Run(317) 2026: Everything You Need to Know
Run(317) 2026: Everything You Need to Know
RUN(317) 2026: Everything You Need to Know
*2026 details are still being finalized by the RUN(317) team. We will update this guide as soon as official information is published so you can plan your race series with confidence.
RUN(317) is a 3.17 mile race series that celebrates Central Indiana's 317 area code with neighborhood events and a festival atmosphere. Each event blends running or walking with music, food, and a lively post-race hangout.
As a proud sponsor, Athletic Annex supports the RUN(317) series with race-week gear, expert shoe fitting, and a presence at select events. Below is your guide to RUN(317) 2026 - what it is, who it is for, how the series works, and how to join in the fun even if you do not plan to run.
Quick Facts - RUN(317) 2026
- Distance: 3.17 miles at each event (walk or run)
- Format: Series events with a festival-style post-race atmosphere
- Typical start time: Varies by event (confirm start times on the official RUN(317) page)
- 2026 dates: To be determined - current planning window is approximately May through October
- Locations and routes: Not yet announced for 2026 (they may change year to year)
- Series options: Individual events, multi-race series packages, and Party Pass options (availability and pricing may change)
- Beat the Clock: Optional series challenge (rules and standards may update for 2026)
- Results: Posted online after each event (use the official results hub)
- Packet Pickup: Grand Park in the Pro X building (651 E 191st St, Westfield)
What is RUN(317)?
RUN(317) is a race series built around 3.17 mile runs and walks across the 317 area code. Every event is designed to feel like a local community night out, usually featuring:
- A 3.17 mile course that you can run or walk at your own pace
- Event start times and schedules that vary by location and year
- A social post-race vibe with music and local community partners
It is designed to be as social as it is athletic - you can chase faster efforts or simply enjoy a night out with friends, coworkers, or family.
2026 Dates and 2025 Reference
Official dates for the 2026 RUN(317) series have not yet been released. The current expected window is approximately May through October in 2026.
To help you plan, here is a reference for how the 2025 series was structured:
- Weekly Thursday night races during a shorter summer window
- Series dates from May 29 through August 21, 2025
Important: 2026 may run longer (May through October) and details like the number of events, locations, and start times can change. Always confirm current information on the official RUN(317) page.
Course Maps and Past Locations (2025 Reference)
RUN(317) locations and course routes can change year to year. The official 2026 course maps have not been released yet.
- Fountain Square (2025 map): View the Fountain Square course map
- Carmel - Village of WestClay (2025 map): View the Carmel WestClay course map
- Broad Ripple (2025 map): View the Broad Ripple course map
- Mass Ave (2025 map): View the Mass Ave course map
- Speedway (2025 map): View the Speedway course map
Once the RUN(317) team posts the official 2026 schedule and maps, we will update this section with the confirmed course links.
Who RUN(317) Is For
RUN(317) is designed to be approachable and fun for a wide range of participants:
- New runners and walkers who want a manageable distance and a friendly atmosphere
- Social runners who enjoy group runs and post-race community vibes
- Local residents looking to explore different parts of the 317 area code (as locations are announced)
- Competitive runners who want to target fast 3.17 mile efforts and participate in series challenges
- Friends and family who want to join the fun with a Party Pass even if they do not plan to run
Beat the Clock - Series Competition (Subject to 2026 Updates)
Beat the Clock is RUN(317)'s optional competitive layer. Specific rules, standards, and eligibility can change year to year, so use this as a general overview and confirm the 2026 details on the official RUN(317) site.
In general, Beat the Clock works like this:
- You participate in the full series as defined for that year
- Your event times can be tracked across the series for standings or a cumulative goal
- RUN(317 publishes the official requirements and standards for the season
This structure gives competitive runners a season-long goal while keeping each individual event welcoming to all paces.
Party Pass - Join the Fun Without the Run
If you have friends or family who want to be part of RUN(317) but are not ready for the 3.17 mile distance, the Party Pass is a great option. Availability, perks, and pricing can change by year, so confirm the details for 2026 on the official event page.
With a RUN(317) Party Pass you can generally:
- Skip the run and join the event atmosphere without racing
- Enjoy the music and community vibe with registered runners
- Choose from single-event or multi-event Party Pass options (as offered)
Series Packages vs Individual Events (Pricing May Change)
RUN(317) often offers multiple ways to sign up, and multi-event packages can provide better value than registering for each event individually. Exact pricing, perks, and package structure can change for 2026.
- Individual events: Register per event
- Multi-event series packages: Bundled options (examples from prior years include 3 event and 5 event series)
- Party Pass packages: Multi-event Party Pass options when available
For the most accurate pricing and package options, check the official RUN(317) registration page.
Results and Past Race Info
After each RUN(317) event, results are posted online so you can review times and standings. The best source is the official results hub linked from the RUN(317 page.
How to Sign Up for RUN(317) 2026
Registration and full details for RUN(317) 2026 will be posted on the official event page. From there you can choose individual events, multi-event series packages, or Party Pass options (as offered).
Whether you are planning to run multiple events, attend one neighborhood race, or simply grab a Party Pass and cheer, RUN(317) is one of the most fun ways to spend a weeknight in the 317.
Frequently Asked Questions about RUN(317)
Each event is typically 3.17 miles. You can run or walk at any pace. RUN(317 events are designed to be approachable and social, and runners and walkers of all experience levels can participate.
Exact dates for RUN(317) 2026 have not yet been released. The current expected planning window is approximately May through October. In 2025 the series ran from May 29 through August 21. Confirm official dates and event details on the RUN(317 page when they are posted.
Not yet. Locations and routes can change year to year, and the official 2026 course maps have not been published. The course map links in this guide are provided as a 2025 reference only and may not reflect the 2026 schedule or routes.
Beat the Clock is an optional series challenge. Rules, standards, and eligibility can change by year. Generally, it tracks performance across the series using official results. Confirm the 2026 Beat the Clock rules and standards on the official RUN(317 site once they are posted.
A Party Pass is for people who want to participate in the event atmosphere without running the course. Options and benefits can vary by year, so confirm the official 2026 Party Pass details on the RUN(317 registration page.
Multi-event packages have often offered a lower per-event cost in prior years, but 2026 pricing and package structure have not been published yet. For the most accurate pricing, check the official RUN(317) registration page once 2026 options are released.
Official results are posted online after each event. Use the results hub linked from the main RUN(317 page to find the year and the specific event results.
Grand Park in the Pro X building (651 E 191st St, Westfield)


