BLARNEY SHUFFLE

☘ IT’S KILT’D FUN
WEAR YOUR KILT. set a world record.

The area’s premier annual St Paddy’s event in Downtown Toledo is not quite your typical race. This is a nighttime glow shuffle — in Kilts.

Join hundreds of other leprechauns to set the Guinness World Record for the largest run by people wearing kilts. Run or walk through the streets of Downtown Toledo and enjoy a tent party at the Blarney Irish Pub after you finish.

Choose the Kilt Race package to ensure you’re part of setting the World Record, or the I’m Irish package if you already have your own kilt.

Start Time: 8:00PM
Distance: 3 Miles — Why? Because this isn’t a normal race, and a 5K is too far to shuffle.
Course Open: You have one hour to shuffle the route and make it back to the finish line. Concerned you can’t make it 3 miles? Shenanigans! We offer a shortcut to get to the beer tent quicker.
Maximum Field: 2,400
Minimum Age: 21 on Race Day

YOUR ST. PADDY PERKS

• Tri-Blend Short Sleeve Event Shirt
• Run Toledo Beer Koozie
• Glow Sticks
• Race BIB w/ Timing Chip
• Refreshments
• Ticket Into Party Tent
• 1 Beer Ticket
• Shareable Photographs
• Online Results if You Really Care
• More

There are no age group awards; this is a casual “shuffle,” not a race.

Mercy Health is our preferred sports medicine provider and provides all on course and finish line medical coverage. For immediate access to the Mercy Health Sports Medicine Team call the 24 hour Sports Medicine Hotline @ 419.754.7529.

BENEFITTING

Packet Pickup
Early Packet Pickup days, times and locations will be emailed to all registrants during race-week, and published on social media for each of our events.

Parking
Downtown Toledo offers ample weekend parking at no charge on the streets, with just a short walk to/from the start/finish lines. All parking is at your own risk.

The Route
The course takes you from the Blarney Irish Pub past the Toledo Mud Hen’s 5/3 Field, along side the Toledo Union Train Station around to the Oliver House/Maumee Bay Brewery where you can stop in for a “hydration” break, then along the riverfront near Owens Corning, before heading up Summit St. past Fort Industry Square, Promenade Park and Imagination Station, with a u-turn to head back up Summit to Monroe, finishing near the Blarney’s “Shamrockin” party tent.