About the Event
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020
Get inspired and celebrate sisterhood when you join us for the Bellin Women’s Half Marathon, Two-Person Relay and 5K!
Kick off the weekend by enjoying our elegant Friday night Women’s Inspiration Dinner, featuring an inspiring keynote speaker. Check back after April 1st to see who this year's speaker is!
Wake up early Saturday morning and traverse our beautiful urban half marathon course, split the 13.1-mile distance and run with a partner in the relay division or enjoy the 5K route. No matter what, you’ll enjoy the camaraderie of 2,000 strong women accomplishing something amazing! And our entire course is spectator-friendly — so bring your cheering squad for that extra race-day boost.
After crossing the finish line on Green Bay’s landmark CityDeck, you’ll celebrate your achievement at Hagemeister Park during our post-race dance party and awards ceremony. Have your friends and family cheer you on and then join you for the celebration!
Co-Exist with COVID
Your safety is our utmost priority! We know our event provides inspiration for the women in our community to get and stay active, which is crucial to good overall health, so we intend to host a safe in-person event. We will strive to minimize the risk of spread of COVID-19 during our event. Please note, our participants and volunteers will be required to:
- Submit to temperature screening when entering the KI Convention Center
- Wear a face covering while at the expo, packet pick-up and while moving around in the Grand Ballroom during the Women's Inspiration Dinner.
- Wear a face covering in start corrals, but can remove them once your corral reaches the start line
Please click on the PDF below for more details about precautions that event organizers will be taking to reduce the risks related to COVID-19.
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Titletown Wellness Race Series
The Bellin Women's Half Marathon, Relay and 5K are a part of the Titletown Race Series. For more information about the series, click here.
