Enjoy a wonderful day of fun runs and family entertainment at the Domain, Sydney on Saturday 4 September 2021 and support research into a cure for the children's cancer neuroblastoma. Run2Cure Neuroblastoma is the fun run for everyone - with a great choice of distances and a host of children's fun activities throughout the morning.
Runs include: 21.1k, 10k, 5k and 3k runs a 1K dash and the 1K Little Heroes Walk.
Family activities: from 9 am till 1 pm we'll have sports, face painting, rock climbing, pony rides and live entertainment.
Stay tuned to this page as we continue to update full event details, run start times, superhero stories, tips on how to prepare, transport details and the activity guide, We're updating as quickly as we can.
We'll also be opening up registrations for our 2nd annual virtual event Run2Cure Local in April. Wherever you are in Australia, or around the globe, you can participate in our virtual option throughout the month of September, which is also Childhood Cancer Awareness month.

No matter your level of ability, there's a run option to suit you! When registrations open in April, you'll be able to choose between 1k, 3k, 5k, 10k or our new Half Marathon distance.
This has to be one of the most scenic runs in Sydney. The 10 km is two laps of the 5 km which runs from the Phillip Precinct within The Domain, down by Mrs Macquarie’s Chair taking in the amazing views of Sydney Harbour. Our new 21.1k incorporates 4 laps of the 5k course.
It is possible to do this 3 km, 5 km and 10 km course pushing prams or wheelchairs but please ensure you review the route first as there are a couple of steep inclines.
The Little Heroes 1km is around the Domain (very easy and flat). Prams are very welcome.
Map of courses below.*
*subject to change as we continue to update for 2021

Registration and pricing details will be confirmed closer to our event.
Run2Cure Neuroblastoma is a set of fun runs organised by the registered charity, Neuroblastoma Australia. It is set in The Domain, one of the most iconic locations in Sydney. Now in its seventh year, the event is the charity’s largest fundraising event for research into the aggressive childhood cancer, neuroblastoma.
Families affected by neuroblastoma, friends, running groups, school and corporate teams, come together to show their support by participating in either the 1K Little Heroes Walk, 1km Dash and/or the 3km, 5km, 10km or 21.1km runs.
The run is an opportunity for friends and families to make a significant difference for children affected by neuroblastoma by raising vital funds for research into this aggressive childhood cancer.