Group run schedule

When to Show Up

Event start times vary by date and host breweryMany events start around late morning (often 9 a.m. to noon) on weekends, with some evening weeknight events around 6 p.m.
Frequency
Multiple events throughout year at rotating locations
Seasonality
Events occur throughout the year at various Minnesota locations; registration required for each event

About This Club

Minnesota Brewery Running Series puts on casual, untimed 5k-ish runs that start and finish at partner breweries, cideries, taprooms, and tasting rooms around Minnesota. Each event rotates to a different host location, so the neighborhood, the beer, and the post-run vibe change every time. Registration runs around $30-33 and covers your run, a craft beverage, and a swag item.

  • Local craft beverage at finish line
  • Choice of collector's pint glass or series swag item
  • Access to entertainment like live music, food trucks, giveaways

Who It Suits

If you want a timed, performance-focused workout, this is not designed for that - it is explicitly a fun run format built around the social and the post-run beer. It is a strong fit for beginners, casual runners, walkers, and anyone who wants an excuse to explore a new Minnesota brewery on foot.

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What a Run With Them Is Like

The runs are untimed and described by the organizers as fun runs - they say participants are encouraged to run, walk, or jog at their own pace, so there is no pressure to hit a certain speed or finish in a certain time.

Routes are roughly 5k, on urban streets and paths in the neighborhoods around whatever brewery is hosting that day. Because the location rotates, the exact route, terrain, and distance can vary by event, so it is worth checking the specific event details before you show up.

Distance5k, 10k, Other
PaceUntimed fun runs; participants are encouraged to run, walk, or jog at their own pace
TerrainUrban streets and paths in neighborhoods around host breweries; specific routes vary by event
Post-runParticipants receive a craft beverage and can stay for social time that may include live music, food trucks, and other entertainment, depending on the host brewery event

Your First Run

Registration is required before each event, so you will not just show up cold - check their site to register for a specific date and location first. When you arrive, you are heading to the host brewery or taproom for that event, and since everyone is there to run and then drink a beer, the atmosphere tends to be low-key rather than competitive.

No one is clocking your finish, and walkers are genuinely welcome, so being slow is not something you need to worry about. After the run, your craft beverage and swag are waiting, and depending on the host, there may be live music, food trucks, or other entertainment to linger for.