Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles

Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles Run Is Free on Nov. 4

Tunde Oyeneyin and Marcel Dinkins lead a free Peloton community run in Santa Monica celebrating Black Girl Magic, followed by refreshments at Blue Plate Taco

Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles graphic with the November 4 date and instructors Marcel Dinkins and Tunde Oyeneyin over the Los Angeles skyline

The Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles stop arrives Wednesday, November 4, bringing a free Peloton community run to Santa Monica. Peloton instructors Tunde Oyeneyin and Marcel Dinkins lead the evening, which celebrates the Black Girl Magic member group and is open to anyone who wants to join.

Peloton calls Los Angeles the third stop of the tour. It follows the Gratitude Season Tour Miami run on October 24 and the Gratitude Run Tour Berlin 5K on October 31. In a note on the event page, Peloton credits its more than five million Members worldwide with shaping the company into what it is today, whether they connect on the Leaderboard, show up for one another in real life, or bring that spirit into their own communities.

How the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles Run Works

Registration for the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles run is handled through the official Peloton event page. Member check-in opens at 4:45 p.m. PT at Blue Plate Taco, 1515 Ocean Ave in Santa Monica, where runners can drop off bags and personal belongings.

Welcome and introductions begin at 5:30 p.m. PT, and the group departs for the run at 6:00 p.m. Runners return for light bites and refreshments at 6:45 p.m., and the event wraps at 7:30 p.m. Peloton has not listed a distance, route, or pace groups for the run.

Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles 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 email [email protected].

Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles heart pin reading Peloton Members Move Us between Gratitude Season and Tour cards

A Peloton Community Run Celebrating Black Girl Magic

Peloton says the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles stop is designed to celebrate the Black Girl Magic member group and the loyalty, energy, and spirit it brings to the Peloton community. Each stop carries its own focus. Miami centered on the Pelotinos community, and Los Angeles turns the spotlight to Black Girl Magic.

That focus gives the night its identity, but Peloton is clear that anyone is welcome. After the Peloton community run, runners head back to Blue Plate Taco for complimentary refreshments and light bites, with time to connect with fellow Members before the event wraps.

Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles graphic with the November 4 date and instructors Marcel Dinkins and Tunde Oyeneyin over the Los Angeles skyline

Tunde Oyeneyin and Marcel Dinkins Lead the Way

Tunde comes to the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles in the middle of a full year. She made her rookie debut in the 2026 SI Swimsuit Issue after winning the 2025 SI Swim Search, and she joined Tyler Perry’s Sistas as a series regular, which she marked with a BET Sistas Ride on Peloton. She also appears in the Peloton lineup at Faces of Fitness Miami 2026 on October 25.

Marcel teaches Tread classes and arrives in Los Angeles after a busy October. She finished the Sprint distance at the Big Apple Triathlon in New York on October 10, pushing through her anxiety about open-water swimming. She was also scheduled to lead a Peloton shakeout run during Toronto Waterfront Marathon weekend. Earlier this year, she released The Progressive Method, a 4-week Peloton running program that launched June 28.

The two instructors also shared the calendar earlier this year. Both were part of Peloton’s Juneteenth classes on June 19, with Tunde co-leading The Cookout ride alongside Alex Toussaint and Marcel leading a 30-minute run.

Know Before You Go to the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles

• 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.

• Public parking is available at Structure 8 (1555 Second Street) and Structure 6 (1432 Second Street), both a short walk from Blue Plate Taco. Allow extra time to park and 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 Los Angeles run falls 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.

Los Angeles has hosted Peloton’s community before. In 2023, the city kicked off Peloton on Tour with three days at Peloton’s Santa Monica store. This time, the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles stop brings the community back to Santa Monica with a free format built around one evening Peloton community run.

Whether your week includes Tread runs, Strength, Yoga, Pilates, or Bike classes, the Gratitude Season Tour Los Angeles run is an easy way to meet your community in person. Will you be running with Tunde and Marcel on November 4?

 


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About the Author: Jen Kern

Jen has been a Peloton member since early 2020 and is a travel-loving adventurer always on the hunt for the next vacation. In 2025, she ran her first marathon at the Berlin Marathon (thanks to many Peloton running programs that somehow turned her into a real runner.) Jen owns her own consulting company, where she works with behavioral health agencies to streamline their processes and go paperless. When she’s not training or consulting, she’s planning her next trip, enjoying a great glass of wine, or floating in her pool pretending she can’t hear anyone call “mom.” You can find her on the Peloton leaderboard, fueled by miles, memories, and #Reasons2Wine.

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