Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Specifications
1. All media acceptable; winner to be reproduced & printed by 4-color process.
2. Overall size should not exceed 30 x 30 inches — suggested is 20 x 30, mounted on foam core. Vertical orientations (where the overall width is smaller than the overall height) are recommended — keep in mind the proportions of a T-shirt). Please call/email (see below for info) for clarification on any exceptions.
3. The artist / designer may choose to include the following text within or around the image area:
a. “37TH Annual”, b. “Cooper River Bridge Run”, c. “10 K” d. “April 5, 2014”, e. “Charleston, SC”. We recommend omitting all text — with the understanding that the Bridge Run (in consultation with artist) will add text into or around the entry for the purposes of the T-shirt and Poster. Sign and attach entry form.
2. Overall size should not exceed 30 x 30 inches — suggested is 20 x 30, mounted on foam core. Vertical orientations (where the overall width is smaller than the overall height) are recommended — keep in mind the proportions of a T-shirt). Please call/email (see below for info) for clarification on any exceptions.
3. The artist / designer may choose to include the following text within or around the image area:
a. “37TH Annual”, b. “Cooper River Bridge Run”, c. “10 K” d. “April 5, 2014”, e. “Charleston, SC”. We recommend omitting all text — with the understanding that the Bridge Run (in consultation with artist) will add text into or around the entry for the purposes of the T-shirt and Poster. Sign and attach entry form.
Drop-off Schedule
*Drop-off Monday through Friday 10 AM -5 PM until July 1st 2013 OR Sunday, June 30, 3-6 PM at the CRBR Store, or if out of town, ship to CRBR at 716 South Shelmore Blvd. #105, Mt. Pleasant 29464 (near Bi-Lo & ION)
*Drop-off Monday through Friday 10 AM -5 PM until July 1st 2013 OR Sunday, June 30, 3-6 PM at the CRBR Store, or if out of town, ship to CRBR at 716 South Shelmore Blvd. #105, Mt. Pleasant 29464 (near Bi-Lo & ION)
*Jury to meet late July. Display of all work, awards and reception for all the artists will be in August. (date TBA; all entrants will receive an invitation in the mail. Note: The winning Artist will be contacted by telephone by August 1st, all others will be invited to the reception by mail and/or email.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Julian Smith, executive director of The Cooper River Bridge Run (CRBR) announced today that in response to the explosions at the Boston Marathon yesterday the organization will be expanding security measures for the 37th Annual Cooper River Bridge Run 10K race scheduled for Saturday, April 5, 2014 spanning from Mount Pleasant, SC to Charleston, SC.
Smith said, "Our hearts and prayers go out to the runners, families, the city of Boston and everyone affected by the tragedy yesterday. It's a sad day for all of us." Smith posted a similar statement on the official CRBR Facebook page yesterday to more than 16,800 fans.
The Cooper River Bridge Run has been actively engaged in heightened security measures for over 12 years to solidify the safety of its participants, spectators and Lowcountry residents.
"We want to assure everyone that we have, and will continue, to focus on preventative measures to keep our participants safe," Smith said. "Safety is our top priority. We will be reviewing our security measures to ensure that we have the very best possible plan in place and will make any necessary enhancements,” added Smith.
In the wake of the Boston Marathon, the topic of expanded security and precautionary planning has been added to the top of the agenda for the upcoming annual CRBR retreat scheduled for June.
"We work together with the police departments in Mount Pleasant and Charleston as well as appropriate County, State and Federal authorities each year to ensure our streets, event venues, waterways and our bridge is safe and will continue to do so," said Smith.
Smith said, "Our hearts and prayers go out to the runners, families, the city of Boston and everyone affected by the tragedy yesterday. It's a sad day for all of us." Smith posted a similar statement on the official CRBR Facebook page yesterday to more than 16,800 fans.
The Cooper River Bridge Run has been actively engaged in heightened security measures for over 12 years to solidify the safety of its participants, spectators and Lowcountry residents.
"We want to assure everyone that we have, and will continue, to focus on preventative measures to keep our participants safe," Smith said. "Safety is our top priority. We will be reviewing our security measures to ensure that we have the very best possible plan in place and will make any necessary enhancements,” added Smith.
In the wake of the Boston Marathon, the topic of expanded security and precautionary planning has been added to the top of the agenda for the upcoming annual CRBR retreat scheduled for June.
"We work together with the police departments in Mount Pleasant and Charleston as well as appropriate County, State and Federal authorities each year to ensure our streets, event venues, waterways and our bridge is safe and will continue to do so," said Smith.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Congratulations to the male and female winners of the 36th Annual Cooper River Bridge Run! Simon Ndirangu, male and fastest time in the race today at 28:05! Hiwott Awalaw, our female winner finished at 32:17!
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
The time has finally come. Are you ready to rock-n-run your socks off!
The Music Initiative and The CRBR have curated 24 bands, representing over a dozen of genres of music along this year's route. Based on the terrain and the difficulty along the course, live bands (selected based on tune, tempo, and style) will serenade you approximately every quarter mile. We have filled the race with more music per square mile than any other race in the country.
The Official Cooper River Bands CD, RUN WITH ME, is out and available for purchase
http://www.themusicinitiative.com/store/, and will also be available at The Expo on Thursday and Friday.
The Music Initiative and The CRBR have curated 24 bands, representing over a dozen of genres of music along this year's route. Based on the terrain and the difficulty along the course, live bands (selected based on tune, tempo, and style) will serenade you approximately every quarter mile. We have filled the race with more music per square mile than any other race in the country.
The Official Cooper River Bands CD, RUN WITH ME, is out and available for purchase
http://www.themusicinitiative.com/store/, and will also be available at The Expo on Thursday and Friday.
Pick your favorite band now, keep an eye out for them, and the relive the experience over and over again!
For More information go here; http://www.themusicinitiative.com/bridgerun/
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