Holland Leprechaun Chase 5k and Wee Chase
Schedule
Sat, 14 Mar, 2026 at 08:30 am
UTC-04:00Location
Central Avenue, Holland, MI | Holland, MI
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2026 Holland Leprechaun Chase 5K
Saturday, March 14, 2026 | Centennial Park | Holland, MI
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend with one of West Michigan’s most fun and family-friendly races.
The Holland Leprechaun Chase 5K starts and finishes at Centennial Park and features a fast, scenic course through downtown Holland, big crowd energy, and a festive finish-line celebration.
Formerly organized by the Holland Running Club, this community favorite is now proudly hosted by Kevin J. Maas and Lakeside Property Masters, with Holland Running Club members serving as advisors to keep the race experience top-notch.
🎽 Every runner gets:
• Custom race shirt
• Custom finisher medal
• Custom bib
• Professionally timed by Epic Timing
• Drinks & snacks after the race
Run it fast, jog it with friends, or walk it with family. This race is built for all ages and abilities.
🍀 Holland Wee Chase (Kids Race)
Ages 4–8 | Presented by National Heritage Academies
The Wee Chase is a fully supervised kids race just for ages 4 to 8, held inside Centennial Park with three age-based races:
• Age 4
• Ages 5–6
• Ages 7–8
All courses are safe, clearly marked, and supported by police and volunteers.
🕘 Start Time: 9:00 AM
🎽 Each child receives:
• Custom shirt
• Custom bib
• Finisher medal
• Treats at the finish
💚 Run for a Great Cause
Proceeds from the race support the Holland Educational Foundation, helping students and schools right here in our community.
🍀 Make It a Family Tradition
Wear green. Bring your friends. Cheer loud at the finish line.
This is the kind of race families come back to every year.
👉 Register now and save your spot for March 14, 2026.
Run, Walk, Volunteer, or Donate!
Sign up today at:
HollandLeprechaunChase.com
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Where is it happening?
Central Avenue, Holland, MI, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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