Spots are almost gone for this year’s RUN-FEST, marking its decade-long milestone.

The Worthing-based event takes place May 3 and anticipates approximately 4,000 participants utilizing the town’s closed roadways.

This edition is positioned as the most expansive in the event’s timeline, projected to become Worthing’s premier single-day charitable initiative.

Beach House Grounds serves as both the starting and finishing point for all competitions, simultaneously hosting a complimentary public music celebration featuring Katherine Ellis.

Athletes completing the course will obtain a distinctive technical t-shirt and medal designed as a bottle opener.

RUN-FEST collaborates with St Barnabas House to present the Family Mile, an inclusive non-competitive option for participants of every age and fitness level.

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Each competitor receives a medal and post-race refreshments.

Organizers advise prospective participants to secure their spots promptly due to rapid availability depletion.

Registration is accessible through run-fest.com.

Multiple street restrictions will be in effect throughout Worthing on the event date.

Both competitors and local residents are directed to consult the RUN-FEST website for comprehensive information.

The occasion is set to become a standout feature of Worthing’s yearly event schedule, uniting the community for enjoyment, wellness, and charitable support.