Browse by city.
LondonUnited Kingdom
6 clubsPhuketThailand
6 clubsBangkokThailand
5 clubsCangguIndonesia
5 clubsNew York CityUnited States
5 clubsPerthAustralia
5 clubsShanghaiChina
5 clubsAmsterdamNetherlands
4 clubsBerlinGermany
4 clubsBostonUnited States
4 clubsChiang MaiThailand
4 clubsChicagoUnited States
4 clubsMelbourneAustralia
4 clubsParisFrance
4 clubsSydneyAustralia
4 clubsHo Chi Minh CityVietnam
3 clubsTokyoJapan
3 clubs
Global networks.
- Free, timed, every Saturdayparkrun
A free, timed 5km run at the same spot every Saturday morning: the most reliable group run in any city that has one.
- Free fitness, rain or shineNovember Project
A free, weatherproof group-fitness movement meeting early at city landmarks for running and bodyweight work. Show up, no signup.

- Evening runs with a crowdMidnight Runners
High-energy evening community runs through city streets with music and bodyweight stops. Routes move through the city.
- Run first, beer afterMikkeller Running Club
A brewery-born club that meets for an easy social run finishing at a craft-beer taproom. Relaxed pace, global chapters.

- Brand-run city crewsadidas Runners
adidas-operated community crews with free running, strength and pace sessions through the week in major cities.
- LGBTQ+ running & walkingInternational Front Runners
A worldwide network of LGBTQ+ running and walking clubs: welcoming, all-paces, with a club in most large cities.

Common questions.
What is a run club?
A run club is an ongoing community group that meets on a regular weekly cadence: say, Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings: to run together. Unlike a race, there is no finish line or entry fee; most are free, drop-in, and welcome all paces.
Do I need to sign up or pay?
Most of the clubs listed here are free and drop-in: you just turn up at the meeting point. Some ask you to RSVP on Meetup or follow them on Instagram for the exact spot, which can move week to week.
How do I find the meeting time?
Each club lists its cadence: the day, time and meeting point we could verify. When a club's schedule moves around, we mark it and link straight to their official page or Instagram for the current week.
