Run for 21: Clemente Day Fun Run

Run for 21

Saturday, September 20th // 9:30AM

Run for 21 is Baseball Run Club’s end-of-(regular) season event, celebrating the 2025 baseball season and our 2025 charity partner, Clemente Museum.

This 3-mile fun run/walk will start at PNC Park and finish at the historic Clemente Museum.

Pirates Tickets: BRC will have a section for the 9/20 Pirates vs Athletics game. Tickets to the game in BRC's section can be purchased directly through the Pirates at the link below and come with $20 loaded value that can be used on concessions or at the team store!
https://www.gofevo.com/event/Baseballrunclub0920

Agenda:

• 9:15AM: Arrive at PNC Park, outside the Team Store

• 9:30AM: Run/Walk begins

• 10:00AM: Finishers arrive at the Clemente Museum for post-run goodies provided by our sponsors

• 12:00-3:00PM: RSVP'd runners can enjoy the museum for a discounted rate

• 6:00PM: Pick-Up BRC x Pirates merch in-stadium

• 6:40PM: Pirates vs. Athletics - Purchase game tickets via the link below to sit with BRC and receive $20 loaded value!

Merch: We have an exclusive Pirates x BRC hat created in partnership with the Pirates. This hat is being crafted by their promotions team and only 10 are available!

Merch Pick Up: Hats will be available for pick up beginning at 6pm at section 311. Updated details will be sent to purchases prior to game day. If you would like to purchase a hat but will not be attending the game please contact our director, Megan, at baseballrunclub@gmail.com.

Run Sponsors: Thank you to our Run for 21 sponsors, who are helping provide goodies for our attendees at the Clemente Museum finish line!

• The Clemente Museum: Show your Run for 21 registration to receive access to the museum for $12 on 9/20 (regular price $21)
• Nuun Hydration: https://nuunlife.com/
• St James Iced Tea: https://saintjamesicedtea.com/
• BREZ: https://www.drinkbrez.com/

"The Pirates drafted Clemente in 1954 and he rose to become one of the greatest baseball players of his time. Facing both racial and language barriers on and off the field, Clemente rose above the adversity and dedicated his life to helping those in need. He is remembered for his extreme generosity and empathy for those less fortunate. In every off season, Clemente played winter ball in his home country of Puerto Rico, contributing greatly to his incredible batting records and miraculous arm."

- Clemente Museum