

National Kids Day Superstars
- Date
- Saturday, July 31, 2027
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When and where is National Kids Day Superstars?
National Kids Day Superstars is on Saturday, July 31, 2027 in Sugar Land, Texas. The first event starts at 7:00 AM local time. Distances: kids run. The current entry fee is $15 on RunSignup, before processing fees. Online registration is open and closes Jul 25, 2027.
Events & distances
| Event | Distance | Start | Entry fee | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Kids Day Superstars | Kids | Jul 31, 2027, 7:00 AM | $15.00 until Jul 24, 2027 | Opens Sep 16, 2026 · Closes Jul 25, 2027 |
Fees shown are the RunSignup price tier in effect now, before processing fees. Times are local to the race.
About National Kids Day Superstars
A six-event superstars competition for youth ages 6-11
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