Highlights of the Upcoming Tenacious10 Weekend
The Tenacious10 is just around the corner! And Oiselle could not be more pumped. We survived the 2018 Boston Marathon Deluge so we are prepped for anything! We have so many out of town visitors to welcome…here are just a few highlights of the Tenacious10 weekend:
Packet pickup at The Watertown Hotel 11am-7pm Thursday, April 19th and Friday, April 20th. Get your race bib, Oiselle top, and check out a sweet Oiselle pop-up! Word is Oiselle HQ and Haute Volée will be dropping by on both days for mingling and pics.
After you get your official race gear, swing by Oiselle’s only brick and mortar, our treasured Flagship Store at University Village. You’ll need to get a “oiselfie” in the dressing room, take a picture with Lauren’s nose, and get #flystyle recs from the one and only Brenda.
Race day at iconic Gas Works Park has something for everyone:
- National Anthem by Jess Barnard
- Mercer Island HS Drum Line
- Post-race donuts!
- Kids 1k race!
- Sweet age group prizes
- Butt slaps from Running Evolution’s Beth Baker
Have you always wanted to be on a starting line with Kara Goucher (racing the 10 mile) or Lauren Fleshman (pacing the 7-minute group of the 10k)? Online registrations for the Tenacious10 are closed, but you can still register at packet pickup on Thursday or Friday. Seriously, you don’t want to miss it.
And, we still have a few slots for our Bright Birds Dance Party on Saturday night on Capitol Hill, so get registered and get signed up for the party!
We can’t wait to see you there and celebrate Seattle, Earth Day, and running with you!
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