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SUMMARY:San Antonio Marathon — SATX 5K Friday Night
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nThe SATX 5K kicks off the San Antonio Marathon weekend on Friday evening\, December 4\, 2026\, starting and finishing at Hemisfair park in the shadow of the iconic Tower of the Americas. The 5K course loops through the heart of downtown San Antonio’s historic core\, illuminated by city lights\, passing close to the River Walk and the city’s most celebrated landmarks. With a 1-hour course time limit and a festive evening start at 8:00 PM\, this is San Antonio running at its most atmospheric and enjoyable. \nRace Details\nThe SATX 5K starts Friday\, December 4\, 2026 at 8:00 PM with start and finish at Hemisfair. The 1-hour course limit makes it accessible to walkers and all fitness levels. Registration is available through the San Antonio Marathon registration portal. Participants receive full race-weekend timing and bibs\, and finishing the SATX 5K is a great way to shake out the legs before cheering for or pacing marathon runners on Sunday morning. \nHemisfair & The Tower of the Americas\nHemisfair is one of San Antonio’s most beloved public spaces — a park created for the 1968 World’s Fair and now transformed into a vibrant urban gathering place at the city’s core. The Tower of the Americas\, a 750-foot observation tower that dominates the skyline\, serves as the landmark backdrop for the start and finish line. Running toward and past this iconic structure in the evening light creates a finish line photograph that every participant treasures. \nWhy Runners Love It\nThe SATX 5K is the ideal race for participants who are supporting marathon runners on Sunday and want their own race-weekend experience\, for families where some members are racing and others want to participate\, and for visitors to San Antonio who want to experience the city’s downtown on foot with a race-day energy. The December date\, the night start\, and the Hemisfair setting combine to make this one of the most pleasurable and photogenic 5Ks in Texas. \nRegister\nRegister at sanantoniomarathon.com. The 5K is available as a standalone entry or combined with marathon/half marathon registration for a full weekend package.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/san-antonio-marathon-satx-5k-night/
LOCATION:SATX 5K — San Antonio Marathon Friday Night | Hemisfair\, Hemisfair\, 434 S Alamo St\, San Antonio\, TX 78205\, San Antonio\, Texas\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races
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SUMMARY:Electric Cookie Run Seattle
DESCRIPTION:A festive holiday-themed evening run around Green Lake featuring local bakery cookies\, light-up medals\, and high-energy holiday spirit. \nCourse Highlights\nThe course takes place on the flat and paved path circling Seattle’s scenic Green Lake. Runners can choose to complete one loop (approximately 2.8 miles) or two loops (for the 10K distance). The route offers pleasant views of the water and surrounding parkland\, made even more festive by the holiday lights and the glowing gear worn by fellow participants during this evening event. According to the [official course map](https://www.strava.com/routes/3194748258463864510)\, the elevation gain is minimal\, making it an accessible run for all levels. \nWhat Makes It Special\nThis event stands out for its post-race celebration where runners can enjoy a variety of cookies from some of Seattle’s best bakeries. Participants are encouraged to run in their best holiday attire\, and every finisher receives a unique light-up medal to commemorate their achievement. Beyond the fun\, the race supports [Mary’s Place Seattle](https://www.orcarunning.com/electric-cookie-run/)\, an organization that provides shelter and essential services for families experiencing homelessness in the community. \nRace Details\n\nLocation: Seattle\, WA\nDistances: 5K\, 10K\nNext Race Date: 2026-12-05\n\nRace Weekend Tips\nEarly packet pickup is typically held the Friday before the race at Road Runner Sports in Bellevue\, while race-day pickup is available at the Seattle location near the park. Parking is available on the streets around Green Lake\, but it is highly recommended to arrive early as spots fill up quickly in this popular area. Since the race is held in December\, participants should prepare for cold or wet Pacific Northwest weather and bring warm layers for the post-race cookie celebration. Picking up your packet early or before 3:00 PM on race day may also enter you into a raffle for gift cards\, as noted on the [official site](https://www.orcarunning.com/electric-cookie-run/). \nRegister\nReady to sign up? Visit the official registration page to secure your spot. Race weekends in the Pacific Northwest are popular — registering early is recommended.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/electric-cookie-run-seattle/
LOCATION:Electric Cookie Run Seattle | Start\, Green Lake Park\, 7201 East Green Lake Dr N\, Seattle\, WA\, 98115\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races
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SUMMARY:Stars at Night Half Marathon
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nThe Stars at Night Half Marathon takes place entirely on the lush\, illuminated golf cart paths of the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa — one of the most beautiful resort properties in Texas. The course winds through the resort’s manicured grounds and the adjacent TPC San Antonio golf course\, all under a canopy of Hill Country stars and holiday lights. The 4-hour cutoff time makes the route accessible to runners and walkers alike. All distances (half\, 10K\, 5K) start and finish at the River Bend Pavilion\, a stunning outdoor venue on the resort grounds. \nRace Details\nThe 2026 Stars at Night Half Marathon takes place Sunday\, December 20\, 2026. The St. Nick @ Night 5K starts at 4:45 PM\, and the 10K and Stars at Night Half both start at 5:15 PM. Packet pickup is at the River Bend Pavilion from 12–4 PM on race day — no pre-race pickup required. Runners must carry or wear something reflective (headlamps available for $10 at packet pickup). Registration includes a custom race sweatshirt\, finisher medal\, free race photos\, chip timing\, and access to the post-race resort celebration. \nThe Holiday Experience\nDecember 20 puts the Stars at Night Half squarely in the heart of the holiday season\, and the race leans in fully — festive course decorations\, holiday music\, and a post-race party with resort culinary treats including fresh chicken tacos\, house-made salsa\, brownies\, hot chocolate\, and coffee. The JW Marriott offers discounted room rates exclusively for race participants\, turning the event into a true race-cation. The combination of nighttime running\, resort luxury\, and holiday celebration is unlike any other race experience in Texas. \nWhy Runners Love It\nThe Stars at Night Half delivers a complete evening experience that begins before sunset and ends under the Hill Country sky. The resort setting removes many of the logistical complications of urban racing — parking is on-site\, the finish line is steps from comfortable restrooms and facilities\, and the post-race food and drink is resort-quality rather than race-tent standard. The limited capacity (early sellouts are common) gives the event a boutique feel that participants appreciate. Benefits support St. Mark’s Mobile Loaves & Fishes. \nRegister\nRegister early at starsatnighthalf.com — this race sells out regularly. Discounted resort room rates are available for registered runners at $155/night (early bird) through the booking link provided at registration.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/stars-at-night-half-marathon-san-antonio/
LOCATION:Stars at Night Half Marathon | JW Marriott Hill Country Resort\, JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa\, 23808 Resort Pkwy\, San Antonio\, TX 78261\, San Antonio\, Texas\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races
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SUMMARY:Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Races
DESCRIPTION:2026 Race Update\nThe Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Races are returning to the iconic Las Vegas Strip for the 2026 season\, promising another electrifying night race experience. Whether you’re running the half marathon\, 10k\, or 5k\, the energy of racing under the neon lights of the Strip is truly one-of-a-kind. Registration spots go fast\, especially for out-of-town runners combining the race with a Vegas getaway. Check back for official registration details as the race approaches. \nA Run To Remember in Viva Las Vegas\nFor avid runners looking to step up their game\, Las Vegas is the ultimate destination. This vibrant city hosts one of the most exciting and challenging running events in the country\, the Las Vegas Half Marathon\, 10k\, and 5k. The event is held annually\, attracting thousands of participants from all over the world. If you love running and adventure\, then the Las Vegas Half Marathon is a perfect fit for you. Keep on reading to discover what this amazing event has to offer. \n1. A Stunning Venue\nThe Las Vegas Half Marathon takes place on the iconic Las Vegas Boulevard\, arguably one of the most famous streets in the world. The race starts and finishes at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds\, a beautiful venue located near the city’s most popular attractions. From the start to the end of the race\, you’ll experience the vibrant city’s unforgettable energy and excitement. If you’re exploring the Southwest running scene\, check out the Hoover Dam Marathon just outside Las Vegas\, the San Francisco Marathon on the California coast\, or the breathtaking Yosemite Half Marathon in Yosemite. \n2. A Variety of Distances\nThe Las Vegas Half Marathon is a popular event\, but it is not just for elite runners. It caters to everyone\, regardless of skill level\, with three different race distances. The 5k and 10k races provide a great opportunity for beginners\, while the Half Marathon challenges experienced runners to push their limits. \n3. The Ultimate Night Race\nThe Las Vegas Half Marathon is a night race\, providing an incredible experience that you will not find anywhere else. Running at night is an enjoyable and unique experience that adds to the overall excitement of the race. The route is also well-lit\, and you will feel safe and secure throughout the entire event. \n4. Entertainment on the Course\nThe Las Vegas Half Marathon is not just about running. The event is full of entertainment that will keep you entertained throughout the course. You will find DJs\, live bands\, and spectators cheering for you and providing essential support as you run. The running course is one of the most exciting routes\, featuring the stunning Las Vegas skyline\, historic landmarks\, and the famous Las Vegas Strip. \n5. A True Vegas Experience\nThe Las Vegas Half Marathon is more than just a running event; it’s a complete Vegas experience. You can take in everything that Las Vegas has to offer\, from visiting world-class hotels\, casinos and the best restaurants to enjoy mouth-watering cuisine. You can also explore the stunning natural attractions that surround the city for an unforgettable experience. \nThe Las Vegas Half Marathon is a fantastic event that challenges experienced and beginner runners while offering them a true Vegas experience. The race is held in an iconic venue\, featuring different distances that cater to anyone regardless of skill level\, and offers entertainment on the course. The event’s night race provides a unique and exciting experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories. With all this in mind\, you can’t afford to miss out on the Las Vegas Half Marathon. So start training now\, and we hope to see you at the starting line! \nCheck out our race catalog for more exciting races. \n \nRelated Races You Might Like\nLooking for more race options? Explore similar races: \n\nHoover Dam Marathon\, Half\, 10k & 5k (Awaiting 2027 Race Date)\nRun Revel Mt. Charleston Marathon & Half\nAnnapolis 10 Mile Run\n\nSee our complete guides: Best California Races • Best San Diego Races
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/las-vegas-half-marathon-10k-and-5k/
LOCATION:Rock N’ Roll Las Vegas | Location\, 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races,Road Races
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SUMMARY:Wings For Life World Run
DESCRIPTION:Every year\, tens of thousands of people from around the globe lace up their running shoes to participate in the Wings for Life World Run. This unique race brings together runners\, wheelchair participants\, and supporters from various countries\, all united by a shared goal: to find a cure for spinal cord injury. But what makes this event truly special? Let’s delve into the details. \nThe Cause: Running for Spinal Cord Research\nThe Wings for Life World Run is more than just a race; it’s a movement driven by compassion and purpose. Organized by the non-profit foundation Wings for Life\, 100% of entry fees and donations are directed towards cutting-edge research projects aimed at finding a cure for spinal cord injury. Since its inception in 2014\, the event has raised millions of dollars\, funding groundbreaking studies and innovative treatments that bring hope to millions of people living with spinal cord injuries. \nThe Format: A Race with No Finish Line\nUnlike traditional races\, the Wings for Life World Run has no fixed finish line. Instead\, participants start running simultaneously worldwide\, either as part of organized events or individually using the Wings for Life World Run app. Thirty minutes after the start\, a “Catcher Car” begins to follow the runners\, gradually increasing its speed. Once the car passes a participant\, their race is over. This format ensures that everyone can partake\, regardless of their fitness level\, and it adds an element of unpredictability and excitement to the race. \nGlobal Participation: Unity Across Continents\nOne of the most remarkable aspects of the Wings for Life World Run is its global reach. The event takes place in numerous cities across different time zones\, creating a wave of momentum that spans continents. From beginners to elite athletes\, everyone runs together\, fostering a sense of unity and solidarity. Each step taken is a step closer to a world where spinal cord injuries can be cured. \nPersonal Stories: Inspiration and Determination\nBehind every participant is a story of inspiration and determination. Many run in honor of loved ones affected by spinal cord injuries; others are driven by personal experiences. The event highlights these stories\, showcasing the resilience and strength of the human spirit. Participants often share their journeys on social media\, spreading awareness and encouraging others to join the cause. \nHow to Get Involved\nGetting involved in the Wings for Life World Run is easy and impactful. Here’s how you can contribute: \n\nRegister: Sign up for the race through the official Wings for Life World Run website or app.\nFundraise: Encourage friends and family to support your run by donating to the cause.\nSpread the Word: Use social media to share your participation\, inspiring others to join and contribute.\nVolunteer: If running isn’t your thing\, consider volunteering at one of the organized events.\n\nConclusion: Every Step Counts\nThe Wings for Life World Run is more than a race; it’s a symbol of hope and community. By participating\, you’re not just running for yourself; you’re running for those who can’t. Together\, we can make strides towards curing spinal cord injuries and changing lives around the world. \nWhether you’re a seasoned runner or new to the sport\, joining the Wings for Life World Run is a meaningful way to make a difference. Lace up your shoes and become part of a global movement dedicated to a future where spinal cord injuries are a thing of the past. \nCheck out our race catalog for more exciting races.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/wings-for-life-world-run/
LOCATION:Wings For Life World Run
CATEGORIES:Night Races
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SUMMARY:Mission Trails Twilight Runs (50K\, 25K & 5K)
DESCRIPTION:Mission Trails Twilight Runs: San Diego’s Day-to-Night Trail Race Returns\nIt’s been over a decade since a race has been held in Mission Trails Regional Park — and the wait ends on May 23\, 2026. The Mission Trails Twilight Runs is a brand-new inaugural event offering a 50K\, 25K\, and evening 5K through one of San Diego’s most dramatic and rugged trail landscapes. With strictly only 300 spots available\, this is the rare trail race where exclusivity is a feature\, not a bug. \nThe Course\nThe 50K and 25K start at 2:00 PM from the East Fortuna Staging Area (Equestrian Circle\, Santee) and head into the rocky\, steep terrain of Mission Trails Regional Park. Expect genuine trail running: aggressive climbs\, rocky descents\, and sweeping panoramic views of San Diego’s eastern wilderness. The late-afternoon start is intentional — as the miles accumulate\, golden-hour light bathes the landscape before darkness falls and headlamps become essential. The 50K carries a 10-hour course cutoff\, with runners required to begin their second lap by 7:00 PM. The 5K kicks off at 7:00 PM\, letting short-distance runners experience the park at dusk. Headlamps are required for all distances after dark. \nRace Day Experience\nThis is not a race-expo-medal-sponsor tent experience. Mission Trails Twilight Runs is a legitimate trail running event — small\, serious\, and run by people who love the trails. The day-to-night transition creates a race experience unlike anything else on the San Diego trail racing calendar. You’ll start in warm afternoon sun\, watch the sky shift through sunset colors\, and finish under stars in one of the largest urban parks in the country. With only 300 total runners across all distances\, the field is intimate and the community tight. \nWhy Run Mission Trails Twilight Runs?\nThe inaugural nature of this event makes it genuinely historic — you’ll be part of the first race held in Mission Trails in over a decade. The unique twilight-to-night format is a level of novelty that’s hard to find in road racing. For trail runners looking for a San Diego ultra or challenging trail race that goes beyond the usual\, Mission Trails delivers rugged\, technical terrain with outstanding views. The strict 300-runner cap means if you’re interested\, early registration is essential. \nTravel & Logistics\nMission Trails Regional Park’s East Fortuna Staging Area is located in Santee\, in San Diego’s East County\, accessible via SR-52 or Mission Gorge Road. Parking is available at the staging area. For accommodations\, Santee and the Tierrasanta/Mission Valley areas have a range of hotels. The late start time (2:00 PM for the 50K/25K) means you can drive in morning-of from downtown San Diego or any surrounding area without a predawn alarm. Bring layers — evening temperatures in Mission Trails can drop noticeably after sunset. \nHow to Register\nRegistration for the Mission Trails Twilight Runs 50K\, 25K\, and 5K is available through Race Roster. With only 300 spots across all distances\, this event will sell out. Register as soon as possible to claim your spot in this one-of-a-kind inaugural California trail race.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/mission-trails-twilight-runs-50k-25k-5k-san-diego/
LOCATION:East Fortuna Staging Area\, Mission Trails Regional Park\, East Fortuna Staging Area\, Equestrian Circle\, Santee\, CA\, 92071\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races,Trail Races
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Margarita Run
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nThe Moonlight Margarita Run departs from Auditorium Shores at 8:00 PM\, sending thousands of runners into downtown Austin under the stars. The 5K course travels along Cesar Chavez Boulevard beside Lady Bird Lake and the Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail\, loops around near MoPac\, and returns to Auditorium Shores for the legendary finish line fiesta. City lights reflect off the water\, the Austin skyline glows\, and the warm June air gives the run an electric\, festive energy unlike any daytime race. \nRace Details\nThe 2026 Moonlight Margarita Run takes place Thursday\, June 4\, with a shotgun start at 8:00 PM. Runners should arrive by 7:00 PM for pre-run stretching and programming at 7:45 PM. Registration includes the event shirt\, race bib\, entry to the Lady Bird Soda Finish Line Party\, two complimentary Maudie’s Tex-Mex margaritas\, and Tex-Mex snacks. Runners must be 21+ to receive alcoholic beverages. There is no on-site packet pickup — all packets must be collected at The Trail Conservancy office before race day. \nWhy Runners Love It\nThe Moonlight Margarita Run has been an Austin institution for over two decades\, drawing participants who range from competitive runners chasing the $100 Dick’s Sporting Goods gift card for top overall finishers to costume-wearing social runners who come purely for the vibes. The post-race party at Auditorium Shores — with multiple margarita bars\, a Maudie’s nacho bar\, live music\, and the shimmering backdrop of Lady Bird Lake — is widely regarded as one of the best finish line experiences in Texas. \nThe Cause\nAll registration fees benefit The Trail Conservancy\, the nonprofit steward of the Ann & Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail at Lady Bird Lake. The Trail Conservancy’s mission to protect\, enhance\, and connect Austin’s beloved 10-mile urban trail is funded in large part by events like this run. Participating means contributing to the preservation of the trail you’re running on. \nRegister\nRegistration opens February 20th at thetrailconservancy.org. Spots fill fast — this race has been a sellout in past years.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/moonlight-margarita-run-austin/
LOCATION:Moonlight Margarita Run | Auditorium Shores\, Auditorium Shores\, 900 W Riverside Dr\, Austin\, TX 78704\, Austin\, Texas\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races
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SUMMARY:Kaiser Permanente Seafair Torchlight Run
DESCRIPTION:The Kaiser Permanente Seafair Torchlight Run is a vibrant evening 5K that kicks off the festivities of the Seafair Torchlight Parade on the Seattle Waterfront. \nCourse Highlights\nThe course is set against the stunning backdrop of the revitalized Seattle Waterfront\, featuring a route that highlights the city’s newest public spaces. Runners will experience a flat and fast path with beautiful\, unobstructed views of Elliott Bay and the Seattle skyline. The race starts and finishes at Pier 62\, providing a central hub for the evening’s activities and an ideal viewing point for spectators. \nWhat Makes It Special\nThis race is unique for its integration with the Alaska Airlines Seafair Torchlight Parade\, one of Seattle’s oldest and most beloved summer traditions. Participants often dress in neon\, fluorescent\, and glow-in-the-dark accessories to “Light Up the Night” as they run. The atmosphere is electric\, filled with live entertainment\, music\, and thousands of spectators lining the route in anticipation of the parade. \nRace Details\n\nLocation: Seattle\, WA\nDistances: 5K\nNext Race Date: 2026-07-25\n\nRace Weekend Tips\nEarly packet pickup is highly recommended and is available at the Brooks Trailhead Flagship Store the day before the event. On race day\, parking is best found on the city side east of Western Avenue to avoid the heavy traffic and closures along the waterfront. Participants should arrive early to enjoy the pre-race atmosphere and stay late to secure a spot for the Torchlight Parade\, which begins shortly after the run at 7:30 PM. \nRegister\nReady to sign up? Visit the official registration page to secure your spot. Race weekends in the Pacific Northwest are popular — registering early is recommended.
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/kaiser-permanente-seafair-torchlight-run/
LOCATION:Kaiser Permanente Seafair Torchlight Run | Start\, Pier 62\, 1951 Alaskan Way\, Seattle\, WA\, 98101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Night Races
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