Things to do, places to eat, shows to see, places to stay in Madison County, NY      

The Madison Hall Association is again planning to host its annual 5k run/walk during Mustang Weekend in Morrisville September 25, 2010.  The annual event supports the ongoing restoration of Madison Hall a Greek Revival structure that served as Madison County's court house until 1907.  The race is part of the Route 20 Road Challenge.
The run/walk is a great opportunity to participate in the restoration of this historic landmark and enjoy the fall foliage on a challenging course.
The run/walk is held in conjunction with Morrisville State College's Mustang Weekend and with the support of Oneida Savings Bank.

Race Facts:
Date: September 25, 2010
Time: 9am
Start and Finish: Madison Hall, US Route 20 Morrisville.
Registration: $10 in advance, $15 day of race.  $5 for Morrisville students, alumni, other students and children under 18.

Warm up for the Boiler Maker at the 2nd Annual 5K Run/Walk on July 8th at 6pm at the Madison County Fair in Brookfield.  Trophies will be awarded to the top male and female finishers overall, along with ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place finishers in each age group.  All runners who register by July 1st will receive a t-shirt (the entry fee is $15 on or before July 1st, after $20).  Anyone interested in competing can download an entry form at www.madisoncounty-fair.com, phone Craig 315-824-2839 or email southof20@wheelweb.com.
The Madison County Fair 5K Run/Walk is part of the 2010 Route 20 Road Challenge Run/Walk Series (http://www.nyroute20.com/RoadChallenge2010). 

The 2nd annual Mad Co.W. 5K Walk and Run is all set for August 7th in the town of Nelson.  Nelson is located about 4 miles east of the village of Cazenovia.  It is being coordinated by the In Your Pace Running Club and it is part of the Route 20 Road Race Series, which is a series of 17 races along or near US Route 20.  The Mad Co.W Race is “In Your Pace Running Club’s” ode to the rich history of the Holstein cow and Madison County (Mad CoW … get it!?). When you run through Madison County, you are running through American History. To register and find more information about the race check out the In Your Pace website.