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Monster Dash Run
October 21, 2023 @ 7:30 am - 10:30 am
Scare up your spookiest costume and prepare to do the Monster Dash Run in Dublin GA Saturday, October 21st from 7:30 AM until 10:30 AM! There’s something for every goblin with a 5K Race, 1 Mile Race or 1 Mile Candy Fun Walk for the little monsters 10 and under. Monster Dash Run overflows with creepy costumes, oodles of candy, and friendly ghoulish competition will help brew up a scary good time starting at the Bicentennial Plaza.
Ready, Set, BOO!
5K @ 7:30 am
Awards for top 3 female and male runners in all age divisions and for overall top 3 female and male runners Age Brackets: 0-10/ 11-14/ 15-19/ 20-29/ 30-39/ 40-49/ 50-59/ 60-69/ 70 & over
Start/Finish at the Bicentennial Plaza and route will go down Historical Dublin Stonewall Street.
1 Mile Race @ 8:30 am
Awards for top 3 female and male runners in all age divisions and for overall top 3 female and male runners Age Brackets: 0-10/ 11-14/ 15-19/ 20-29/ 30-39/ 40-49/ 50-59/ 60-69/ 70 & over
Start/Finish at Bicentennial Plaza.
1 Mile Candy walk @ 10 am (1 mile Candy Fun Walk/Run limited to ages 10 and under)
Little Monsters will be able to run/walk and gather candy from local Downtown Dublin Merchants as they travel a 1 mile Downtown Dublin route that will Start/Finish from the Bicentennial Plaza.
Wear your favorite costume! There will be costume contests for all ages, including individuals, couples, and groups!
Event Details and Schedule:
Entry Fee: $20 for 1 mile candy run, $25 for 1 mile race, $30 for 5K (non‐refundable)
Deadline: October 6th for T‐shirt; late registrations will be accepted but won’t have a shirt guarantee.
Race packet pickup: Friday, October 20th 3‐5 pm and Saturday, October 21st 7 am Bicentennial Plaza.
Awards Ceremony: approx. 9:30 am Bicentennial Plaza.
*All routes will START and FINISH at the Bicentennial Plaza.
Register HERE
Monster Dash Run is sponsored by Pilot Club of Dublin GA, all proceeds will benefit community projects like Lifeline, brain related disorders and illnesses, and brain safety education.
Photo Credit: Pilot Club via FB
