Welcome to the 2024 Boston 10K™ presented by Brigham and Women's Hospital! We can't wait to race through Boston together on June 23rd.

Over the coming weeks, keep an eye out for participant newsletters and race information from the B.A.A. We'll be sharing everything you need to know for a fun and fast race experience.

Open registration for the 2024 Boston 10K presented by Brigham and Women's Hospital is now SOLD OUT! Limited spots remain with Team Brigham, our fundraising and presenting partner.

Bib numbers are now available in your Athletes' Village account!

U.S. residents will be mailed their bib number and race information prior to the event. International residents (including Canada) may claim their bib number at the Athlete Services Tent near the start area between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. on race day.

If you misplace your bib, or it gets damaged, a replacement bib can be issued at the Athlete Services Tent near the start area between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. on race day.

The start line is on Charles Street between the Boston Public Garden and Boston Common. Athletes will be seeded according to their expected pace-per-mile.

The 2024 Boston 10K will offer a new course, featuring beautiful views of the Esplanade and Charles River, crossing the Longfellow and Massachusetts Avenue bridges, while starting and finishing in Boston Common.

Members of Team USA & Boston Marathon Podium Finishers Set to Compete at 2024 Boston 10K presented by Brigham and Women’s Hospital

American Olympic Marathoners Emily Sisson and Clayton Young will race the new and enhanced Boston 10K course which features scenic views of the Charles River and finishes at Boston Common. Making his American road racing debut is world-number one ranked road racer Sabastian Sawe of Kenya, and returning is defending Boston Half champion Abel Kipchumba. 2024 Boston Marathon runner-up Sharon Lokedi and two-time Boston Marathon champion Edna Kiplagat headline the women’s field, while Para Athletics Division winners Marko Cheseto Lemtukei, Atsbha Gebremeskel, and Kelly Bruno will compete two months after finishing April’s marathon.

Run With a Purpose: Join the Brigham and Women’s Hospital Team

The Boston 10K™ presented by Brigham and Women's Hospital is more than a race. It’s a chance to join a vibrant community of people inspired to make a difference, one mile at a time.

Run for healthy hearts, healthy minds, and healthy babies. Run to cure diseases, like cancer, that touch all of our lives. Run to give everyone, everywhere, access to high-quality healthcare.

Breakthroughs happen every day at the Brigham—breakthroughs in care and research that impact us all. When you do the Boston 10K to support the Brigham, you can fundraise for any area of the hospital that’s meaningful to you and the people you love.

Start a team, join an existing team, or participate on your own. The fundraising minimum per person is just $300.

There are endless reasons to do the Boston 10K on Sunday, June 23, to support the Brigham. What’s your inspiration?

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