Houston Pre-Marathon Pasta Party

Hosted by Bay Area Running Club (BARC), Bayou City Road Runners (BCRR), City Centre Running Club (CCRC), HARRA, Houston Fit and Houston Striders.

Don't miss the Houston Pre-Marathon Pasta Party hosted at Social Beer Garden HTX on Thursday, January 16, 2024, from 6:15 PM to 8:45 PM.

• It's the perfect way to kick off the Chevron Houston Marathon weekend! Join us for an evening of delicious food, inspirational insights, and camaraderie within the vibrant Houston running community.
• This event is open to all members of the Houston running community. Secure your spot, bring your running spirit, and get ready for an evening of great company, tasty pasta, and inspiring stories!

The price of admission includes pasta, non-alcoholic beverages, and beer (21+ only). Available registration options are as below:

• Individual Pasta Dinner - $25 ($10 off for HARRA member)
• Individual Pasta Dinner (Student) - $20 ($10 off for HARRA student member)

Run club leaders can purchase pasta packages for their club/team members and save up to $70. Available pasta packages are as below. Once purchased, we will email the coupon code to the run club leaders so their members can register. To purchase these packages, go to the following link.

• Pasta Dinner Package for five members ($100)
• Pasta Dinner Package for ten members ($180)

NOTE: We are inviting run clubs to co-host the event with us. If your club is interested in co-hosting the event, don't hesitate to get in touch with Hans at info@harra.org 

About HARRA:

Houston Area Road Runners Association (HARRA) is an all-volunteer non-profit organization founded in 1979. HARRA serves as the umbrella organization for more than 40 run clubs in the Houston area. Among its many activities, HARRA works with clubs to coordinate club competitions, race series, educational opportunities, and other events that benefit the Houston running community. HARRA also gives the running community a voice on issues affecting all runners in the Houston area.

* The HARRA uses the term “running” to encompass the broad spectrum of  term running, including competitive running, jogging, fitness walking, race walking, and adaptive chair fitness/racing on roads, trails, and tracks.