Cruisin For Brews 5K

Get ready for the perfect Saturday full of fun, fitness, and the fall season in Northern Georgia at the first-ever Cruisin for Brews in Canton, GA! On Saturday morning, November 18th, join us for a crisp 5k run/walk that will have you fall in love with the Coolest Small Town in America.  All runners will receive a coupon for a free beer at Canton's newest  hotspot, THE HOLLER and a coffee following the race from Canton's amazing coffee shop - BIZARRE COFFEE.

This event is perfect for beer and coffee lovers, fitness enthusiasts, families, and anyone who loves a Saturday for the books! The race will end at the 2nd Annual Bizarre Bash in downtown, Canton that is celebrating the 3rd year of Bizarre Coffee. This event will have 25-30 artists, makers and small businesses, music, kids activities and a mid-day pie eating contest for charity! Whether you prefer to run, walk or stroll, all are welcome for a morning of community and a full day of fun to follow.

All registration is online no walk up cash registrations.

PLEASE NOT THAT CURENTLY SHIRTS ARE SOLD OUT. 

Awards for overall top 1st, 2nd, 3rd male and female and 1st male and female for the following age groups: 10&under, 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40- 49, and 50 plus.

The race will START at THE HOLLER, 301 W. Main Street and FINISH at BIZARRE COFFEE.

BIB PICKUP:  FRIDAY 11/17 at THE HOLLER from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. and SATURDAY 11/18 before the race at THE HOLLER 6:30 a.m. to 7:40 a.m.

PARKING:  Please park at any public parking in downtown Canton.  Please plan accordingly for a short walk to race start as the race will start promptly at 7:45. 

RUN AS A TEAM:  Bring your friends and family and run as a Team.  Teams require 10 or more to receive a $3 discount per team member.  One person creates the team and Team Name then each team member registers and join that team during the registration process.  After the 10th person registers each member will receive $3 refund on their registration fee .

Dogs and strollers welcome.  Please start at the back of the pack for the safety of other runners.