Saturdays at 09:00 AM, Queens - The cricket field at the intersection of Baisley Pond Blvd and 154th Street Get Directions (opens in a new tab)
The cricket field at the intersection of Baisley Pond Blvd and 154th Street. Baisley Pond Park is located near JFK Airport in Springfield Gardens, Queens on the border of NYC and Nassau County. The park features tennis, handball, and basketball courts; peaceful, shady alcoves for picnicking; and plenty of plant and animal wildlife.
Check-in 15 mins prior to start time.
Baisley Pond Park is located near JFK Airport in Springfield Gardens, Queens on the border of NYC and Nassau County. The park features tennis, handball, and basketball courts; peaceful, shady alcoves for picnicking; and plenty of plant and animal wildlife.
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The cricket field at the intersection of Baisley Pond Blvd and 154th Street|3.1 M|9:00 AM
The cricket field at the intersection of Baisley Pond Blvd and 154th Street. Check-in 15 mins prior to start time.
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NYRR Open Run is a community-based, volunteer-supported running initiative - bringing free weekly runs and walks to local neighborhood parks.
Most Open Runs take place during the weekend and they start at different times in different locations. Check the schedule to see when Open Run starts in your local park.
NYRR Open Run is completely free.
No, you don’t need to be a runner to participate in Open Run! You can run or walk, whatever distance you feel comfortable with. We welcome people of all abilities. The key is just to get moving and have a good time.
Absolutely! We welcome all dogs at Open Run, as long as they are on a short leash to comply with NYC Parks regulations as well as for the safety of the other participants.
Please do! We welcome all ages at Open Run. Please start toward the back and be mindful of other Open Run participants and park users.
We won’t say it is a requirement, but isn’t it just more fun to run with others? Bring as many family members and friends as you wish—all are welcome at Open Run! Please keep in mind that we will be adhering to social distancing guidelines at all Open Runs.
Yes, you can. We ask that you run with your kids if they cannot complete the distance on their own. Please note: A parent or guardian must also sign a waiver before any child under age 18 can participate.
Visit each Open Run park's information page to sign up for a volunteer opportunity, or you can sign up through our volunteer form. All volunteers must sign up in advance to volunteer at an Open Run session. All volunteers should adhere to NYRR's Volunteer Guidelines.
Open Run volunteer opportunities are not eligible for +1 credit for guaranteed entry ti the TCS New York City Marathon.
All volunteers must sign up in advance to volunteer at an Open Run session. All volunteers will receive a confirmation email with more details.
NYC Metro Area Parks
What is Open Run? Since 2015, NYRR Open Run brings free, weekly community-led runs to neighborhood parks across the greater New York City area. The program is free and open to runners and walkers of all ages, abilities, and experience levels. For more information, please go to nyrr.org/openrun
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