Attention Runners! Registration is now open for this year's Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run.
The 10-mile race is being held one week earlier than usual this year, on Sunday, April 30.
This year's race is back to its full capacity of runners for the first time since the start of the pandemic.You do not need to show proof of vaccination or wear a mask at the start line.This year's race will end at the K Lot near Lincoln Financial Field. Organizers say kids events and post-race activities will return this year, and families are welcome at the finish line.
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