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Register now for the KIDS Run / Wonderfest, taking place Friday, April 5, 2019 from 2PM-7 PM at Hampton Park. Register here! (Note: Long wait time for late registration; early registration is advised.)/Cooper River Bridge Run Kids Run

Register Now for the Kids Run – April 5 at Hampton Park

When
Apr 5th, 2019
2:00pm - 7:00pm
Where
30 Murray DrCharlestonSC29403

KIDS Run / Wonderfest
Friday, April 5, 2019 | NEW TIME: 2PM – 7 PM
Hampton Park

Register for the Kids Run here!
(Note: Long wait time for late registration; early registration is advised.)

Safety and security are our priority. The American Red Cross Safe and Well is a way for people affected by a disaster to enter information regarding their welfare so family and friends can check their status. Because people self-register, the Red Cross cannot verify the information and is not responsible for any inaccuracies. Plus, it’s FREE. Sign up to be American Red Cross Safe & Well today!

The festival is free to all who wish to participate! All are required to register and sign a waiver to receive Kids Run Race Bib Number. Adults are encouraged to register to run with their children. Registered adults will be given Kids Run Race Numbers.

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T-Shirts Available
Child (Ages: infant – 13 years)
Registration with race packet and t-shirt: $8 (prior to race day), $10 (on race day).

Schedule of Events

  • 2 PM: Festivities Begin
    • Face Painting
    • Jump Castles
    • Live Musical Performances by Southbound 17 & Lauren Hall band
    • Mechanical Bull
    • Pony Rides
    • Climbing Wall
    • Food
    • Free options while supplies last.
    • For purchase, as well.
  • 2 PM–7 PM: Festival
  • 5 PM: Center Stage Warm up
  • 6 PM: Race Time

Helpful Tips for Race Day

  • Check the weather forecast for Race Day. Dress accordingly!
  • Wear comfortable running shoes.
  • Make sure your kids are wearing sunscreen! Bring extra in case you need to reapply.
  • Food and drinks will be available at the park. *It is always a good idea to encourage your child to drink lots of fluid on Race Day… even before you arrive to the park!
  • Familiarize yourself with the park map and race routes. Pay special attention to the following:
    • Registration
    • Medical Tent / Lost & Found Tent
    • Restrooms
  • Take a picture of your child with your cell phone (with his/her race number) on the day of the race.
  • Fully charge your cell phone before you come to the park!

Safety Policy
Safety is the top priority for the Cooper River Bridge Run staff and organizers. For that reason, we require all runners to wear a reunification bracelet. This bracelet contains a contact cell phone number that could be called if the child were to become separated from his/her parent during the race. This ensures the parent and child a stress-free race day. Police officers and medical crew are present throughout the park and will call this number to quickly get child and family back together if they become separated. As a courtesy, the Cooper River Bridge Run staff will also offer these bracelets to all families/children present at the park even if they are not racing that day.

Weather Policy
In the event of lightning, the races will either be postponed or cancelled. Rain will be handled on a case -by-case basis. The Mark Clark building on the Citadel’s campus next to Hampton Park may be used as a temporary rain shelter if it appears that the rain is temporary. Announcements will be made regarding the status of the event and races. Any race news will be posted on social media through Momentum Marketing, Bridge Run social pages, the homepage on this website, TV/Radio, and a press release.

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