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The New York Road Runners organization is marking Harlem Week by hosting its signature Percy Sutton Harlem 5K, a race designed to honor the historic neighborhood’s artistic contributions, entrepreneurial spirit and worldwide cultural legacy. The event underscores the organization’s commitment to celebrating communities while promoting fitness and active participation in the sport of distance running.
Named after the influential businessman and civil rights advocate Percy Sutton, the annual 5K race has become a cornerstone event during Harlem Week festivities. The race draws participants from across the city and beyond, creating an opportunity for the running community to engage with one of New York’s most iconic neighborhoods.
Through this event, NYRR aims to showcase Harlem’s profound influence on American culture and its lasting impact on the world stage. The organization continues to use running events as a platform for community engagement and cultural recognition.
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