Run-a-Muck

Newtown Square, United States • 4 Oct 2025

Event overview

Run-a-Muck is a community event held on October 4, 2025, at Willistown Conservation Trust in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. The event offers a running option of 5K and a muck option, which is a walk on a cross-country trail over diverse terrain. Proceeds support the preservation of the Willistown countryside. Participants are asked to dress appropriately for the trail conditions.

Tickets, access and on-site features

Ticket prices are: adults and juniors (ages 16+) $50, youth (ages 6-15) $25, and children ages 5 and under free. Pre-registration is preferred and prices increase after September 30. The event participates in the Art-Reach ACCESS Program; ACCESS members should choose an adult or youth ticket, indicate whether they are a runner, mucker, or spectator, and present an ACCESS Card and a valid photo ID at check-in. KultureCity sensory bags will be available at registration. On-site features include food, beer, wine, a bonfire, live music, T-shirts, lawn games, a mechanical bull, face painting, allowance of leashed dogs, and prizes for the fastest runners. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
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