Alameda 4th of July Pre-Parade 5K Registrations Open! Don't Miss Out!
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Race Through Red, White & Blue: A One-of-a-Kind 5K Along Alameda’s Historic Parade Route
Event Schedule:
come out for our July 4th tradition and run this flat and fast point to point 5k thru the closed streets of Alameda. Our schedule is below:
The run will start at 8:30am this year to provide ample space between our runners and the Parade that follows. * NOTE this is 30 min earlier than past races.
If you are traveling via Bart or public transportation please review the schedules below to get you to the race start, and picked up from the race finish.
Start: 1420 Park St. Alameda, ca. 94501
Finish: 1526 Webster St, Alameda, CA 94501 (across from Tapout Fitness)
AC Transit Site: https://www.actransit.org/
Bart Website: https://www.bart.gov/
General Overview:
The 5K run (3.1 mile) and walk takes you through beautiful Alameda starting at 8:30AM, just before the historic 4th of July Parade. This run benefits the Midway Shelter of Alameda. We are working closely with the City so that we can bring a safe and fun experience for both runners and spectators
The race starts at 1420 Park Street in front of Lauren’s Closet and follows the Alameda parade route ending at Haight and Webster.
The scenic course is completely closed to traffic as you run past spectators waiting for the parade to start. Like prior years we will have access to Haight st (current location of the Tues/Sat farmers market). Stick around and enjoy post race water, Skratch hydration, plenty of snacks and beer donated from Faction brewery!
This years post run expo includes:
Runners will receive a custom finisher medal and quality cotton blend shirt while supplies last. Register early to guarantee a shirt in the correct size
The pre-parade run is approaching fast and we’re getting everything ready. Don’t miss out!
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First founded in 1989 by the Alameda Homeless Network and the City of Alameda, Midway provides 25 beds and a range of services for homeless women and children. Building Futures was chosen to operate the shelter in 2001. The name “Midway” represents the shift in the lives of women and children served, where the cycle of homelessness and domestic violence falls away and a new future can be built.
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