or extend on Saturday). You will have a roommate off your choice. Single rooms can be arranged, depending on availability. You are responsible for the price difference.
-Van transportation departing Alexandria VA on 08 September. We will have multiple vans that will monitor the runners and shuttle them to their starting points for their assigned legs. After we arrive on the 11th, we will have a return plan and we anticipate vans returning to Alexandria or Virginia Beach on the 12th and 13th.
-A dry fit shirt of your choice (Red/White/Blue) Additional shirts will be available for sale.
-We will have H20 and snacks in the vans, runners are responsible for their own food.
It is expected that all runners and volunteers will help with fundraising and most especially raising awareness for our campaign and the foundation.
*The race directors have absolute authority to deem a route “red” and every effort will be made to find an alternate route. When not available or if it is a safety concern we will skip that portion of the route.
Checkout our 2026 Campaign for the Tunnel to Towers (T2T) Foundation.
Http://dogood.t2t.org/OldTownRunClub26
9/11…Never Forget
We will not have shirts for this event, however there will be finisher’s medals!
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
This family-friendly 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk will raise funds to enhance the quality and impact of student learning experiences in Spotsylvania County Public Schools (SCPS) through the Spotsylvania Education Foundation (SEF).
SEF is hosting both in-person and virtual options for the race this year! Participants will register to complete their 5K or 1 Mile Fun Run in-person (1 Mile in-person is for students ages 12 and under only) on September 12 or complete the Virtual 5K or 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk (both adults and students) at a location of your choosing during race weekend: September 11-13. Race bibs and t-shirts* will be available for pick up on September 10 and 11 and race morning. If the in-person portion is cancelled for any reason, all registrations will move to virtual.
*Registrations must be received by August 30 to guarantee a race t-shirt. There is no guarantee that participants will receive a t-shirt after August 30, 2026. Selection of size during registration does not guarantee a t-shirt.
Be a part of the community in helping young minds grow! The Spotsylvania Education Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, supports innovative programs and projects for the students and employees of Spotsylvania County Public Schools, which enhance student learning and contribute to success after graduation.
Cheering from the sidelines or not able to join in on race weekend but still want to support students and educators in Spotsylvania County? Contact Angie Sullivan at [email protected] to learn more about Race for Education sponsorships or use the donate tab.
Come celebrate Patriots Day with a fun evening race that starts and ends near Bunnyman Brewing at the Workhouse Arts Center. Stick around after the race to toast with your running friends, new and old.
The Tekau’s Heart Memorial 5K Run/1 Mile Walk is held to raise awareness about heart conditions that can occur in teens and young adults and in memory of Tekau Rasayon who passed away suddenly at the age of 17. Proceeds from the run will go towards funding a memorial scholarship in Tekau's name.
As a charitable 501(c)3 non-profit.....our mission is to raise awareness about heart conditions and heart health, with a focus on teens and young adults. And, to provide a memorial scholarship to a graduating senior that is going to college. Please visit our website at www.tekausheart.org to learn more about our organization.
Event details and schedule
EVENT SCHEDULE
Package pick-up and on-site registration: 6:30am-7:45am
Warm-up: 7:45am-7:55am
Run: 8:00am
Close-out: 12:00pm
Course Info: Woodrow Wilson Bridge
Parking Info: is available at the site parking lot.
What to bring: Water. Please stay hydrated.
What to wear: Comfortable and cool fitness attire.
Do you like to swim, bike, and run? Do you like to help raise money for a worthy cause? Then why not participate in the 17th annual Karen Stevens Memorial Kid’s Triathlon.
If you are looking for a fantastic Kid’s Triathlon this fall, the Severna Park Community Center is hosting Karen Stevens Memorial Kid’s Triathlon. It is a morning of filled with fun and excitement. All proceeds from the event will go towards provide free swim lessons for children with special needs.
Event details and schedule
Monday, August 17 - Early Registration Ends
Thursday, September 10 -Registration Closes
Saturday, September 12 - Race Day
Severna Park Community Center
7:00am - Race Check-in
7:30am - Race Begins
8:00am - Junior Tri-IT!
(Check website/e-mail for cancellation information)
Detailed Transition Area map located on race website.
Distances:
10 & Under (recommend for 5-10 Years old)
Swim - 200 Yards (8 Lengths)
Bike – 2 miles
Run – ¾ mile
11 – 14 years old
Swim - 400 Yards (16 Lengths)
Bike – 4 miles
Run – 1½ miles
Junior Tri-IT! (recommend for 3-5 Years old)
Swim - 4 Lengts of Therapy Pool
Bike – 1/8 miles (Severna Park Community Grounds)
Run – 1/10 miles (Severna Park Community Grounds)
(Bike and run distances are approximate)
Detailed map located on race website.
Relays: Consist of 2 or 3 people. Each leg needs to be completed by the person who started the leg. There can be one person for one leg and another for two or a total of three people each doing one leg. Each person needs to complete a separate registration form to participate.
Junior Tri-it!: Junior Tri-it! This course is designed for first time triathletes. Participants will begin the triathlon with a swim in the SPCC heated therapy pool (4 lengths) followed by a 1/8 mile bike ride before finishing the race with a 1/10 mile run. The course will be held on the Severna Park Community Center grounds. The Junior Tri-IT is an opportunity for younger participants to develop their triathlon skills.
Timing: We encourage everyone to enjoy their experience of a recreational triathlon. The swim, run, and transition times (the time between each leg of the event) will count towards your overall triathlon time. Times will not count for the bike leg because no one is permitted to exceed the speed limit of 15 mph. No participant will be advantaged or disadvantaged by the bike “ride”. There will be designated pathways roped off to direct you to the next leg of the triathlon.
Race and Course Info:
Get stoked to race in the second annual HenBIKEo CX! Ride through the historic park's living farm exhibit, passing by cows, pigs, and sheep. Waffles on Wheels will be serving their specialty Belgian delights and Dentwood Coffee Co. will have their coffee inspired by HenBIKEo.
The CX course will also trace the northern perimeter of the main HenBIKEo event, happening from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM. This new, family-friendly event from Henrico Recreation and Parks will highlight the awesome cycling opportunities, organizations, and businesses in RVA, as well as how Henrico County is working to make cycling safer and more accessible. Learn more here: henrico.gov/henbikeo.
Registration:
On-Line Registration until Friday, September 11th at 8:00 pm or day of registration up until 30 minutes prior to your race. Day of registration is $40 for the first race and $10 to add additional races.
All races are part of the Virginia CX (VACX) points series. Prices for entry are based on Individual races.
*Series Winners must pre-register and email me with your Category to receive $6.00 entry.
If you expect a call up you need to pre-register
Event day registration opens at 9:00 AM.
The Lil' Belgian kids race is presented by WeeWheel Richmond and for registration you can find that on it's own registration page here: https://www.bikereg.com/henbikeo-lil-belgium-kids-race .
Course Address and Parking:
Address: Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park. 3400 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060.
Parking: Parking is available in grass apsture next to course. Please see attached event map.
VACX Series Standings and Info:
For Virginia Cyclocross Series standings: crossresults.com - we wrangle data so you don't have to
For questions contact the race promoter Graham Costa at: [email protected] or call (757) 660-2117
Routes
Four distances are offered to provide a challenge for all fitness levels. Printed queue sheets will be available at pre-ride check-in on Friday, on event day and at the rest stops.
Metric - ORANGE Bibs
Metric Century Ride
25 Mile Road Ride - GREEN Bibs
25 Mile Road Route
Warrior Retreat Ride -10 Mile - YELLOW Bibs
10 Mile Warrior Retreat Route
Gravel - PURPLE Bibs
Gravel Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29283715
Thank you for participating in the 2026 Warrior Ride!
This event supports our nation's wounded, ill and injured service members through the services provided by the nonprofit organization Willing Warriors. Many of them will be participating in the event either as riders, volunteers, or part of the crowd cheering the riders on. Many active duty and veteran service members may also be participating. These outstanding individuals have given so much to defend our country. Through our work at the Warrior Retreat at Bull Run, we've seen how the support of the community helps to lift their spirits, heal their hidden wounds, and rebuild their lives. The Warrior Bike Ride is your opportunity to see them, ride alongside them, get to know them, and thank them in person for the service and sacrifices they've given to our country. Whether you want to ride, volunteer or just be part of the crowd cheering them on, this is an event that you don't want to miss!
While our first and foremost goal is your safety, the most important decision is yours. Are you comfortable riding in a setting where there are other cyclists? If not, we understand and suggest that you wait until another day before riding in a group setting. In lieu of riding this year, please consider making a donation .
We are placing extra measures to enhance the safety of the event, but each of us is still responsible for our own actions. We can only control what we can control, which is ourselves. We greatly thank each of you in advance for your cooperation and patience!
Only REGISTERED Riders will be allowed on the course or at Rest Stops. Riders will be identified with a numbered colored bib. This bib will have the SAG Support and Emergency Phone numbers.
Event Rider Packet & Merchandise Pickup: Friday September 11; 3-7pm or Saturday September 12
Pickup location: The Farm Brewery at Broad Run, 16015 John Marshall Hwy Broad Run, VA 20137
Riders will be given a T-shirt (based on availability), Bib #, cue sheets and any last minute instructions on event day check-in.
This event will occur rain or shine
Timeline:
6:30 am: Registration Opens & Breakfast Begins
7:25 am: Opening Ceremonies
7:30 am: Metric Riders Depart
8:00 am: Gravel Riders Depart
9:00 am: 25 Mile Riders Depart
10:05 am: 10 Mile Riders Depart
11:00 am: Lunch Service Begins **Lunch served until all cyclists/volunteers are back at Farm Brewery **
2:00 pm: All Riders must be off roads
3:00 pm: Event Ends
Parking:
The Farm Brewery at Broad Run 16015 John Marshall Hwy Broad Run, VA 20137
What is the Warrior Ride?
The Warrior Ride is an activity filled day hosted at The Farm Brewery at Broad Run, raising funds to support Willing Warriors. The day begins with riders taking on the challenge of either a 10 mile Road, 25 mile Road, 38 mile Gravel, or 62 mile Metric Century Road ride through the rolling back roads of Prince William and Loudoun Counties. All of our riders are encouraged to bring their friends and families to enjoy the afternoon at The Farm Brewery at Broad Run afterwards! (Extra Meal tickets MAY BE available for purchase on-site and online.) The afternoon starts with lunch and beverages!
WAIT!? We are riding on the highways and back roads??
Yes! Our area of Virginia has some amazing roads to ride on with amazing views! THE ROADS WILL NOT BE CLOSED! All riders are riding at their own risk. If you are not already familiar with the laws regarding bicyclists on Virginia highways, please take a few minutes to read: http://www.virginiadot.org/programs/bikeped/laws_and_safety_tips.asp
Do I need my own bike?
Yes, there will NOT be extra bikes at the event. We encourage you to visit Nova Cycleworks in Manassas, Woodbridge, or Herndon ahead of time to purchase or have your bike serviced! Tell them the Warrior Ride sent you!
Hammer Down Ride Center will have road bikes, gravel bikes, and e-bikes, available ONLY for those who PRE-BOOK at https://hammerdownridecenter.com/pages/rent-your-time If you have any questions, please contact Michael Rejent: 240-531-3303 or [email protected]
What type of bike is suitable?
We recommend that you use a bike which is designed for road use for the longer distanced road rides. Hybrids, touring bikes, recumbent trikes, and racer bikes may also be used. If you have additional questions, need new gear or a tune-up, please consult our friends at NoVA Cycleworks: https://www.novacycleworks.com
I am a beginner - are these rides suitable for me?
Definitely! As long as you’re fit enough to complete the distance there is no reason why you can’t take part. Distances vary in ride length with the longer routes offering multiple 'bail-out' spots. Our 10 mile Warrior Retreat Ride is a perfect way to get out on the roads for those who are new to cycling or worry about not being able to complete the longer distances.
How many people enter the events?
We have set a registration goal and limit of 400 cyclists. Please tell your friends to come join you on the ride!
How fit do I need to be?
You should be capable to ride the distance and climb the elevation of the category that you are entering. We recommend each participant adequately train for the distance they plan to ride. We don’t want you to overstretch yourself, have a bad day and not come back! Once you’ve done this for the first time you will be able to gauge if you’re fit enough to move on to the next length of ride for next year.
As a general guideline, an active adult who works out two or more times per week (cardio and leg strength training) and has little road experience should have a reasonable challenge to complete the 10-mile ride.
The Metric Century, is designed to be a sound test of physical and mental toughness while still being classified as a recreational ride.
How old or young should I be?
We ask that you are physically and mentally fit to complete the ride you’ve entered. We will be on major highways and back country roads; therefore we must ask that no children under the age of 16 participate.
Children under the age of 18 must attend the event with an accompanying adult who is over the age of 18.
17-year-olds can ride independently providing we have signed consent from a parent or guardian at the event center.
You know the ability of yourself and your children and are in the best position to decide if they can tackle the ride.
What should I take with me?
We recommend you carry a small tool kit, spare tube or tube patch kit, water, food (energy bars) and spare clothing if there is the possibility of the weather changing. Stocked rest stops have been placed throughout the routes with water, snacks, mechanic support and restrooms.
Light breakfast foods and drink will be available before you begin, provided by our sponsor Micron. Several Rest Areas will be positioned throughout the routes for hydration, snacks, communication and mechanicals. There will be beverages, BBQ lunch and activities at the Brewery after your ride so plan to stick around and have fun!
Is there a bike shop at the event?
NoVA Cycleworks will be present throughout the event at the event center, rest stops and providing SAG (Stragglers and Gear) Support. If there is anything specific for your bike, we won’t carry it, so please bring it with you to the event. Also, if the gear team checks your equipment or helps with last minute adjustments, air or other maintenance related support, PLEASE REMEMBER TO TIP THEM. They are volunteers, not paid by the event committee.
Do I have to wear a helmet?
Yes, Virginia state law requires all riders wear a helmet during our events. This is to comply with our responsibilities and ensure insurance coverage for the event. Riders that do not have a helmet will be refused entry to the event on the day.
Do I need insurance?
You do not need insurance to ride at our events but you are not covered by our policy either. Should you cause an accident or injury during our event you may be held personally responsible by the aggrieved party. It is therefore your choice if you wish to take out an individual insurance policy. We recommend you carry your medical insurance card with you.
Can I get a map of the route before the day?
Routes will be confirmed before the event once we have made sure there are no obstacles or dangers exist on the course that may require us to alter it. Links for each route are accessible at the top of these notes.
Registered riders will be able to view the routes via GPX files supplied in a pre-event email. Maps located on the event pages are for information purposes only and are subject to change. Printed maps of the final course routes will be available at packet pick-up and on ride day.
What's your refund policy?
As this is a charity event, your entry fees cannot be refunded under any circumstances. We appreciate your support and hope you will be able to join us next year!
Is food and drink available?
Yes! We will have complimentary breakfast and beverages available prior to your ride. The courses will have Rest Stops where riders can refuel and rehydrate.
Our friends at The Farm Brewery at Broad Run will be host to the final station stop and BBQ lunch will be provided for all riders, and those with Meal Tickets. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase at the brewery. All riders will receive one complimentary beverage ticket.
What happens if I have an accident or mechanical problem?
If you or anyone else is seriously injured on the course the first point of contact should be the emergency service number provided to you on your wrist band at registration. We will have EMT’s with transport vehicles positioned throughout the routes and ready to respond immediately.
In case of a minor injury or mechanical problem with your bike, your wrist band will have the number for SAG (Stragglers and Gear) Support. You should inform the organizers of the situation and your location so they can respond appropriately. For your safety, please move off the roadway while you await assistance.
What happens if I get lost?
The first thing you should do is try to physically locate yourself. Ask a walker, knock on a door or read signposts. Then look at your map to see if you can find your way back onto the route. If this is not possible, call the SAG number on your route map (NOT 911). Stay warm and visible in one location while we try to direct you back on to the route. In extreme circumstances, we will come and get you, but it might not be possible to put you back on the route, so you will be returned to the event headquarters.
Is racing okay?
No. This is NOT a race. We do not publish times in speed order and do not encourage race-type behavior. This is a fundraising event and it is social / recreational in nature. The intent is to raise awareness for Willing Warriors.
From a legal point of view, we mark out the route with arrows and tags. We purposely designed the routes so that if you want to cut out sections due to mechanical and energy problems, that’s fine. We do however recommend that you follow the route and map to avoid becoming lost.
Can I advertise at your event?
Yes – sponsorships / advertisements are welcomed (and appreciated!) Please email: [email protected]
Health Precautions
Stay home if you are sick or have been in contact with someone who is sick within the past 14 days. Consider taking a pass on the event if you’re part of a vulnerable group.
Be Informed! Read all event communication and signage, as it could contain important safety information on new event procedures and policies. Follow the instructions of medical personnel and Warrior Ride volunteers.
Maintain a safe and respectful distance from others.
Practice proper health and hygiene methods for hand washing, hand sanitizing, sneezing, coughing, etc.
You are welcome to wear a face covering if you want.
Show up on time for your assigned check-in and start time.
The Patriots Triathlon is a great end of season race with Olympic and Sprint options all while being just minutes from historic Williamsburg, VA and the Jamestown Settlement. The swim takes place at beautiful Jamestown beach where you can watch Osprey catch their breakfast or see a pod of dolphins swim along the course. The bike course is flat, fast and parallels the Cap-Cap bike trail along Rt. 5. The run course is simply amazing as it winds through historic farmland and forest on a combination of bike paths and jogging trails. Be sure to stay for the weekend to experience all that the greater Williamsburg area has to offer!
Not sure if you should register? Well, check out these videos from the Patriots Triathlon HERE, then sign up below!
For further race details go to https://kineticmultisports.com/races/patriots/.
#irunthisbridge - the elegantly sloping half mile of Deal Island Bridge greets you at the start AND finish of both distances!
#runwithaview - the Chesapeake Bay Skipjack Fleet graces the harbor at the start line. It is the last commercial sail powered fishing fleet in North America and the only cohesive sailing fleet in the western hemisphere. You're sure to catch the osprey fishing for their final meals in our marsh creeks before they retire south for the winter. And what better way to recover from that bridge sprint than with a walk on the beach? Deal Island Beach is renown for it's treasure of sea glass!
Professional Chip Timing by TCR Event Management
100% of Proceeds Support Deal Island Community Thanksgiving Dinner ON Thanksgiving Day
Awesome Refreshments (got chocolate milk?)
Raffles & Unique Trophies
Race Day Registration
Simultaneous Start for 5K and 10K
No Duplicate Awards
Overall Male + Female / Masters Male + Female (over 40) / Age Groups (Male + Female)
Long Sleeve Cotton Feel Tech Tee
Multiple Water Stops
Walkers, Jogging Strollers + Well Mannered Canines With Leashes Welcome
No Rain Date or Refunds
EMT Assistance Available
Please watch the Facebook page for updates and the schedule of events!
Come enjoy this gorgeous 5k & 10k paved course along the scenic Mount Vernon trail with views of the Potomac River.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Come out and enjoy this scenic half & 5k in the heart of Georgetown near the Nation’s Capital. Both events run on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal path, however the Half Marathon begins/ends in Georgetown near the Potomac Boat Club while the 5K begins/ends at Fletcher’s Boat House.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
50th Annual Gary P. Lister
Bottle & Cork Ten Miler / 5K
September 12, 2026 – Saturday
Dewey Beach, DE
A Ten Sisters of Dewey Beach Road Race Series Event
The Post Race Party and Awards will be held inside Bottle and Cork
Latinas Leading Tomorrow (LLT) is addressing the unique challenges and barriers faced by Latinas in their academic success and personal development. We recognize that schools often overlook the cultural, language, and socio-economic needs of Latino students, and we aim to bridge this gap through cultural responsiveness and mentorship.
Come out and enjoy our 5K in Washington DC at Hains Point Park. We invite you to support our upcoming 4th annual Reach for the Stars 5K Run/Walk, where funds raised will directly contribute to our efforts in empowering Latina students. We have an ambitious goal of $60,000 this year. We are confident that with the help of individuals, corporate sponsorships, and the community coming together, we can reach this goal!
Thank you for your support in addressing the unique challenges faced by Latina students and promoting their academic success and personal development.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
Step 1 – REGISTER for the race
Step 2 – We invite you to download the RunSignUp app where you can keep track of all your race activities.
Step 3 – Pick up your race packet (See Packet Pickup Section)
Step 4 - Show up for race! - STROLLERS AND WALKERS ARE WELCOME
SHARE our event with your friends and family throughout the DMV area.
We are so excited to be with you for our 5th Annual Reach for the Stars 5K Run/Walk Saturday, September 12 at Hains Point Park. We wanted to provide you with some information in preparation for the race. This event will begin promptly at 8 am.
This is a rain or shine event, therefore the event will still take place even if it rains.
SCHEDULE OF EVENT:
Plan ahead to get there early and carpool if you can!
START/FINISH LINE: Hains Point Park Washington, DC
8:00-8:30 am: Check-In/pre-race activities
8:30 am: Warm Up
9:00 am: Start of 5K Run/Walk
10:30 am: Post Race Party at Hains Point Picnic Area
We are committed to ensuring the physical, social, emotional, and mental health of girls. We hope you will join us in this celebration of health, wellness, and girl power!
DC BIKE RIDE 2026
Welcome to the NON-MEMBER registration page for the MCRRC Lake Needwood 10K!
This page may also be used to sign up to volunteer - please see the "volunteer" tab to the left.
This race is part of our free, low-key series for members. Please refer to the "Low-Key Race Entry Procedure" on our website for more information.
RUN RICHMOND 16.19 is a cultural run-or-walk experience presented by the Djimon Hounsou Foundation, inviting participants to engage with 400+ years of Black history in Richmond, Virginia—in the very places where this history unfolded.
Runners and walkers can choose between two symbolic distances, 16.19K and 8K, and enhance their journey with a free, GPS-enabled educational audio guide narrated by two-time Oscar nominee Djimon Hounsou, bringing our shared history to life along the route.
We are a commemorative partner of VA250, the 250-year celebration of America, and the official race partner of BGR!’s Sweat With Your Sole National Conference.