Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Monday6:30PMFriday7:30AM
Frequency
Weekly

About This Club

Commonwealth Running Club is a social run and walk group based in Park Slope, Brooklyn, meeting at Grand Army Plaza twice a week. It's built around getting people moving and then getting them talking, with every route finishing at a bar for discounted drinks. It suits people who want running to be a reason to hang out, not a performance.

  • Light-hearted vibe
  • Routes end at local bar
  • Focus on social connections
  • Discounted post-run drinks
  • Social events

Who It Suits

This works well for social runners, beginners, walkers, and younger adults (18-26) who want a low-pressure reason to run and then stick around for drinks. It's not built for competitive racers chasing pace goals or trail runners looking for technical terrain, and it's not set up for strollers or dogs.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

Routes run about 3 miles over road and park terrain, with three route options so the distance and path can vary by day. The pace range spans walkers to runners, so the group isn't chasing a single speed. Every run ends at Commonwealth Bar or Pasta Louise, so the run itself is really the lead-in to the social part.

Distance3 miles
PaceAll paces, inclusive from walkers to runners
TerrainRoad, Park
Post-runDiscounted drinks at Commonwealth Bar and Pasta Louise

Your First Run

Show up at Grand Army Plaza for the Monday 6:30PM or Friday 7:30AM meetup, and check their social channels beforehand in case anything's changed. Bring your ID since the routes end at a bar. There's no sign-up or membership required to show up, and because walkers are explicitly welcome, you don't need to worry about keeping pace with anyone. Go in expecting the run to be short and the hang after to be the main event.