Run Clubs in Brighton

The Angry Pablo Social Run Club is a free, friendly weekly social run that’s perfect if you want an easy, no-pressure jog with other local runners and coffee afterwards. It’s about community and socialising as much as the run itself, with people of all abilities — from complete beginners to more experienced runners`are welcome.

Brighton & Hove FrontRunners is a friendly, inclusive running club for LGBTQ+ adults and their allies based in Brighton & Hove. They’re part of the International FrontRunners network, which connects LGBTQ+ running/walking clubs worldwide, and they aim to provide supportive training, social runs and community events that welcome runners of all abilities from complete beginners to regular runners.

Brighton Run Club is a friendly, social running group that meets early on Friday mornings for casual runs. They offer both 3 km and 5 km routes and welcome runners of all paces and abilities, making the vibe relaxed and supportive — perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a low-pressure run alongside others. Runs typically start at around 6:25 am at Brighton Jetty, with some people then doing an ocean dip and grabbing coffee together afterwards. It’s free and open to join — there’s no formal paid membership required, and it’s all about community and having fun together.

Run The Lanes Run Club is a free weekly social running club that brings runners together every Thursday evening in Brighton & Hove. It’s open to runners of all abilities and focuses on fun, community, and inclusivity, with a relaxed group run of around 5 km through the city’s streets, lanes and parks. The club is linked with the FMG Project, a Brighton charity that uses fitness and coaching to support young people.