Events

Color VIBE 5K

When
Apr 1st, 2017
9:00am - 12:00pm
Where
1100 Dunlop LaneClarksvilleTN37040
Are you wanting a little more color in your life? Lucky for you, Color VIBE 5K is coming to Clarksville on Saturday April 1st.
Run, walk, or dance your way through our color-filled course wit your friends and family. After the race, come party with us at the most colorful dance party to ever hit Tennessee. Kids 12 and under are free with each adult registration.
Registration at www.thecolorvibe.com today!

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