In honor of Halloween, I put together this guide to haunted Brooklyn, with a list of the best spooky spots to run by.

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.

Whether you’re visiting or a resident, these Brooklyn running routes will inspire you.

I have not always been excited about run streaks. The prospect of running every day seemed daunting to me and honestly, kind of tedious.

These Brooklyn Half Marathon tips will help you conquer your big race in Brooklyn.

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

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 is excited to partner with Bklyn Treks for the Haunted Brooklyn 5K Run and Walk to celebrate Halloween, our favorite holiday!

If you’re looking for what to do in Brooklyn, Industry City serves up lots of tasty local food markets and restaurants, beautiful murals, and shopping.

“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).

Covid Comic: Running in Quarantine is written by Marnie Kunz and illustrated by Alisa Harvey, a multidisciplinary designer living in Brooklyn.

Dog Treats is a comic written and illustrated by Alisa Harvey, a multidisciplinary designer living in Brooklyn. She hopes her comics help people know they’re not alone.

As millions of us are suddenly at home to work or care for kids, and news alerts about coronavirus cases doubling over night come in, it is hard not to feel anxious.

The inaugural Runstreet Daydream 5K Art Run & Festival presented by Clif Bar was a swimming success full of paint, glitter, smiles, tacos and miles. From sparkling unicorns to dogs in fairy costumes to onesie-clad runners, the costumed run waves were a hit! We loved bringing our vision of a day of fantasy, play, color, art, music and running to life, and were lucky to work with so many amazing NYC street artists in the process.

Happy holidays from Runstreet! We gathered for a special edition Ugly Sweater Holiday Art Run in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, hosted by McCarren Park Hotel and Pool. And oh what fun it was, with reindeers, ugly (& cute!) sweaters, homemade sweet treats from Forever Plant-Based and more!

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

From her 14-lb. weight loss to tackling trauma and anxiety, Ellie shares her incredible story. 

Runstreet and ConBody held the first ever Prison Break 5K on October 22, 2016, with a 5K race from the Lower East Side of Manhattan across the bridge to Dumbo, Brooklyn, and a final workout with ConBody founder Coss Marte on the ConBody Prison Bus.

Runstreet hit the streets of Brooklyn for the illest Hip Hop Art Run, complete with Biggie murals, ODB art and Brooklyn's finest hip hop tunes.