Check Out Atlanta Shakeout Art Run

If you’re into scenic running with a little (lotta) art thrown in there, you’ll love the Runstreet Atlanta Shakeout Art Run with Clif Bar!

The event includes some incredible murals across a 4-mile span of intown Atlanta. Runers can participate at a relaxed (10-minute mile pace) Art Run in Little Five Points to get started.

“You won’t want to miss Atlanta’s best street art while getting in a chill workout before the Publix Georgia Marathon, Half Marathon & 5K organized by Atlanta Track Club,” the flyer says.

All levels of runners welcome! There will be a few stops for photos along the route. There will be pacers so no one gets left behind.

The run begins and ends at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, from the Clif Bar booth. There will be a bag drop available but runners are encouraged to keep their valuables with them on the run.

 

  • Saturday, March 17 at 1 PM – 2:30 PM
  • Hyatt Regency Atlanta
    265 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30303
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