Join us for the 2022 Fiddlers Green 5k on February 26th, 2022!
Click Register to save your spot in the most fun 5k and visit our About the 5K page to learn more about the exciting new features of this year’s race
“The Most Fun 5k in Orlando”
The 14th Annual Fiddler’s 5K race is a fun run/walk directly benefitting the Conductive Education Center of Orlando (CECO) and Habitat for Humanity of Winter Park-Maitland.
You can run! You can walk! You can stroll the Pint .5K! You can participate virtually!
Let’s get outside, have fun, and support local organizations (100% of net proceeds directly benefit local organizations)
The event is hosted by Fiddler’s Green Irish Pub of Winter Park, FL. We start the event at 7:30am from Mead Garden, run through beautiful Winter Park, and return to Mead Garden.
There is an Awards Presentation at 8:45 am. From there, the runners and everyone else are invited back for a beer and some fun at Fiddler’s Green Irish Pub.
Benefiting Your Local Community
100% of net proceeds from the event will benefit local charities: Habitat for Humanity of Winter Park-Maitland and Conductive Education Center of Orlando.
Become a Sponsor of the Fiddler’s Green 5k
Fox 35 Joins the Fiddler’s 5k!
Fox 35, Fox35 Orlando and My65 TV are joining the 11th Annual Fiddler’s 5K to help promote the event. Together with iHeart Media, the Fiddler’s 5K will be getting Public Service announcements, posts on the Fox 35 website and Facebook page, and other promotions. Look for on-air talent to be at the event on Saturday, March 2nd to help with announcements, awards, and with special give-aways. This will be a huge benefit to charities and help make this the biggest and best Fiddler’s 5K yet!
Free Beer!
Did we mention there will be free beer? Every entrant over 21 will receive a free beer after the run/walk. Also Fiddler’s Green Irish Pub will be open during the race for those that might want to meet up but not run/walk the Fiddler’s 5k. Your race number can be used to redeem a free beer anytime, not just the day of the race.
