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Date Bingo is one of the longest-term parkrun calendar challenges. The idea is to collect a result on every possible calendar date: 1 January, 2 January and so on through 31 December, including the leap-day date of 29 February. That makes 366 individual date slots. The year doesn't matter, so a run on 10 May in 2024 and one on 10 May in 2025 both fill the same square. Because parkruns take place on limited days, and extra-event dates vary around the world, completing the full board is exceptionally demanding. It's best approached as a historical collection that grows naturally over many years.
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Each month and day counts once. 15 June 2025 and 15 June 2026 fill the same slot.
29 February counts. A non-leap year does not remove that slot.
366 dates are required.
Challenge progress
Date Bingo
Every calendar date, including 29 February0/366 dates
Each tile is one calendar date. 29 February is included.
Date Bingo is one of the longest-term parkrun calendar challenges. The idea is to collect a result on every possible calendar date: 1 January, 2 January and so on through 31 December, including the leap-day date of 29 February. That makes 366 individual date slots. The year doesn't matter, so a run on 10 May in 2024 and one on 10 May in 2025 both fill the same square. Because parkruns take place on limited days, and extra-event dates vary around the world, completing the full board is exceptionally demanding. It's best approached as a historical collection that grows naturally over many years.
Enter your parkrun ID on this page. Park5K will open the challenge tracker focused on Date Bingo.
No. This page explains the challenge and shows example slots. Your personal progress is only shown on the challenge tracker after you enter your parkrun ID.
