Every Tuesday at 6:30 PM
Run Sewickley.
Together.
A free, welcoming run club for all paces. We meet every Tuesday at the corner of Beaver Avenue and Broad Street in Sewickley. Free to join, all paces welcome, no experience required.
2023
Founded
0+
Weekly runners
Free
Membership fee
All
Paces welcome
Weekly Runs
Tuesday Night Run
Every Tuesday at 6:30 PM, the group meets at the corner of Beaver Ave and Broad Street. Choose a 5-mile loop through town or a shorter 5K out-and-back. All paces run together, no one gets left behind, and post-run hangs are always encouraged.
- ✓Free membership via RunSignUp — complete a quick waiver online.
- ✓Post-run social time (optional)
- ✓Reflective gear strongly recommended
- ✓Restrooms available at The Sewickley Hotel
First Tuesday of every month
Test Run Tuesdays, beginners always welcome
Race Series
Races in Sewickley
Two community races on the SRC calendar this year. Open to runners and walkers of every level.
Sewickley Classic
A scenic town and riverfront 5K with a post-race community festival. Music, food, local vendors, and kids activities fill the afternoon at War Memorial Park.
Benefiting Laughlin Children's Center
View Results →Sundae 5K
A mid-summer 5K with ice cream sundae rewards at the finish line. Relaxed, family-friendly, and a great excuse to run in July.
Register Now →
New to running?
Test Run
Tuesdays
The first Tuesday of every month is Test Run Tuesday. It is a no-pressure, no-drop run built specifically for people who have never run with the group before. Show up, meet a few faces, and run at a pace that feels right. That is it.
Same time, same corner as the regular Tuesday run. 6:30 PM at Beaver Ave & Broad St.
What to expect →As seen in
TribLive / Sewickley Herald
“Laughlin Children's Center Beneficiary of Sewickley Classic 5K”
Coverage of the inaugural Sewickley Classic 5K & Festival and the club's $25,000 donation to Laughlin Children's Center, extending the race's impact well beyond race day.
Read the article →IN Community Magazines
“Miles That Matter”
Coverage of the club's community connection and how the group brings runners of all experience levels together.
Read the article →TribLive / Sewickley Herald
“Edgeworth Couple Creates Community Camaraderie”
The story of how Joel and Anne Simpson started the club after moving to the area and wanting to build the same running community they had in New Jersey.
Read the article →
Our story
Built by runners
for Sewickley.
Joel and Anne Simpson moved to Sewickley and wanted what they had back in New Jersey: a group of people who ran together every week, no matter the pace, no matter the weather. So they started one. Five people became ten, ten became twenty-five, and the club has been growing ever since.
Read the full story →See you Tuesday.
Free to join. No membership fee. No pace requirement. Just show up at the corner of Beaver Ave and Broad St in Sewickley at 6:30 PM.
