Music City Run for Dyslexia
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Event Overview
The Music City Run for Dyslexia is an annual athletic event held in Nashville, Tennessee. Now in its fourth year, the race is organized by Learning Matters, a non-profit organization that provides assessment and tutoring services for students with learning disabilities. The event serves as a fundraiser to support free interventional tutoring for K-12 students.
Course and Location
The event is staged at the Riverview Pavilion in Shelby Park. Participants follow a route that runs along the Cumberland River and through the Shelby Bottoms greenway. This location is known for its natural environment and paved pathways.
Available Distances
Participants can choose from several distance options:
- 10K (6.2 miles)
- 5K (3.1 miles)
- 1 Mile Dyslexia Dash
Participation and Recognition
The event includes a 1-Mile Dyslexia Dash which is open to all ages and abilities. Participants have the option to run or walk the courses. The fourth edition of the race features new youth awards for participants. Registration fees vary by distance, and the primary objective of the gathering is to support children impacted by dyslexia. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
