Chicago’s widespread St. Patrick’s Day themed race is again for the forty fifth yr this weekend, promising to convey hundreds to the Loop.
More than 20,000 persons are anticipated to take part within the 2026 Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle 2-mile stroll and 8k run on Sunday.
Wheelchair racers will kick off the occasion at 8:20 a.m., adopted by the primary wave of runners at 8:30 a.m.
NBC Chicago will provide a live feed of the race beginning at 8:20 a.m. Coverage will embody in-race protection, then will transition to end line protection at 8:45 a.m.
The station’s livestream, accessible on its web site and the NBC Chicago app, will present runners crossing the end line till 11 a.m.
Telemundo Chicago’s web site and app may even provide streaming choices.
If you are planning to see the race in particular person, be conscious of the street closures for the occasion.
Spectators can watch the race from the sidelines of the course, or they will decide an official cheer zone to be a part of. Many of the cheer zones are related to varied operating teams across the metropolis.

The Shuffle’s official cheer zones embody places for the next teams:
- Girls on the Run Chicago
- Mercy Home Heroes
- The Garage Chicago
- EDGE Athletics
- Family Style RC
- November Project Chicago
- Peace Runners 773
- GRC Run Club
- Chingonas Run Chicago
- Viento Little Village Runners Club
- Chicago Area Runners Association
- LosGuapos
• Chingonas Run Chicago will cheer exterior of Columbia College Chicago Library (624 S. Michigan Ave., simply previous mile 4) close to Balbo Drive at 8 a.m.
• Edge Athletics will cheer on West Jackson and South Franklin Street (simply previous mile 3) from 8:45-10 a.m.
• Peace Runners will cheer at Michigan Ave and Harrison Street (mile 4 marker) at 8 a.m., then will proceed the festivities with a Juke Party Mixer from 3-9 p.m. at The Bar 10 Doors (1251 W. Taylor St.).
For these hoping to seize an excellent view of the beginning of the race, standing on East Randolph Street over South Columbus Drive is a good spot.