In 222 days · Sat, Mar 6, 2027
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When
Saturday, March 6th, 2027
Where
722 King Street, Columbia SC
Distance
5K
Typical weather
46–67°F · some rain risk
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2026
61–81°F
dry
2025
40–57°F
dry
2024
57–71°F
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2023
46–77°F
dry
2022
59–84°F
dry
2021
38–51°F
dry
2020
43–60°F
dry
2019
28–47°F
dry
2018
49–59°F
rain
2017
42–69°F
dry
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About this race
Race Overview
- Event: The True to the Brew 5K – Capital City Passage
- Date: Saturday, March 6th, 2027
- Location: 722 King Street, Columbia, SC
- URL: True to the Brew 5K
Course Details
- Experience: Exciting urban trail course through downtown Columbia.
- Environment: Explore the city’s vibrant atmosphere on the Palmetto Trail.
- Inclusivity: Open to runners and walkers of all ages.
- Capacity: Capped at 500 participants, known to sell out quickly!
Proceeds and Purpose
- Beneficiary: Proceeds support the Palmetto Trail.
- Goal: Fund the expansion and maintenance of the trail across South Carolina.
- Community Impact: Your participation helps build a vital resource connecting mountains to the sea.
- Long-term Vision: Contribution towards a sustainable outdoor experience for everyone.
Finish Line Celebration
- Location: Join us at the Palmetto Trail Headquarters after the race.
- Activities: Enjoy live music, free beer from Craft & Draft, and a full cookout.
- Atmosphere: A unique trail experience in the heart of the city.
- Community Vibe: Celebrate with fellow participants and locals.
Important Information
- Weather Policy: This race is rain or shine!
- Refunds: No refunds or deferrals available.
- Family Friendly: Strollers are welcome!
- Pet Policy: Dogs on a leash are allowed!
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