Run Run Rudolph presented by Skyline@425
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About this race
Run Run Rudolph – A Holiday Fun Run!
Embrace the holiday season with a dash of festive cheer! Join us for Run Run Rudolph presented by Skyline@425, a one-mile fun run following the parade route in downtown Green Bay, taking place on Saturday, November 21st at 9:15am. The run will kick off the Downtown Holiday Parade! Whether you jog, run, or walk, this merry mile is the perfect way to get moving and spread holiday spirit. Come dressed with your reindeer antlers (which you'll receive with registration) and don your most festive gear.
After crossing the finish line, stick around to enjoy the Green Bay Holiday Parade presented by HSHS St. Vincent Children's Hospital, complimentary hot chocolate and coffee from Caribou Coffee and sugar cookies from Uncle Mike's Bake Shoppe and all the seasonal fun downtown has to offer. Run Run Rudolph is family-friendly, non-competitive, and open to all ages—so bring the whole herd!
Timeline of events:
- Friday, November 20th from 5 - 7pm packet pick up at Skyline@425 lobby. Tours will be available to see the new apartment complex!
- Saturday, November 21st
- 8:30am - 9:10am packet pick up at Adam Street Garage Building
- 9:15am - Event begins on Adam St
- 10am - Green Bay Holiday Parade begins
Dashing for a cause! The sound of jingling bells has always meant something special during the holidays. Centuries ago, bells were hung on sleighs so travelers could hear one another through snowy nights—and many of those sleighs were guided by sturdy reindeer. That joyful jingle-jingle soon became a symbol of warmth, welcome, and togetherness in winter.
Today, The Salvation Army carries that tradition forward. Their Red Kettle Bell Ringers stand at storefronts and on street corners, inviting the community to give hope to families in need. The bell is more than a call for donations—it’s a reminder that the season of giving is alive and well. The Salvation Army will be passing out bells to wear on the run to spread the holiday cheer this season! Get involved with bell ringing here: SalvationArmyVolunteer.org
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