
Glasstown Boos and Brews 10k/5k/Beer Mile is a running race on October 18, 2026 in Millville, NJ, with entry fees from $35 to $60.
Whether you're running for the boos, the brews, or both, this is one Halloween event you won't want to miss!
Beer Mile Rules
Each competitor drinks four beers and runs four laps (start with chugging a beer, then run a lap, then beer, then lap, then beer, then lap, then beer, then lap - finish).
Beer must be consumed before the lap begins within the transition area. The transition area is the 9 meter zone.
The race begins with competitors lined up on the mile starting line, drinking the first beer in the transition zone described in the step above. This ensures competitors cover a complete mile. Competitors can walk/move in the transition area while drinking, but all beer must be consumed in the transition area before setting off to run a lap.
Each beer must be finished in the transition zone before the competitor begins the next lap.
Competitors who vomit before they finish the race must complete one penalty lap at the end of the race (immediately after the completion of their 4th lap). Vomiting more than once during the race still only requires one penalty lap at the end.
Live forecast from the U.S. National Weather Service.
Race day
Sunday, 10/18
High
57°
Low
41°
Conditions
Sunny
Chance of Rain
9%
Wind
5 mph
Population
27,432
as of 2023
City Elevation
2 ft
Nearest Airport
ACY
Atlantic City International Airport · 25 mi
Major Hub
PHL
Philadelphia International Airport · 37 mi
Time Zone
Eastern Time
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A mid-size host city. Enough lodging and amenities to keep race weekend easy, without big-city sprawl.
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Glasstown Boos and Brews 10k/5k/Beer Mile
Oct 18, 2026