Runstreet is excited to partner with Bklyn Treks for the Haunted Brooklyn 5K Run and Walk to celebrate Halloween, our favorite holiday!

The Runstreet Art Run for Chinatown that we are doing with Run for Chinatown is raising funds for the W.O.W. Project, a local mural and arts initiative.

Moving is often a big hassle. All the packing, apartment hunting, and trying to avoid scammer moving companies can get pretty overwhelming. However, if moving in general is messy, then moving in New York City is on another level of complicated.

If you’re looking for what to do in Brooklyn, Industry City serves up lots of tasty local food markets and restaurants, beautiful murals and street art, and a surprising amount of shopping.

“If something happens in the world that I feel strongly about, I'm likely to make some kind of commentary on it in one of my walls, either subtly or not so subtly.”

For a beautiful NYC run, Manhattan’s Chinatown is lit. As part of Light Up Chinatown, 250 lanterns now illuminate Mott Street, in the heart of Chinatown.

Recently as I was scrolling the Runstreet Instagram, I saw a Brooklyn running friend post her run with Positive Mental Energy Running Club and it looked like such a happy group.

As Small Business Saturday rolls around, I wanted to offer recommendations of some of the best small businesses in NYC, many of them women-owned and black-owned businesses.

If you are around Lower Manhattan, you cannot miss the eye-catching vivid new NYC graffiti wall at Houston Street between Bowery and Elizabeth streets.

Manhattan street art is the epicenter of the urban art scene worldwide.

A run around NYC to see Chelsea street art led me to blocks of Black Lives Matter protest art along 7th Avenue between 27th and 28 streets in Manhattan.

In honor of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, this is the first mural of the global UN75 Murals series.

As the world is shutting down, running is keeping us healthy, sane, and motivated. Here’s how to run safely in the times of coronavirus:

As millions of us are suddenly at home to work or care for kids, and news alerts about coronavirus cases doubling over night come in, it is hard not to feel anxious.

I am running the United Airlines NYC Half Marathon in support of Back on My Feet NYC. As someone who has experienced the stress and pain of having no place to live in NYC, outrunning homelessness is a cause that is close to my heart.

A massive new mural by artist JR has gone up at Domino Park in Brooklyn.

After living and running all over NYC, I’ve had my fair share of amazing running route discoveries. Here is my list of the 5 best NYC running routes:

Thanks to our awesome Runstreet crew that continues to grow around the world, we had a fun-filled, adventurous 2019.

On my run sans headphones, with my eyes, not my ears, as my most engaged sense, I saw the whole thing. Even when my back was to it, I felt the pink blanketing me and the rest of the streets. As quickly as harmful thoughts entered my mind, they were replaced by gratitude for the sun, and for my limbs, for carrying me to it.

Runstreet was honored to partner with Garden Suites Hotel by Affinia recently for a special VIP Art Run featuring amazing street artist Tony “Rubin” Sjoman.