Whether you’re visiting NYC or live in the city and want to see something new on your run, you’re in luck because NYC street art is incredible!

I’ve lived in Brooklyn for most of my NYC life, and I have to say it’s my favorite place to live and run.

I was thrilled to lead a special Runstreet NYC Art Walk with Hoka for the grand opening of the Hoka flagship store in New York City.

If you’re looking for where to run in Paris, here is my tried and tested list of the best places to run in the City of Light.

Red Hook running is full of seaside views, murals, and some surprisingly peaceful spots in New York City.

If you want to know where to run in London, check out this list, including the best street art spots and iconic landmarks.

If you’re looking for new Brooklyn street art to check out, take a trip (or a run!) over to the Brooklyn Museum to see the Gray-Green Divide.

Runstreet held our first Audubon Art Run for the Birds in partnership with the National Audubon Society on October 2, 2021.

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.

As an NYC street art lover, I was very happy to stumble across Murals for Good on Instagram recently.

“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.”

As everyone’s non-favorite holiday — Valentine’s Day — approaches, many of us feel stuck on Groundhog Day, but, fear not — there is a way to celebrate this sappy February holiday of love with a creative twist (while also supporting local artists).

A stunning new women’s rights mural celebrates the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in NYC’s East Village.

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.

St. Louis street art protests for racial equality with Black Lives Matter art around the city.

Black Lives Matter street art around the world is calling out for an end to police brutality and inspiring strength to fight racism.

The Murals and Street Art (MASA) app, created by Chicago Art Runner and tech whiz Austin Hutchinson, is the perfect way to do your own Art Run and join us on a Virtual Art Run!