Free parking is available behind town hall on Broad Street, in the commuter lot across the railroad tracks on Central Street and at various commercial lots in the center of town.
Absolutely. You can be a spectator anywhere on the course. You can also take part in the post-race party with live music & unlimited beer for $20 per person. Wristbands can be purchased at the registration tent.
Please use this form on our website (click here)
Yes. There are portolets provided at the start/finish line where the after-party is held.
We have been fortunate to have the Guitar Dudes & The Savage Brothers perform at our party in the past.
There is free water provided at the water tents and a water-station midway through the course.
Due to the crowds, and the seasonal heat, we do ask that pets be kept at home.
For pre-registered runners, we ask that you plan to arrive for 11:30 to pickup your registration packets.
Yes! Online registration is open until 12:30pm. If you wish to register in person, we ask that you arrive at 11:00am on Race Day.
Over $530,000.00 has been raised for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation and our goal this year is $60,000!
Yes. There is a virtual race registration through our RunSignup Race website. (click here)
You can find past race results here (click here)
We award 1st, 2nd & 3rd place overall for male & female. The prizes are cash
We also recognize male & female winners by age divisions with a commemorative pint glass.
The Union Street Tavern Trot quilt raffle features a quilt hand-made by a a couple of local residents & supporters of the USTT, Kathy Wakefield & Diane Mullin. Tickets are 2 for $5 and can be purchased at local restaurants and the Union Street Tavern. The Quilt Raffle winner will be announced at the award ceremony at the Post-Race event.
So many of our runners have personal reasons for participating. But we all know 🍋 by supporting Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, – we join them in their mission to change the lives of children with cancer through funding impactful research, raising awareness, supporting families, and empowering everyone to help cure childhood cancer.
