The festival runs from December ‘19 through February ‘20. Following are the 8 upcoming races which are part of the festival.
| Date | Races |
| 22nd Dec | Let's Run Chennai |
| 5th Jan | Madurai Marathon |
| 2nd Feb | OMR Run |
| 2nd Feb | Go Coimbatore Run |
| 2nd Feb | Gagner Social Marathon |
| 2nd Feb | Mutthu Marathon |
| 2nd Feb | Mayum Neon Mini Marathon 5k |
| 1st Mar | MEPZ Run |
"As leaders in the industry, we at Eventjini wanted to do more than promote individual races, which inspired us to give people a means to explore the variety of races the city has to offer. We wish to enable people to take up running more and make India the capital of running and the Chennai Running Festival is just the beginning," says Sandilya Venkatesh, CEO of Eventjini.
Expressing his appreciation about the initiative, Managing Director of ASICS India, Mr. Rajat Khurana said, “Running has always been our core focus at ASICS, the Chennai Run Festival embodies our recent campaign ‘Joy of Running' to reinforce the habit and importance of running with our growing consumers. Chennai is a key market for us and through such initiatives, we want to engage with different running communities and increase our foothold.”
Each person participating in any of the listed marathons stands a chance to win an exclusive running kit from ASICS. The running kit includes a pair of ASICS running shoes and a T-shirt.
With the festival, Eventjini has also designed #AamchiMumbai kind of hashtag for Chennai #EnOduChennai. Interestingly it has 2 meanings to it, one is “My Chennai” and the second is “I Run Chennai”, as Enodu means “My” and Odu independently means “Run”.
