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KultureCity 5K and half marathon in Birmingham (KultureCity) — Race for inclusivity and fun on November 22. (KultureCity)

On November 22, KultureCity is partnering with Pihakis Restaurant Group (PRG) to bring the 2nd Annual KultureCity Birmingham Race to the Magic City, and it’s more than just a run.

This sensory-inclusive 5K and half-marathon is a chance to get active for a good cause—with all proceeds supporting KultureCity’s mission to create more inclusive spaces for individuals with sensory needs.

Keep reading for details on the race (like a special discount code) and where the money is going.

Know before you go: KultureCity Birmingham Race 2025

Starting at Railroad Park, the fast, flat course begins at the Steam Plant and ends with a lively post-race celebration featuring local crowds, live music and delicious food from local Birmingham restaurants.

Where: 1830 Powell Ave S, Birmingham, AL 35233
When: Saturday, November 22
- Half-marathon | 7AM
- 5K | 7:30AM
Cost: 5K racers– $50 | half marathon racers– $85
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Not in Birmingham that weekend? You can still race virtually. Register now before the price increase on November 1st!

DISCOUNT CODE: Sign up today and use the promo code DONUT to get 20% off your registration, plus a free HERO G.O.A.T. donut.

An inclusive + community-centered event

This isn’t your average race—it’s designed to be inclusive and accessible from start to finish.

Race-day support will include:

The KultureCity Sensory Activation Vehicle (SAV): A mobile sensory room providing a calm + quiet space
Sensory bags filled with helpful tools for individuals who may feel overwhelmed
Onsite trained volunteers available to assist racers and spectators with sensory needs

This thoughtful setup allows families and individuals of all abilities to participate and enjoy the event in a way that works best for them.

What is KultureCity?

Founded in 2014 right here in Birmingham, KultureCity is the nation’s leading nonprofit on sensory accessibility and acceptance. Their work focuses on helping individuals with invisible disabilities and sensory needs, which affect 1 in 4 people.

In just over a decade, their impact includes:

Certifying over 6,000 venues + events across the country as sensory-inclusive
Distributing more than 1 million sensory bags to those in need
Saving 48 lives through first responder training
Partnering with major organizations like the NFL, NBA, MLB + FIFA to make flagship events more inclusive

With each event, venue and trained volunteer, KultureCity brings its mission of inclusivity to life—and it all started in our backyard.