Running While Jingling

The Dallas Generational Group Jingle Bell Run, attracting more than 4,000 participants a year, will take place on December 20 at the Hilton Anatole during their Christmas at the Anatole celebration. All proceeds benefit the Trinity Strand Trail and the Mavs Foundation.

The family-friendly event includes a one-mile fun run at 6:30 p.m., a nighttime 5k race at 7 p.m. and a lively post-race party. Participants are encouraged to dress in holiday attire and will receive a pair of jingle bells and glow bands to "jingle all the way" through the race. There will be carolers and music along the race course to ensure every step of the race is jolly. Dogs are welcome, and there will be an award for Most Festively Dressed Dog.

Registration is $20 to Dec. 18 and $55 after. For more information and to register, visit DallasJingleBellRun.com.

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