Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon
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Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon
The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is an annual race weekend held in downtown Oklahoma City on the last weekend in April. The event’s stated mission is to celebrate life, reach for the future, honor the memories of those killed in the 1995 bombing, and unite the world in hope. Proceeds benefit the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. The event spans three days and includes race-related activities, an expo, and museum access for participants.
Race weekend and event details
The weekend program includes a Health & Fitness Expo at the Oklahoma City Convention Center and open access to the Memorial Museum for race participants with a bib or registration confirmation. The start line area and race corrals are located on Harvey Avenue in front of the Memorial Museum. A wheelchair division is included for marathon, half, and quarter distances. The official race app provides an interactive course map with hydration stations and mile markers, runner tracking, and push notifications. Gear check uses a clear-bag policy and has a designated pickup location near Scissortail Park at Robinson and OKC Boulevard. The quarter marathon distance is offered as an individual race or as a four-member team event.
Distances: Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
- Marathon
- Half Marathon
- Quarter Marathon - 6.55 miles (10.55 km)
- 5K
- Kids Marathon
- Senior Marathon