Name: Run the 313 5K
Start: 2026-08-22
End: 2026-08-22
Location: Detroit, Michigan

About the Event

Come Race the 313!

Get ready to lace up and celebrate everything that makes Southeast Michigan’s running scene unforgettable! Run the 313 5K isn’t just a race—it’s a full community experience, hosted in Detroit’s Palmer Park by Trivium Racing and WeRun313. This fast, flat, USATF-certified course is built for everyone: Seasoned runners chasing a PR, first-timers stepping up to the start line, families with strollers, and kids soaking up the race-day magic.

And the celebration doesn’t end when you cross the finish line. Stick around and enjoy the post-race hype—music, community vibes, recovery and cool-down opportunities, and all the energy you’ve come to expect from WeRun313 and Trivium’s biggest Detroit event of the year. Plus: custom race swag, great awards, and plenty of reasons to hang out with your people.

Don’t miss out on one of Detroit’s most uplifting race-day traditions. Let’s make 2026 the best year yet!

Run the 313 5K is the 4th race in the 6-race Trivium Michigan Mega Medal Series!

Register for six great Trivium Racing races at once! Race in-person or virtually, earn your medals, and at the end of the year your six medals combine to form one giant Mega Medal! Save BIG on your 2026 racing by registering for the series. Races include:

Prove It 5K & 10K: April 18
Trenton Summerfest Half Marathon, 8K, & 5K: June 27
Dearborn Decades 5K: August 9
Run the 313 5K: August 22
Growler Gallop Atwater 10 Mile & 5K: September 27
Black Toenail Friday Half Marathon & 7.5 Miler: November 27

water_drop 72.1%

Temp (°C)

Feels Like (°C)

Wind (km/h)

Humidity (%)

thermostat 17.3° / 26.2°

wb_sunny 17.2° / 26.1°

air 11.8 km/h

water_drop 72.1%

About Detroit

Detroit is a major metropolis in the US state of Michigan that has had a profound impact on the world. From the advent of the automotive assembly line to the Motown sound, modern techno and rock music, Detroit continues to shape both American and global culture. The city has seen many of its historic buildings renovated, and is bustling with new developments and attractions that complement its world-class museums and theatres. After a long economic slump and decrease in population, Detroit has developed a reputation for crime and urban decline, but revitalization means that it is an exciting destination filled with technological advance and historic charm.