Next group run
6:30 pm
- Days
- Thursday
- Frequency
- 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month
- Seasonality
- Run rain or shine, all year long. Schedule is always the same (1st and 3rd Thursday) but location changes each month.
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Run Beer Repeat
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Run Beer Repeat is a Minneapolis-St. Paul area social running club that meets on the first and third Thursday of each month at rotating brewery locations. Runs are 30 minutes long starting at 6:30 pm, followed by post-run beer and socializing.
Next group run
6:30 pm
About This Club
Run Beer Repeat is a Twin Cities social run club built around a simple format: 30 minutes of running, then post-run beers at the host brewery. They meet on the first and third Thursday of every month, rotating through different brewery locations across the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro and surrounding suburbs.
Who It Suits
This is a good fit if you want running to double as a social outing, especially if you enjoy trying different Twin Cities breweries. If you are looking for structured training, speed work, or a consistent weekly mileage build, this is not really that kind of club.
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What a Run With Them Is Like
The run itself is about 30 minutes and covers roughly 3 miles on road and urban routes, either out-and-back or looped depending on the location. They say runners can go slower or take a shorter route, and the whole group does not have to stay together, so you run your own run. The real draw is afterward, when everyone gathers at the brewery to hang out.
Distance30 minutes, About 3 miles
PaceAll paces welcome; runners can go slower or take a shorter route, and the club does not have to stay together as a group
TerrainRoad / urban routes, Out-and-back routes, Looped routes
Post-runPost-run beer and hanging out/chatting at the host brewery location
Your First Run
Before you go, check where they are meeting that month, because the brewery location rotates and showing up to the wrong spot is no fun. Head to the host brewery at 6:30 pm on a first or third Thursday and you will find the group.
Coming alone is genuinely fine here, the post-run social at the bar is designed for exactly that kind of low-pressure mingling. They say all paces are welcome and walkers are too, so do not talk yourself out of going because you think you will be too slow.
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Common Questions About Run Beer Repeat
Do I have to sign up or pay to join?
They do not mention a signup process or membership fee. Your best bet is to check their current info and just show up at the brewery at 6:30 pm. You would presumably pay for your own beer afterward like anyone else at the bar.
Will they run in cold weather or rain?
Yes. They say they run rain or shine, all year long, which in Minneapolis means January nights too.
How do I find out which brewery they are at this week?
The location changes each month, so check their page before you go. Do not assume it is the same spot as last time.
What if I am a beginner and 3 miles sounds like a stretch?
They say you can go slower, take a shorter route, or walk. The group does not have to stay together, so nobody is waiting on you or timing you.
Is it weird to show up alone not knowing anyone?
The post-run brewery hangout is a natural setting for meeting people, more so than a lot of clubs where everyone disperses right after the finish. Walking in solo is pretty normal for this format.
Where this comes from: Club details come from each club’s own channels (their site, Meetup, Strava and social posts) and are checked by hand. Group runs move, so confirm the meeting spot on the club’s latest post before you head out. Last updated July 2026.