This Course Will Take You
On A Trip Through Time...

60's

The 1960s were a revolutionary decade in music, fueled by social change, counterculture, and a wave of groundbreaking artists. Psychedelic rock emerged alongside the rise of protest music, reflecting the era’s political unrest and desire for change. From peace anthems to electric guitar riffs, the ’60s laid the foundation for modern music and inspired a cultural movement that still resonates today.

70's

The 1970s were a transformative decade in music, marked by bold experimentation and cultural change. Rock flourished and the ’70s set the stage for modern music, blending rebellion, rhythm, and raw emotion into a sound that still echoes today.

80's

The 1980s were a vibrant, eclectic era in music, defined by synth-heavy sounds, big hair, and even bigger personalities. It was a decade of bold fashion, unforgettable anthems, and the birth of genres that still influence artists today.

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90's

90s music was a bold blend of genres and cultural shifts, defining a generation with its raw energy and emotional depth. It was a time when music videos ruled MTV and CDs filled bedroom shelves—an unforgettable era of innovation, rebellion, and unforgettable hooks.

2k's

The early 2000s were a dynamic and diverse era in music, blending new technology with genre-blurring creativity. The teen pop boom carried over from the ’90s with stars like Britney Spears and *NSYNC, while the rise of digital downloads and platforms like Napster began reshaping how music was shared and discovered. It was a time of bold style, catchy hooks, and the beginning of music’s digital revolution.

2010's

The 2010s were a decade of rapid evolution in music, driven by streaming, social media, and a new wave of global artists. Genres blended more than ever—hip-hop, pop, EDM, and indie collided to create fresh, boundary-pushing sounds. The decade also saw the rise of K-pop, the return of political music, and the growing influence of fan-driven culture. The 2010s redefined how we listen, share, and connect through music.

Additional Information

Parking: If street parking becomes unavailable, there is a parking garage across from Boarding House Park called

"Joseph Downes Parking Facility."

Course Map

This course is a New England Classic Course!

It is the old Brewery Exchange 5k course, which is fast and flat!

There will be different music placed strategically throughout the course, so you will never spend too much time listening to the sound of your own breathing!