We are venturing into Virginia for this week’s Run Club Spotlight. St. Elmo’s Coffee & Run Crew meets at different St. Elmo’s Coffee shops around Alexandria. You may mistake this group for a simple coffee club, but rest assured, you will earn that post-run coffee and pastry.

This week we are turning the Run Club Spotlight on one of the new kids on the block. Rock Creek Run Club started their group runs in April, meeting before work on Thursdays to get in easy miles through Rock Creek Park.

This week’s Run Club Spotlight takes us out to Maryland and the Prince George's Running Club (PGRC), a running club founded in 1985 with multiple runs a week in Greenbelt.

For this week's Run Club Spotlight, we bring you…not a run club. The Rock Creek Rockets is a group of runners that eschews the title of “Run Club,” opting instead to classify themselves as a laid back group of runners who happen to meet at the same time each week. The idea is that there should be no anxiety about getting out and running with new friends.

For this week's Run Club Spotlight, we caught up with Nice Jewish Runners DC, a Dupont Circle-based group that's open to everyone — Jewish or not — as long as you're welcoming, friendly, and up for coffee after the run.

Did you know there is a free 5K race held at five locations in the DMV every Saturday morning? The folks at Brooks host parkrun, a free community event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer, or spectate at Anacostia Park, Roosevelt Island, Fletcher’s Cove, College Park, and Kensington.

For this week's Run Club Spotlight, we are highlighting our friends in NoMa. The NoMa Run Club is one of the top recommended clubs you see when you look on Reddit, and it is because they are a chill group who loves running and beer, maybe not even in that order.

For this week's Run Club Spotlight, we are highlighting our friends in NoMa. The NoMa Run Club is one of the top recommended clubs you see when you look on Reddit, and it is because they are a chill group who loves running and beer, maybe not even in that order.

For this week's Run Club Spotlight, we caught up with the folks at DC Road Runners, one of the region's longest-running clubs with a schedule built for just about every type of runner in the city.

For this week’s Run Club Spotlight, we chatted with the folks over at Every Person Run Club, a Navy Yard-based group that welcomes all runners, regardless of pace, experience level, or ability.

With a Mission, Vision, and Values that would make even the most successful non-profit blush, this group means it when they say they are for “Every Person”.

In the bustling running scene of Washington, D.C., few groups have managed to cultivate a sense of "team" quite like the Northeast Track Club (NETC). Known for their high energy and inclusive atmosphere, NETC has become a staple for those looking to push their limits while building genuine friendships.

We sat down with the team behind NETC to learn more about what happens at the track and why this community is about so much more than just a lap time.

Meet the GOOD GRiEF, an Austin, TX- and Washington, DC-based running club that focuses on mental health alongside their passion for running. Their mission is to help people find the good in grief, fostering a joyful and kind community where people can be themselves. We spoke with the GOOD GRiEF DC team to get the low-down on the group and learn how people can get involved.

If you've been running in DC for any length of time, you've probably crossed paths with DC Capital Striders. With group runs across DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland, they're one of the most established and welcoming running communities in the area. We sat down with the group to learn what makes them tick.