The most colorful race in the world
No date announced for 2022
No date announced for 2022
The Color Run, 2020 edition
- WE LIKE: it’s sporty but above all fun, colorful and fun
- AGE: for all (family event), you just need to know how to walk
- DATE: March 29, 2020
- TIMETABLES:
- FREE : for children under 10 years old
- LOCATION: in Paris
THE COLOR RUN 2020
- It has become a must-see for running (or walking) enthusiasts , but especially for lovers of parties and good times with friends and family.
- It’s ideal on a sunny day, but if it’s raining it’s not a big deal, you’re wet and you’re having fun!
- A 5km run or walk through Paris. Are you not here to “make a time” but to have fun, laugh and share a good and colorful moment!!
- We start with activities (before the start): dance fitness, photobooth, sports coaching, brass band…. Every kilometre, a projection of colours, and to end on a high note, music, entertainment, grouped colour throws and even a food truck for those who are a little hungry
UNE COURSE ÉCO-RESPONSABLE
- TOWARDS A RESPONSIBLE EVENT : THE COLOR RUN is trying to respond to the new Territorial Climate Air Energy Plan 2020-2030 as much as possible by using reusable and recyclable products and facilities, and by sorting and recycling the waste from the race.
- To go further in their approach, The Color Run is counting on everyone’s efforts and awareness. Provision of dual-flow bins in order to sort all waste, requires the environment and to preserve the cleanliness of the premises and by using municipal bins.
- DURING THE RACE, it is strictly forbidden to throw waste on the banks or in the Seine.
- AT THE FESTIVAL: BINS WILL BE AT YOUR DISPOSAL TO SORT THE 100% RECYCLABLE WATER BOTTLES ON ONE SIDE AND BINS FOR THE REST ON THE OTHER.
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