DC LINKS WALK FOR HEALTHY LIVING

  • Date Sat 27th September 2025
  • Time 8:00AM EDT
  • Location Washington, District of Columbia
  • Price Free
  • Races 1 race

Event summary

Get ready to lace up your walking shoes for the DC Links Walk for Healthy Living on Saturday, September 27, 2025! This vibrant event will take place in the heart of Washington, District of Columbia, starting at the Anacostia Roller Skating Pavilion. Join us as we celebrate 30 years of Walking for Wellness, a remarkable initiative by The Links, Incorporated, aimed at promoting health and wellness within the African American community and beyond.

Participants will walk the scenic East Bank Trail to Nationals Park and back, enjoying an invigorating day of fellowship and movement along the stunning Anacostia Riverwalk Trail. This FREE, family-friendly event will not only encourage you to get moving but also feature a lively community wellness fair. Attendees can look forward to health screenings, engaging activities like "go-go yoga," and valuable resources from local wellness partners. Come together with friends, family, and neighbors to promote a healthier lifestyle and celebrate community spirit at this inspiring event!

Organiser's Description

Join us to celebrate 30 years of Walking for Wellness! On September 27, 2025, the 298 chapters of The Links, Incorporated will celebrate the 30th Annual Walk for Healthy Living- the national organization's signature program to encourage African Americans and other people of African ancestry to build community and get moving for our collective wellness!

ATTENTION ALL WALKERS: We will meet at the ANACOSTIA ROLLER SKATING PAVILLION for onsite registration and warm-ups: 1500 ANACOSTIA DRIVE, SE, WASHINGTON, DC. We will walk the _EAST BANK TRAIL _to Nationals Park and return to the skate pavilion. THE CAPITAL CITY (DC) CHAPTER, alongside the METROPOLITAN (DC) CHAPTER of The Links, Incorporated, will host the DC Links Walk for Healthy Living to promote and celebrate the health and wellness of the African-American community in the DMV. This FREE, family-friendly community event will include an afternoon of fellowship and movement along the beautiful Anacostia Riverwalk Trail with members of the Links community, wellness partners, our Ward 8 community members & neighbors, followed by a community "wellness fair" featuring health screenings, "go-go yoga", health screenings, and more provided onsite by community wellness vendors and partners.

Races

  • Dc Links Walk for Healthy Living

    Sat 27th September 2025 (8:00AM EDT)

    Free

    CLOSED
    On Saturday, September 27th, 17,000+ Links across the nation will WALK THE WALK for our collective wellness in celebration of the 30th Annual Walk for Healthy Living! For the past thirty years, the Walk has encouraged African Americans and other people of African ancestry to get moving because we know that physical activity helps control weight, reduce blood pressure, reduce the risk of diabetes, and improve mental well-being. The annual Walk allows us to reset our mark on reducing the incidence of chronic diseases that plague our communities. But we know that gathering to move together extends beyond the physical- socializing, fellowship and building community are key factors in maintaining health and well-being. Now, more than ever, community matters! We hope you will bring your friends, family, and community members to join us on September 27th for this FREE, dynamic, informative, and fun-filled day of community and connection. Register today and join us to reinvigorate or jump-start your wellness journey.

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Location

Anacostia Roller Skating Pavillion, 1500 Anacostia Drive SE, Washington, 20020, DC, United States

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