Kids & Family
14th Annual Feet Fest 3K Family Fun Run/Walk This Sunday
Last chance to register for Feet Fest will be on Sunday, August 27, beginning at 7:30am for $18 per person.

Palatine Park District hosts the 14th annual Feet Fest 3K Family Fun Run/Walk on Sunday, August 27, 2017 at Towne Square, 150 W. Palatine Road, in Palatine. The race event will begin at 8:30am with day of registration available beginning at 7:30am for $18 each. The presenting sponsor for the 2017 Feet Fest is Palatine Bank & Trust. All participants will receive a race goody bag and a t-shirt. The race will have a timed finish with results available to view online.
Pre-race stretching will be guided by PT Solutions Therapyof Palatine beginning at 8:15am near the starting line. They will also be providing pre- and post-race injury screenings. After the race, a pancake breakfast will be offered by the Sons of the American Legion Post #690, located at the finish line–122 W. Palatine Road, from 9:00am until 12:00pm. In addition to pancakes, the Legion will be serving eggs, french toast, ham, sausage, fruit, coffee, orange juice, and milk. Adults will be admitted for $9 each, kids age 4-10 for $5 each, and children 3 or under are free.
The 2017 Feet Fest 3K Family Fun Run/Walk is made possible by a variety of community partners. This year’s post-race refreshment sponsors are Jewel-Osco of Palatine on Plum Grove Road and KIND Snacks. Additional Gold Level Sponsors include AMITA Health, Andigo, Consumers Credit Union, Dental Vue, MeritCorp Group LLC, Orthodontic Experts, and Palatine Vision Center.
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For more information about Feet Fest, contact Fitness, Health & Wellness Coordinator Abby Krueger at 847.496.6265 or akrueger@palatineparks.org.
The mission of Palatine Park District is to provide a variety of safe, enjoyable and affordable parks, programs and recreational facilities that will enhance the quality of life by promoting good health and well-being for all residents and visitors while being fiscally responsible stewards of community assets and tax dollars.