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!

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

From scenic trail running in canyons to running by massive murals, the Vegas landscape has something for every runner.

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

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!

Runstreet hit the West Coast for our first ever LA Art Run, in partnership with Athleta LA and Hotel Erwin.

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

We enjoyed finding murals in Midtown Manhattan for a special Art Run event.

Midtown is more than corporate suits and concrete thanks to a plethora of street art that has popped up in the neighborhood.

The second annual Daydream 5K Art Run and Festival kicked off in Chicago this year, following a smashing inaugural Daydream Festival in Brooklyn last year.

The World Pride Mural Project commemorates the 50-year Pride movement’s anniversary with NYC Pride murals around the city

We are happy to say our Daydream Art Run and Festival was a huge hit in 2018 (check out the recap), and we will be bringing this festival to the beautiful, art-filled streets of Miami and Chicago in 2019, and return for the Daydream Brooklyn for a second year! Check out how you can join and support the Daydream Experience.

To kick off 2018, Runstreet teamed up with The Yoga Collective NYC for a colorful, interactive Resolution Art Run! Winding through the streets of Lower Manhattan, we hit amazing NYC street art - from the East Village down to First Street Green Art Park. 

Runstreet was founded on the principles of art, camaraderie, equality and sweat therapy, and we are grateful we got to bring all of these principles to life in 2017. 

Runstreet had the privilege of joining JMZ Walls in Brooklyn in an Art Run for Puerto Rico.

Runstreet was psyched to be a part of the NYC Marathon weekend thrills, with a Shakeout Art Run on the Lower East Side, hosted by Whole Foods Market Bowery location and co-sponsored by Clif Bar.

Runstreet enjoyed our first ever Boston Art Run, in partnership with Clif Bar, and all ticket sale proceeds went directly to the Mayor's Mural Crew in Boston. 

As I wandered around Boston to prepare for our Clif Boston Art Run, I came across two happy blue characters rowing along a color-splattered brick wall. They added such a whimsical, imaginative flair to the historic New England city, and I was excited to come across more of the colorful blue creatures.