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THANK YOU FOR MAKING OUR 5K WALK/RUN SOUL FITNESS WEEKEND A SUCCESS EACH AND EVERY YEAR!!
The Ivy Community Charities of Prince George's County, Inc. in collaboration with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Iota Gamma Omega Chapter is excited to once again offer this event as a customized hybrid experience.
Our Annual 5K Walk/Run Soul Fitness Weekend will offer virtual options for run and walk participation, as well as virtual wellness activities. The in-person event will be held at Watkins Park on Saturday, September 26, 2026 starting at 8:30 am, with live Zumba and health vendors. Just choose your registration of choice and get ready for an exciting weekend.
If you are unable to participate and still want to support, there are so many ways to contribute by becoming a sponsor for the event or making a donation to support The Ivy Community Charities of Prince George’s County, Inc. The funds raised from this event will support mental health awareness and research, address the fight against childhood hunger, and promote other local community programs.
REGISTER NOW and JOIN THE FUN!
Kindest Regards-
Belinda M. Wiley and Shirley A. Stewart-Tibbs
Ways and Means Committee Chairmen
Conquer the race. Love the town. Come Swim, Bike & Run in Luray! Set in the scenic Shenandoah Valley near the friendly town of Luray, Virginia, the 21th Annual Luray Triathlon offers a fun-filled, challenging multi-sport weekend.
NEW for 2026, both the Sprint & Olympic races will be held on same day - Aug 16, 2026.
There is no Hawksbill Double race category for the 2026 event.
End of the Road Half Marathon (October 24–25, 2026 · Waterfall, PA) is one of Pennsylvania’s most unique fall races. Choose the Half Marathon or 4 miler and run through two long, dark tunnels on the abandoned Pennsylvania Turnpike, surrounded by peak autumn foliage.
Looking for an October race that’s unlike anything else in the state? This event takes runners deep into history along a stretch of highway bypassed in 1968 and untouched by cars for nearly 50 years. The course blends five miles of tunnel running with rolling rural roads and stunning mountain scenery.
Not ready for 13.1 miles? If you’ve run a 5K before, the 4 Miler is the perfect next step. It’s approachable for newer runners, fun for walkers, and still gives you the full thrill of racing through the famous abandoned tunnels. Curious what it's like to run through the tunnels? Watch our End of the Road Half Marathon & 4 Mile preview video with footage from 2024 participant, Natasha.
Race Options:
Half Marathon – Saturday or Sunday (choose your day)
One Tunnel 4 Mile – Sunday
Two-Day Challenges:
26.2 Road Closed Rambler – Half Marathon Saturday + Half Marathon Sunday
17.1 Tunnel Traveler – Half Marathon Saturday + One Tunnel 4 Miler Sunday
Why Runners Love It:
Run through 5 miles of tunnels – a headlamp or flashlight is required
Limited field sizes each day for an uncrowded course
Official pacers for both Half Marathons to help you hit your time goals
Movie Night on the Turnpike Saturday evening (The Addams Family in 2025)
Host hotel near the start/finish that hosts packet pickup (book early—sold out last year)
Now in its eighteenth year, this race has welcomed runners from across the U.S., raising funds for The Old PA Pike’s efforts to turn the abandoned turnpike into a permanent greenway for runners, walkers, and cyclists.
Be part of one of Pennsylvania’s most talked-about October races—and one of the most memorable courses you’ll ever run.
The 14th annual 5k run/walk is on Sunday, October 5, 2025, at 9 am. The course starts in Union Square Park and winds through and around Southwest Baltimore's historic landmarks and parks, including Hollins Market, the Irish Railroad Workers Museum, the B&O Railroad Museum, the Mount Clare Museum House in Carroll Park, and the H.L. Mencken House and Museum. The course showcases SOWEBO’s rich cultural diversity, architectural beauty, historic landmarks, and parks. Race participants enjoy refreshments and music during the awards ceremony in historic Union Square.
Walk for Life: Honoring the Journey, Celebrating the Strength
Join us for the Walk for Life, a community-centered event dedicated to breast cancer survivors, caregivers, and the loved ones we hold in our hearts. This is more than just a walk—it’s a movement of hope, healing, and unity. Whether you’re walking in celebration, remembrance, or support, every step tells a story.
This is not a 5K or a race. It’s a peaceful, powerful walk that invites people of all ages and abilities to come together and make every step count. As we walk side by side, we honor the strength of those who’ve battled breast cancer, support those currently in the fight, and remember those we’ve lost with love and purpose.
Event Highlights Include:
Survivor & Caregiver Recognition: A heartfelt moment to honor those who inspire us with their strength and resilience.
Tribute Wall & Photo Area: Share a name, a message, or a memory in honor of someone special.
Pink Lane: Visit health vendors, enjoy wellness screenings (including blood pressure checks), and gather information and support.
Stretch & Snack Zone: Warm up, cool down, and refuel with healthy bites.
Kid Zone: Face painting, balloons, and activities to keep little walkers smiling.
Motivation: Uplifting messages, and a community vibe you’ll never forget.
Whether you walk for a friend, a family member, yourself, or the future—you walk with purpose.
You walk in faith.
You walk with us.
Register Today! Early bird registration ends August 16th. Don’t miss the chance to be part of something meaningful.
Walk for Life—because together, we are stronger.
For Survivors
If you are a breast cancer conqueror, please submit an information form so that we may properly honor you.
Join us, Saturday, September 26, 2026, for the third annual Johns Hopkins Children's Center Miracles in Motion 5K and 1-mile walk!
This event is a 5K Run or 1-mile walk, followed by a Critter Crawl Kids Dash, all to benefit the Johns Hopkins Children's Center! Your registration fee includes a cotton t-shirt. Participants have the opportunity to fundraise for any area of the Children's Center where they feel a personal connection.
Amazing Courses This triple-distance trail-running celebration guides you through the best features of the northern Michaux State Forest, nestled within the ancient south-central Pennsylvania Appalachian Mountains. The freshly designed courses offer our trail buddies a little bit o' everything, swift, flowy single-track, rolling, rooty ridgelines, rocky quad-busting descents, not to mention the VIEWS - breathtaking and worth every drop of sweat! Get the full butt-whoopin' and snag your spot on the gorgeous and challenging 50K+ course! Or take it one chunk at a time with your choice of the spicy half-marathon or the scrambly, heart-pounding 20 Miler! No matter what you pick, you'll pocket the wealth waiting for you within these magnificent Michaux miles! Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners, PA Race Headquarters will be sprawled out in the grassy field behind the bath house at the Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Fuller Lake Day Use Area.. So many bathrooms, showers, and so much parking. We
feel so privileged to house this kickbutt event in this gem of a state park! Race Day Registration Available in 2026 We will be accepting race day registrations this year! Please come to register according to the following schedule:50K & 20M : 6:45-7:45amHalf Marathon: 8:15-9:15am Race Starts: 50K & 20miler @ 8:00am (Pre-race Meeting: 7:45am)Half Marathon @ 9:30am (Pre-race Meeting: 9:15am) ********************** 50K Our 50K course was designed to hit all the best views in the northern Michaux! You'll be running through sandstone boulder ridgelines, woodland savannah, Mountain Laurel and wild blueberry, on a perfect blend of classic windy single track, smooth pine needle carpet, grassy double track, and technical, toe-grabbing forest paths.Course Length: 33ish milesElevation Gain: 4400+ feetAid Station Mileages: • PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 5.5• DEAD WOMAN’S HOLLOW Aid Station: Mile 10.2• PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 15.8 • FURNACE STACK Aid Station: Mile 19.4• LAUREL LAKE Aid Station:
Mile 22.9• RIDGE ROAD Aid Station: Mile 26.6• CATTLE CHUTE Aid Station: Mile 30.2Aid Station Nutrition:• Water, electrolyte (Tailwind), Coke, & Gingerale• Fruit (oranges/bananas)• Potatoes and/or potato chips• Fritos• Cookies (reg and gluten-free)• Gels/Blocks/Stroop Waffles• Candy• Rice Krispie Treats• Pickles• & sometimes MEATBALLS • Menstrual ProductsDrop Bag Locations: There will be one drop bag location at BRICKYARD Aid Station: Mile 19.7. Bring your drop bag to HQ, label it with your bib number (we will have duct tape and a sharpie), and we will take it to Brickyard for ya.Crew Access: There will be crew access at BRICKYARD and LAUREL LAKE aid stations.Time Limit:10 hours********************************* 20 Miler We love this super-challenging 20 mile route (the first 20miles of the 50K course)! Lung busting climbs, spicy, steep descents, as well as lovely, runnable stretches on classical technical Michaux single track! Once you've experienced the 20mile, you'll want to come b
ack for MORE!Elevation Gain: 3,000ftAid Station Location: • PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 5.5• DEAD WOMAN’S HOLLOW Aid Station: Mile 10.2• PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 15.8Aid Station Nutrition:• Water, electrolyte (Tailwind), Coke, & Gingerale• Fruit (oranges/bananas)• Potatoes and/or potato chips• Fritos• Cookies (reg and gluten-free)• Gels/Blocks/Stroop Waffles• Candy• Rice Krispie Treats• Pickles• & sometimes MEATBALLS • Menstrual ProductsNO drop bag option for the 20 Mile race.Crew Access: No crew access for 20 Mile race.Time Limit:7 hours********************************* Half Marathon Just need a quick Michaux fix? Breathtaking views await you as you cruise along the classic state forest trail, a mix of rocky single track, pine needle strewn ridgelines, and grumbly old double track. Come test your grit on this tough and rewarding course!Course Length:13.1ishElevation Gain:1400+ feetAid Station Mileages:• LAUREL LAKE Aid Station: Mile 3.3• RIDGE ROAD Aid Station: Mile 6.
9• CATTLE CHUTE Aid Station: Mile 10.5Aid Station Nutrition: • Water, electrolyte (Tailwind), Coke, & Gingerale• Fruit (oranges/bananas)• Potatoes and/or potato chips• Fritos• Cookies (reg and gluten-free)• Gels/Blocks/Stroop Waffles• Candy• Rice Krispie Treats• Pickles• & sometimes MEATBALLS • Menstrual ProductsNO drop bag option for the Half Marathon race.Crew Access:There will be crew access at LAUREL LAKE Aid Station: Mile 3.3.Time Limit:7 Hours! This is a VERY generous time limit on this course, making this half marathon accessible to serious hikers and ruckers! Awards will still only be based on lowest completion times, however. There will be NO separate hike/ruck divisions.********************************* Proudly presented to you by the Meatball Runners! For other Meatball races and to join the Meatball Community, click here! Event's current local time: 4:32 AM ET
Join us for the annual Robert I. Damie Race for Our Kids. This event features a 5k through Druid Hill Park and a 1-mile Family Walk through the Maryland Zoo as well as a post-event celebration at the Waterfowl pavilion. Participants receive a race shirt and medal, and discounted zoo tickets are available for ages 6+. Participants under 5 receive free zoo admission.
Event details and schedule
Schedule
7:30 AM – Registration opens
8:30 AM – 5K Run Begins
8:45 AM – 1-Mile Brent A. Rosenberg Family Walk sponsored by The Family Tree Begins
9:30 AM – Post-Event Festival and Celebration
10 AM – Zoo opens
Location & Parking
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
One Safari Place
Baltimore, MD 21217
There is plenty of free parking at the Zoo.
Strollers and Pets
Strollers are permitted on the 1-Mile Family Walk.
To ensure the safety of all participants, strollers, skates, and scooters are prohibited on the 5K race route.
Pets are not permitted on zoo grounds. Please leave your pets at home.
Amenities
Walkers will receive a short-sleeved shirt and may join us at the Post-Event Festival and Celebration.
Runners will receive a short-sleeved technical shirt, finisher medal, bib and may join us at the Post-Event Festival and Celebration.
Zoo admission tickets are available for purchase at a discounted price of $15 for ages 6+. Children 5 and under receive free Zoo admission. (Discounted tickets must be picked up at registration the morning of the event and can only be used the day of the event.)
In order to guarantee we will have your requested shirt size, participants should register by September 1.
5K Course Amenities
5K course includes course marshals, water and energy beverage stops, and medical support teams.
Weather
The event takes place rain or shine. We reserve the right to cancel the event due to extreme weather conditions.
Refunds
Refunds will not be given. Registration fees can be changed to a donation.
Questions?
Sahrah Henninger | [email protected] | 410-801-7557
16TH ANNUAL 5K AND 1 MILE FUN RUN & WALK
All proceeds benefit Pathfinders for Autism!
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Please join Pathfinders for Autism for our 16th Annual Run Wild for Autism. We are thrilled to be hosting our 16th year to bring a day of awareness, competition and fundraising for the community. We look forward to seeing you on September 27th at the Maryland Zoo and Druid Hill Park.
Join us for our 7th annual Rep Your Run Crew event. RYRC is a festival style, running event highlighting the impact of the urban running community on the health and well-being of the residents of Baltimore City and beyond. It is designed to connect runners of all ages, demographics, and running levels by providing a unique running experience.
The race brings together run clubs, fitness groups, workplace teams, fraternities, sororities, nonprofits, and everyday runners from across the region to represent their communities, their crews, and their pride.
Taking place on Saturday, September 20, 2025 at Druid Hill Park in Baltimore, MD, Rep Your Run Crew transforms race day into a full-on experience:
A scenic 5K course that welcomes runners and walkers of all levels
Post-race festival with music, food trucks, wellness activations, vendors, and giveaways
Cash prize for the largest crew on the course — so bring your squad and run deep
Opportunities to connect with the national run community and celebrate what movement means to you!
Whether you’re racing for a personal best, repping your city, or just coming for the vibes, Rep Your Run Crew is where community meets competition and celebration meets movement.
Thank you to our sponsors and community partners for their help in making RYRC an amazing event! Be sure to visit their websites by using the links below to learn more about their products and services!
Event Schedule
7:00 AM: Registration and Packet Pickup Opens
8:00 AM: Shake out activity/ Yoga
9:30 AM: 5 miler/ 5k Race Start
9:45 AM: 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk Start
Post Race Festival Activities
Live DJ Set and Entertainment
Food Trucks Offering Diverse Cuisines
Cash Bar
Local Vendor Booths
Activations with Premier Brands
Wellness Workshops and Fitness Demos
Feel free to bring your picnic blanket and enjoy music games and vibes on the water.
Race Categories
5 miler:We have added a 5 mile race for our more seasoned runners who are looking for a push or trainng for the October race season!
5K Run: Ideal for runners of all levels looking for a timed race experience.
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk: Perfect for beginners, families, and those looking for a less competitive, more leisurely experience.
Volunteer Opportunities
We welcome volunteers to help us create a memorable event. Volunteer roles include registration assistance, water station management, course marshaling, and more. All volunteers receive a special event T-shirt and refreshments.
The 9/11 Heroes Run 5K welcomes runners, ruckers, and walkers of all ages and fitness levels to honor the heroes of 9/11 and those who've served our nations since. We activate & unite communities and empower local veterans, active duty, first responders, and families of the fallen.
TMF is proud to partner with GORUCK again with rucking divisions at every run. Rucking is a sport based on special forces training in which participants walk or run while carrying weighted rucksacks. All participants registered for the GORUCK division will earn this year's exclusive TMF GORUCK patch. Learn more about GORUCK here.
🏃 Reboot with JuJu 5K
Join Us for the Reboot with JuJu 5K Run/Walk/Jog/Bike
Be part of a heartfelt event honoring the life of Jawuan “JuJu” Booker — and supporting all who are struggling or grieving the loss of someone they love. This event shines a light on mental health and suicide prevention and reminds our community that no one walks alone.
More than just a race, this is a movement to spark hope, healing, and connection. Whether you’re running, walking, biking, or joining virtually, you are helping break the silence, support those in crisis, and create a future filled with understanding and compassion.
Event Highlights
Scenic Course: Safe, family-friendly route through Liberty Knolls in Stafford, VA.
Virtual Option: Participate from anywhere during race week.
Custom Bib & Medal: Celebrate your effort with a keepsake bib and finisher medal.
Meaningful Impact: 100% of proceeds fund mental health education, scholarships, outreach, and emergency therapy through The Forsythe Foundation – Reboot with JuJu.
Join us at the event that many are calling one of the best races on the East Coast, FINISHING AT THE INNER HARBOR. This years event will have both a live component and virtual component. With five distances to choose from, and all runners snagging a great Under Armour shirt for participating, this event is for you! You won’t want to miss the Baltimore Running Festival!
It's a Stafford Halloween tradition! Run or walk with us on October 24th in the 11th Annual Halloween 5K and Monster Mile! Costumes are encouraged and prizes are given to the best costumes. All participants will receive a long-sleeve t-shirt and custom finisher's medal as long as you register before the t-shirt deadline on October 10th. The Halloween 5K is the 4th race in the 2026 Stafford Race Series.
This race benefits Project Lifesaver with the Stafford County Sheriff's Office. Project Lifesaver is the premier search and rescue program operated internationally by public safety agencies and is strategically designed for “at risk” individuals who are prone to the life-threatening behavior of wandering. The primary mission of Project Lifesaver is to provide timely response to save lives and reduce potential injury for adults and children with the propensity to wander due to a cognitive condition.
Monster Mile Parents: the path along Mine Road parallels the race course. If you want to run near your child, we ask that you run on the path unless your child is 4 & under.
Strollers are permitted in the 5K, but we ask that stroller participants start towards the back. Dogs are NOT permitted. There is no paper registration for this race - registration is online only.
We do not allow race transfers or refunds, so if you cannot make it to the race due to illness, travel, etc., please send a friend or family member to pick up your race packet.