Billed as "the world's first Running Music Festival,"
Nocturnal Lands is bringing its lights and lasers to the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in September for an electronic-music-fest-turned-5K-dance-party-thingy.
Here's how it works: Folks can
sign up online for the Sept. 12 race (early bird registration is $30 and includes free stuff like a T-shirt and a glow necklace), then make their way to the fairgrounds on race day where stages will be set up throughout the course providing non-stop entertainment while participants boogie their way to the finish line.
All this leads up to the "real" party, which takes place after the race and includes a number of guest DJs as well as a surprise headliner, light shows, selfie-stations, confetti guns, fog lights, plus wild, wild Clevelanders dancing until hurts.
More deets, plus registration information,
are available here.
