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The Liv Love Run 5K is a 5-kilometer run held in October in Silver Creek, New York, beginning at 1 Dickinson St. The Silver Creek/Forestville Cross Country Team & Booster Club organizes the event, welcoming walkers and runners. The race commemorates Olivia "Liv" Coia and contributes to a scholarship established in her memory. Funds also benefit the local cross country team's equipment and events. Early registrants are eligible to receive a race t-shirt.

The Buffalo Home Sellers 5k is an annual 5k held in Buffalo's Delaware Park, utilizing Ring Road near the Jewett Parkway and Parkside Avenue entrances. It begins in the morning in early October, with entries for adults and students. Virtual 5k options are also available for remote runners. The race welcomes a very wide age range, and all proceeds benefit UB Swimming & Diving and Nickel City Splash. The course is situated near Parkside Meadow Restaurant, opposite the main entrance to the Buffalo Zoo, and is USA Track and Field certified. Packet pickup is available before race day at Fleet Feet Buffalo or on race morning at Parkside Meadow, where the post-race gathering with snacks and beverages will take place. Awards will be presented to the top overall male and female runners, along with the top three male and female finishers in age groups ranging from youth to senior divisions.

The EVL Halloween Half Marathon, 5K, and Half Marathon Relay begins and ends in Ellicottville, a village in western New York’s Southern Tier. These are road races with a Halloween theme, making the day a combination of running and a costume gathering. The half marathon and relay start first, followed shortly by the 5K, and the event also features a kids’ race. It started in 2014, with organizers designing it for runners of various abilities, not exclusively fast club racers. The course heads north from the village onto country roads before returning to Ellicottville for the finish. The EVL Half typically draws nearly 2,000 participants, a significant number for a small community. The field includes competitive age-group runners, relay teams, families, first-time participants, and individuals in Halloween costumes. Awards are presented to top male and female age-group finishers, and a costume contest is also featured. The post-race gathering at Ellicottville Brewing Company provides a local conclusion, rather than the event feeling like it merely uses the town as a setting.

The Veterans Race in Buffalo is a November running event offering 5K and 10K races, a 2-mile untimed walk, and a Kids Cadet Race for ages 2 to 8. The main races begin at 9:00 AM, with a participant cap of 800. Entry is open to civilians, veterans, active duty military, and supporters of troops. The race details provide distances, not a specific route, and race-day packet pickup is at the Naval Park. Awards are segmented by Veterans and Civilians, using 5-year age groups for the 5K and 10-year age groups for the 10K. Post-race, participants can attend the Kegs N' Eggs breakfast party at Other Half Brewing. Destination Races organizes the event, which benefits local veteran organizations.

The Amy King's Memorial 5K Run/Walk Turkey Trot is a 5 km race held during the Thanksgiving season in Jamestown, New York. It accommodates both runners and walkers, allowing participants to either race the distance or use it as a community walk during the holiday. The event commemorates Amy King, providing a memorial purpose distinct from a typical Turkey Trot. The course begins in Jamestown. Its standard 5K length makes it accessible for newcomers while offering experienced runners a familiar race route.

Braving The Elements 5k is a winter 5k in Arcade, New York, held during the town’s Winterfest. It begins at Arcade Elementary School following the Winterfest parade and leads runners through town in cold-weather conditions, finishing at the Arcade VFW on Main Street. The event is designed for local participation, offering separate student and adult pricing and race-day registration after online signups close. The course is point-to-point, starting at the elementary school on West Main Street and ending at the VFW on Main Street. Packet pickup and check-in occur at the school before the parade. A portion of each registration fee supports a charity, early registrants receive race shirts, and families can bring children for a free fun run at the local park.