Quad Cities Running Festival - 2025
in United States at The Rust Belt
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Half Marathon
T-shirt not guaranteed after May 5th.Online registration is closed for this category.
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7 Mile
T-shirt not guaranteed after May 5th.Online registration is closed for this category.
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5k Run/Walk
T-shirt not guaranteed after May 5th.Online registration is closed for this category.
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Kids Fun Run
Online registration is closed for this category.
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Add a Shuttle Bus Pass to Existing Registration
Requires your original registration transaction "Q" or "M" number to purchase.Online registration is closed for this category.
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Volunteer
Event entry not includedOnline registration is closed for this category.
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Half Marathon - "no frills entry"
Join us for the race, but WITHOUT the T-SHIRT or the FINISHER'S MEDAL. You're welcome to all other amenities.Online registration is closed for this category.
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5K - "no frills entry"
Join us for the race, but WITHOUT the T-SHIRT or the FINISHER'S MEDAL. You're welcome to all other amenities.Online registration is closed for this category.
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Withdrawn
Online registration is closed for this category.
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Event Details |
The Annual Quad Cities Running Festival is a Half Marathon | 5K | Kids Half Mile point-to-point running and walking event on Memorial Day, which this year falls on Monday, May 26th.
'Point to Point' races are an exciting and unique way to participate in a running event. Starting your race in one area and finishing in a different one provides the opportunity to see and experience more along your running journey. We recommend that you team up with a driving buddy to help you arrive at the designated starting lines. Additionally, the Quad Cities Running Festival will provide shuttle service to both the 5K and Half Marathon starting points on race morning for an extra fee of $10 per person (racing bib required). The shuttle pickup location will be located in the East Moline Glass Parking lot, in The Rust Belt Complex, where the parking for race takes place. We highly recommend that you sign up for the shuttle service in advance as space is limited and we will cap the shuttles at 144 runners for each race. Please note that dogs and strollers are not allowed on the shuttle and there will be no race day shuttle passes available.
Full price registration includes:
Chip-timed race entry (Half/5K)
- Access to Post Race Party
- Event Tee (Half/5K)
- Specialty Cookie from Cookies & Dreams
- Unique Finisher’s Medal
Post-Race Party
All full-price registrants will have access to the post-race party
Awards
The race will be timed and scored by Stack Endurance (Bettendorf, IA)! Results will be available almost immediately at www.onlineraceresults.com/event/view_event.php?event_id=25497 . Awards will be presented at the Post Race Party, as scheduled below. The following divisions will be recognized in the Half Marathon and 5K:
Top 3 OA M/F
Top 3 M/F in the following Age Divisions
19 and Under
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70+
Award Ceremony will be at 8:30am with Age Group Awards to Follow
Packet Pickup
Participants will have two options for packet pickup.
- Saturday, May 24th 3-7PM, Midwest Ale Works, East Moline
- Monday, May 26th, 5AM-6:30AM, East Moline Glass Parking Lot, East Moline
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The Course |
5K:
Aid Station at Halfway Mark at Beacon Harbor with water and Gatorade
Half:
Aid Stations:
Half Marathon
Mile 3
-water, Gatorade
Mile 5 (state and 16th street)
-water
-Gatorade
-bathrooms
Mile 7 (6th street)
-water
-Gatorade
-GU
Mile 8.5
-public bathrooms at Empire Park
Mile 9 (Campbells Island entrance)
-water
-Gatorade
Mile 11.5 (Beacon Harbor Park)
-water
-Gatorade
-bathroom
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Event Shirt |
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Event Medals |
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Supporting Alan's House |
A portion of the proceeds from the Quad Cities Running Festival will benefit Alan’s House. For over 100 years, YWCA Quad Cities has been empowering families and women in our community through programs like childcare, employment training, and more. They truly provide support in every way.
One of the critical needs in our community is a youth shelter. To address this, the YWCA Quad Cities is repurposing its old building to create a space that better serves the community’s needs.
Foster and host homes have become increasingly scarce, making it difficult to find placements for teenagers in emergency situations. When a young person can’t return home, there are very few safe places for them to stay. In the absence of family or friends, they often end up spending several nights in a social service office, which isn’t equipped for overnight stays.
"Alan’s House" will be the only youth homeless shelter in the area. The nearest shelters are in Rockford, Illinois (over 90 miles away) and the closest one in Iowa is more than 165 miles away.
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Questions? |
For event-related questions, please click on the Contact the Organizers button on the left-hand side of this page.
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