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YMCA Turkey Gobble Race Returns to Myakka City Arena
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YMCA Turkey Gobble Race Returns to Myakka City Arena

The annual YMCA Turkey Gobble 5K and one-mile run returns to Benchmark International Arena in Myakka City on Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 26, 2026. The event supports YMCA programs and community fitness.

10/05/2026 · Myakka City edition

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Myakka City residents will gather Thanksgiving morning for the annual YMCA Turkey Gobble 5K and one-mile run at Benchmark International Arena. The Tampa Metropolitan YMCA organizes the event, which promotes community fitness and offers a festive start to the holiday. The scenic route winds past local pastures and ranches.

This year's race continues a partnership that includes public service announcements. Organizers are confirming details for this year's community involvement, following past on-site participation. The YMCA will distribute 5,000 shirts, featuring partner logos.

The Turkey Gobble attracts families and runners of all ages, with a challenging 5K course and a shorter one-mile option. The event significantly funds the Tampa Metropolitan YMCA's programs and services for families in Manatee County.

Participants can find additional information and registration details on the Tampa Metropolitan YMCA website. The race takes place on Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 26, 2026.

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