In Boston for the Boston Marathon. This is the 50th anniversary of Kathrine’s first historic marathon. This time she is joined by 115 women and six men who are running for the charity, 261 Fearless. She will be making expo and press conference appearances, and signing the new edition of her book Marathon Woman on April 13-16. See Kathrine’s Schedule of Appearances, Click READ MORE.
12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Boston Magazine and AT&T’s first annual Eat & Run – Open House to Meet Kathrine!
Kathrine will be signing the new 50th anniversary edition of Marathon Woman and meeting the public.
Where: The AT&T Flagship Store, 699 Boylston Street
Open to the public, RSVP HERE
11:45 am to 1:00 pm
BAA Invitational Mile – Kathrine is going to hold multiple break-tapes for the finishers as the races conclude
Where: Boylston Street, Copley Square
Who: Open to all spectators
1:00 to 2:00 pm
Runners World Seminar – Kathrine Switzer presentation, hosted by Amby Burfoot
Where: 899 Boylston Street, between Hereford and Gloucester Streets, across from the Hynes Convention Center
Kathrine will be signing her book
Who: Open to the public
2:15 to 3:15 pm
Meet Kathrine @ the adidas EXPO booth
Get your bib number signed by Kathrine
Where: Marathon Expo – adidas booth
Who: Open to the public
3:30 pm to 4:15 pm
Meet Kathrine Switzer, Boston Marathon Seminar presented by Boston Athletic Association
Kathrine will be signing the new edition of her book.
Where: Boston Marathon Expo, Hynes Convention Center, in Presentation Room posted at top of escalators
7:00 pm
Gala Premiere, Film “Boston!”
Where: Boch Center Wang Theatre, 270 Tremont Street
Who: Public event, Purchase Tickets
1:30 pm
Kathrine throws out first pitch for the Boston Red Sox!
Where: Fenway Park
Kathrine and the 261 Fearless Boston Marathon® Team are running the streets of Boston on April 17th BUT even if you are not able to travel to Boston, YOU can be part of this historic and empowering race wherever you are in the world! Learn More
Kathrine Switzer has long been one of running’s most iconic figures. Not just for breaking barriers as the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon in 1967, but also for creating positive global social change. Because of her millions of women are now empowered by the simple act of running.
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