Gratitude Season Tour Chicago Honors Pelomoms on Nov. 7

Kirsten Ferguson and Becs Gentry lead a free Peloton community run in the South Loop celebrating Pelomoms, followed by refreshments at The Spoke & Bird

The Gratitude Season Tour Chicago stop arrives Saturday, November 7, bringing a free Peloton community run to the South Loop. Peloton instructors Kirsten Ferguson and Becs Gentry lead the morning, which celebrates the Pelomoms community and is open to anyone who wants to join.

Peloton calls the Gratitude Season Tour Chicago the fourth stop of its tour. In a note on the event page, the company thanks its more than five million Members worldwide for shaping Peloton into what it is today. It points to Members connecting on the Leaderboard, showing up for one another in real life, and bringing that spirit into their own communities.

How the Gratitude Season Tour Chicago Run Works

Registration for the Gratitude Season Tour Chicago run is handled through the official Peloton event page. Member check-in opens at 7:45 a.m. CT at The Spoke & Bird, 205 E 18th St., where runners can drop off bags and personal belongings.

Welcome and introductions begin at 8:30 a.m., and the group departs for the run at 9:00 a.m. Runners return for light bites and refreshments at 9:45 a.m., and the event wraps at 10:30 a.m. Peloton has not listed a distance, route, or pace groups for the run.

Click to Register for the Gratitude Season Tour Chicago

Gratitude Season Tour Chicago Registration Rules

• Spots are complimentary and available first-come, first-served.

• RSVPs are limited to one per person.

• Members and non-Members are both welcome to sign up.

• A confirmed registration is required, and every runner must complete a waiver before the start.

• Tickets are only available through the official event page. Anyone offered tickets elsewhere should contact [email protected].

A Peloton Community Run Built Around Pelomoms

Peloton says this Gratitude Season Tour Chicago stop is designed to spotlight Pelomoms, a group it describes as some of its most passionate and supportive Members. That focus gives Chicago its own identity on the tour, much like the Miami stop centered on Pelotinos. Peloton is clear that everyone is welcome to join.

After the Peloton community run, the morning shifts into a social hour at The Spoke & Bird. Complimentary refreshments and light bites are provided, giving runners time to connect with fellow Members before the event wraps.

Kirsten Ferguson and Becs Gentry Lead the Way

Kirsten has spent plenty of time on Chicago streets this year. She ran a personal best at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on October 11, and she celebrated her Chicago Marathon PR with the skyline behind her. That result followed a PR at the United Airlines NYC Half in March. She also raced the Life Time Chicago Spring Half Marathon in May. The Gratitude Season Tour Chicago run brings her back to a city that has shaped her 2026 season.

Becs brings a distance resume of her own, including a finish at the CCC 100K trail race this year. Both instructors teach Tread classes on Peloton. Pairing two runners coming off big race seasons gives the Chicago morning a running-first feel, whatever pace you bring.

Know Before You Go to the Gratitude Season Tour Chicago

• Every runner must complete a waiver before the start.

• There are no shower facilities, but a designated bag drop is available at the venue.

• Dress for the local forecast and wear appropriate running attire.

• Street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhood, but availability varies. Check posted signs for meter hours, time limits, and residential permit restrictions, and allow extra time to park and walk to check-in.

• Ask permission before photographing other attendees, and tag @pelotonstudios.

• Send questions to [email protected].

Part of Peloton’s Member Gratitude Season

The Gratitude Season Tour Chicago run joins tour stops in Miami on October 24, Berlin on October 31, and Los Angeles. All fall under Member Gratitude Season, which Peloton announced on October 15 with returning awards, IRL events, and exclusive perks. Club Peloton double points are also live through November 30.

If you are in the South Loop on November 7, the Gratitude Season Tour Chicago run is an easy way to start the weekend with your community. Will you be lacing up with Kirsten and Becs?

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