It’s On! LA Chinatown Firecracker 10K Gets a New Date for Explosive Healthy Fun

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Celebrating 47 years, the L.A. Chinatown Firecracker is one of the largest and oldest running races in the U.S. With the Year of the Snake its upcoming Lunar New Year run, walk, cycling and dog walk events had been postponed because of the LA Wild Fires but Gong hei fat choy!! It’s Back on with two new days of festivities coming March 8-9th

The Firecracker 10K is more than just a run, it’s a two-day expo including exhibitors, beer garden, vendors, activities for children, plenty of live entertainment, and free to the public.

Each registered participant receives a commemorative 2025 Firecracker race bib, exclusive collectible finisher’s medal, limited edition t-shirt (even for registered kids and dogs), goody bag, and much more.
For participants who registered before the LA Fires caused the event dates be pushed back there are certain steps to take to redeem registration stays.

Firstly, registration is $28 – $65. All previously registered participants will automatically be transferred to the new dates and no further action is required on your part.

Second, registrants needing to adjust their registration have several options. A current virtual registration can be transferred to the in-person event. In-person registrants may be able to transfer to the virtual event (check for availability). Registration can also be transferred to another person, or deferred to the 2026 Year of the Horse event. Contact the event organizers or visit the registration portal for instructions on how to make changes.

Lastly, participants and their guests will enjoy an opening ceremony in the heart of historic Chinatown with an opening ceremony filled with lion dancers and the traditional lighting of 100,000 firecrackers on both days.

The 47th Annual L.A. Chinatown Firecracker is produced by the nonprofit L.A. Chinatown Firecracker Run Committee (LACFRC), a group of volunteers who donate their time and energy to organize and stage events and programs promoting healthy lifestyles, fitness, cultural awareness, supports education and encourages community participation. LACFRC continues to give back with proceeds reinvested in the community providing service and programs benefiting elementary schools and local nonprofit organizations. www.firecracker10k.org

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Jackson Roberts

Just a Good Old Man Who Loves His Dogs l jackson@dtla-weekly.com

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