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Johns Hopkins Children's Center "Miracles in Motion" 5K

Name: Johns Hopkins Children's Center "Miracles in Motion" 5K
Start: 2026-09-26
End: 2026-09-26
Location: Baltimore, Maryland

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About the Event

RACE DAY SCHEDULE:

7:00 AM - Race Day Check-in/packet pick-up opens

7:30 AM - All onsite activities and Event Village tents open

8:10 AM - On-stage Program begins

8:30 AM - 5K Run starts

8:35 AM - 1 Mile Walk starts

9:45 AM - Critter Crawl Kids Dash starts

10:00 AM - Meet Animal Ambassador 1

10:30 AM - Meet Animal Ambassador 2

10:30 AM - Post-race ceremony begins

11:00 AM - Onsite activities, vendor tents close, event ends

*Please note: If you wish to visit the zoo after the race, discounted zoo tickets are available for purchase during the registration process.

Click here to view race routes

Join us, Saturday, September 26, 2026, for the third annual "Miracles in Motion" race, to benefit the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.

This event is a 5K Run or 1-mile walk/fun run, followed by a Critter Crawl Kids Dash, all to benefit the Johns Hopkins Children's Center! Your registration fee includes a basic cotton t-shirt. Participants will each have the opportunity to fundraise for any area of the Children's Center where they feel a personal connection.

We offer family pricing for a group of four, which includes a discount of 10%.
Looking to volunteer? You can register here

Wind (km/h)

Humidity (%)

air 10.6 /

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Temp (°C)

Feels Like (°C)

Wind (km/h)

Humidity (%)

thermostat 16.9° / 25.8°

wb_sunny 16.3° / 25.6°

air 10.6 km/h

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About Baltimore

Slices of American history are around every corner in Baltimore. Maryland's largest city is a gritty old seaport town that's perhaps most famous as the site of Fort McHenry, where, at the height of the War of 1812, the sight of a tattered but defiant American flag flying over the harbor, despite a furious British bombardment, inspired Francis Scott Key to write the poem that was later adapted into the U.S. national anthem "Star-Spangled Banner". Nowadays, Baltimore's nonstop nightlife, temperate climate, tradition of hospitality, and cultural attractions — not to mention its prime location on the juncture of Chesapeake Bay — made it one of the major tourist destinations of the Mid-Atlantic region.