We Will Sell Out Soon
The 49th Annual Manhattan Beach 10k is less than a month away, and we are now over 90% full.
After selling out the past three consecutive years, we're on track to do it again. At this point, it's no longer a question of if the MB10k will sell out. It's a question of when.
If you've been planning to join us on Saturday, October 3, now is the time to make it official.
Current Registration Pricing
$45 | Ages 15+
$40 | Ages 0–14
$30 | Virtual Option (All Ages)
(Registration fees applied online at checkout)
In-Store Registration Is Open
You can register in person at Village Runner, Manhattan Beach and walk out with your race bib in hand and pay with cash (no processing fee), check, or credit card.
Village Runner
1840 N. Sepulveda Blvd.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Open daily | 11am–6pm
Already Registered?
Thank you! We're getting closer to race day, and we'll have plenty more to share in the coming weeks about everything you can look forward to on October 3.
For now, if you know someone who's been talking about running the MB10k but hasn't signed up yet, you might want to give them a little nudge. There aren't many spots left.
See You October 3 | 7:30am Start
There's More Waiting for You After the Finish Line
The finish line is only part of the fun! After you cross it on October 3, head to the upper parking lots above the Manhattan Beach Pier to pick up your Finisher Tee and visit our Post-Race Expo.
Our 2026 Expo is packed with businesses and community partners offering snacks, drinks, giveaways, goodies, post-race recovery and more. We appreciate their support of the Manhattan Beach 10k and hope you'll show them some support in return, both on race day and throughout the year.
Visit our homepage to see this year's Post-Race Expo supporters. Each logo links directly to their website.
THE MB10K IS A NON-PROFIT EVENT AND THE PROCEEDS ARE DONATED TO COMMUNITY FITNESS RELATED CAUSES & SCHOLARSHIPS. THE RACE COMMITTEE ORGANIZERS AND RACE STAFF ARE VOLUNTEERS.
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Image Credits: Derek Billings & MB10k