Music City Run for Dyslexia
- Date Sat 26th September 2026
- Time 8:00AM CDT
- Location Nashville, Tennessee
- Price $22.20 - $54.00
- Races 3 races
- Distances 10km, 5km, 1 Mile
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Event summary
Join us for the vibrant Music City Run for Dyslexia on Saturday, September 26th, 2026, in the heart of Nashville, Davidson! This exciting annual event raises awareness about dyslexia, a condition that affects 1 in 5 children. Participants can choose to run or walk in a beautiful 5K or 10K course that winds along the picturesque Cumberland River and through the serene Shelby Bottoms greenway. For families and individuals of all ages and abilities, there's a fun 1-Mile Dyslexia Dash to enjoy as well!
Not only does this event promote fitness and community spirit, but it also supports a great cause. The net proceeds from the Music City Run for Dyslexia provide essential free tutoring for students with dyslexia. With new youth awards and features this year, it's a perfect opportunity to come together, cheer for participants, and make a difference in the lives of children facing learning challenges. Don't miss out on this uplifting day of fun, fitness, and philanthropy!
Not only does this event promote fitness and community spirit, but it also supports a great cause. The net proceeds from the Music City Run for Dyslexia provide essential free tutoring for students with dyslexia. With new youth awards and features this year, it's a perfect opportunity to come together, cheer for participants, and make a difference in the lives of children facing learning challenges. Don't miss out on this uplifting day of fun, fitness, and philanthropy!
Organiser's Description
1-IN-5 KIDS ARE IMPACTED BY DYSLEXIA.
GO THE EXTRA MILE TO HELP OUR CHILDREN READ ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26TH AT THE 4TH ANNUAL MUSIC CITY RUN FOR DYSLEXIA. Every step counts in the 5K run/walk and 10K course along the Cumberland River and through Shelby Bottoms, one of Nashvilles most beautiful (and shaded!) greenways. In addition, a 1-MILE DYSLEXIA DASH will be offered for all ages and ability. The event is hosted by Learning Matters [http://www.learningmattersinc.org], a non-profit organization established in 2006, that exists to help K-12 students with Dyslexia and other learning disabilities reach their academic and human potential by providing equitable access to the highest quality assessment, tutoring, and advocacy. NET PROCEEDS OF THE MUSIC CITY RUN FOR DYSLEXIA HELP PROVIDE FREE INTERVENTIONAL TUTORING FOR STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA.
***** NEW YOUTH AWARDS! ***** NEW FEATURES!
COME AND FIND YOUR PEOPLE AT THE ANNUAL MUSIC CITY RUN FOR DYSLEXIA! RUN, WALK, OR CHEER FROM THE SIDELINES!
GO THE EXTRA MILE TO HELP OUR CHILDREN READ ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26TH AT THE 4TH ANNUAL MUSIC CITY RUN FOR DYSLEXIA. Every step counts in the 5K run/walk and 10K course along the Cumberland River and through Shelby Bottoms, one of Nashvilles most beautiful (and shaded!) greenways. In addition, a 1-MILE DYSLEXIA DASH will be offered for all ages and ability. The event is hosted by Learning Matters [http://www.learningmattersinc.org], a non-profit organization established in 2006, that exists to help K-12 students with Dyslexia and other learning disabilities reach their academic and human potential by providing equitable access to the highest quality assessment, tutoring, and advocacy. NET PROCEEDS OF THE MUSIC CITY RUN FOR DYSLEXIA HELP PROVIDE FREE INTERVENTIONAL TUTORING FOR STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA.
***** NEW YOUTH AWARDS! ***** NEW FEATURES!
COME AND FIND YOUR PEOPLE AT THE ANNUAL MUSIC CITY RUN FOR DYSLEXIA! RUN, WALK, OR CHEER FROM THE SIDELINES!
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