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Run clubs for every day of the week in Austin

Make friends and move your body — we found a club in Austin for any day your schedule is open.

Runners pass by a small green building with a large red circular sign that reads "Jo's" at the top. The building has a red stripe along the roofline and is located at the corner of South Congress Avenue. A small crowd of people stands on the sidewalk, watching and cheering the runners as they go by. In the background, there are trees with bare branches and a street sign indicating Congress Avenue.

Become a morning person with The Morning Jo’s run club.

Photo by Grace Sitzes

Everybody — it’s time to move your feet and go for a run.

We rounded up a run club for every day of the week so you can make time to break a sweat.

Monday

  • Mañana Mosey | First Monday of the month | 7 a.m. | Mañana Dos — Downtown | Free | 5K | You don’t need to be a hardcore runner to get in on this club because participants are invited to walk, run, or mosey through the route.

Tuesday

  • The Morning Jo’s | Every Tuesday | 6 a.m. | Jo’s Coffee — South Congress Avenue | Free | Three to six miles | Once you’re done running, that coffee will taste even better.

Wednesday

  • East Side Beer Runners | Every Wednesday | 6:30 p.m. | Central Machine Works | Free | Distance varies | Runners of all skill levels are invited to lace up their shoes and grab a drink at the end.

Thursday

  • Jester King Run Club | Every Thursday | 6:30 p.m. | Jester King Brewery | Free | Two miles | Take in Hill Country views followed by a free craft brew with the Jester King Goats.
A group of runners jogs down a sunlit street. Most of the runners are wearing athletic gear such as tank tops, shorts, and running shoes. Some hold water bottles, and a few are smiling as they run. In the background, there is a white building with a sign that reads "Better Half Coffee Bar & Café" partially visible behind the trees and other runners.

Fleet Feet’s run clubs get you moving with a group of like-minded folks.

Photo by Chase Fleming Photography

Friday

  • Fleet Feet Austin | Every Friday | 6:30 a.m. | Fleet Feet — Seaholm | Free | Three to seven miles | There are several weekday options to go for a run with this group. Plus, dogs are welcome to join in on the fun.

Saturday

  • Gilbert’s Gazelles | Every Saturday | 5:45 a.m. | Gazelles HQ | $80 per month | Three to 22 miles | Long-distance runners meet to tackle distances that put their endurance to the test — and this club also offers weekday workouts.

Sunday

  • ATX Run Divas | Every Sunday | Times vary | Location varies | Free | Distance varies | Weekly runs happen all around the city for runners of all shapes, sizes, paces, and distances.

Still don’t see one that makes you want to run? Check out this community-centric run club forum.

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