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SUMMARY:SKECHERS Saipan Marathon 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join us for full marathon\, half marathon\, 10K and 5K courses at Saipan Marathon 2026 in the Marianas! \n2026 — Saipan Marathon 2026 — Race Roster  Online registration is now open at www.raceroster.com for the 18th Annual Saipan Marathon\, set to take place on Saturday\, March 7\, 2026. Hosted by the Marianas Visitors Authority (MVA)\, this internationally certified race invites runners from around the globe to experience the peaceful nature and relaxing island vibe of this scenic race in the western Pacific. \nThe race remains a certified measured course by World Athletics in cooperation with the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS). \nWith a new start and finish line at Paseo de Marianas in Garapan\, this year’s marathon will return to its iconic Beach Road course\, known for its gentle elevation changes and uninterrupted views of Saipan’s lagoon. With an ongoing rebound in lagoon marine life\, keen-eyed participants may spot sea turtles\, fish schools\, or stingrays along the way. \nParticipants must be age 18 or older for the full marathon and 14 or older for the half marathon. Cash prizes will be awarded to top finishers and by age division. \nAll Participants Receive:  \n\nOfficial Saipan Marathon 2026 Booklet\nLimited Edition Official Saipan Marathon 2026 T-shirt\nCertificate of Completion\nAwards Banquet Entry (March 7)\n\nParticipants in the full marathon\, half marathon\, and 10K will also receive an official Saipan Marathon 2026 medal. \nRegistration fees will increase on January 1\, 2026\, and again on February 26\, 2026. The final deadline to register is 5:00 p.m. ChST on March 4\, 2026. \nThe event is co-organized by Northern Marianas Athletics (NMA) and sanctioned under its official rules and regulations. Saipan Marathon 2024 attracted over 600 registrants from 19 countries and territories. \nFor more information\, visit raceroster.com or www.mymarianas.com\, or contact MVA Community Projects Coordinator Ed Diaz at 1.670.664.3210 or communityprojects@mymarianas.com.
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/saipan-marathon-2026/
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SUMMARY:22nd Annual Tinian Hot Pepper Festival
DESCRIPTION:Boat rides from Saipan  to the 22nd Annual Tinian Hot Pepper Festival in the Marianas next month are now available for booking.   \nThe festival – affectionately called “Pika (spicy) Fest” by locals – is organized by the Marianas Visitors Authority (MVA) in cooperation with the Tinian Mayor’s Office and will be held on Feb. 13-14\, 2026\, at the Fiesta Grounds in San Jose\, Tinian\, bringing food\, fun\, and flaming-hot island flavor to the island.  The festival honors the island’s small but mighty donni’ sali\, a hot pepper so fiery and flavorful that it has become a cultural icon of Tinian itself. \nPika Fest Boat Charters are available on Feb. 12-15 for $50 one way or $80 round trip per person.  Boats depart Saipan at 8 a.m.\, 11:30 a.m.\, and 3 p.m. and depart Tinian at 9:45 a.m.\, 1:15 p.m.\, and 4:45 p.m.  For reservations\, contact James Roberto at 670.285.3110.  STAR Marianas and Micronesian Air Connection Services operate ten-minute commuter flights between the islands. \nThe Pika Fun Run 5K will be held on Feb. 14 at 6:30 a.m.\, with on-site registration starting at 6 a.m. at Jones Beach adjacent to the Fiesta Grounds.  Registration is $15\, and the first 100 registrants on the day will receive a Pika Fun Run 5K t-shirt.   The short course will traverse historic Broadway Ave. constructed by the U.S. Seabees during War War II.  For more information about the race\, contact race co-organizer Tinian Jr./Sr. High School JROTC Battalion at 670.433.7682. \nVendors will be open for lunch on Feb. 13\, with the festival firing up full force from 6-11 p.m..  On Saturday\, following the early morning Pika Run Run 5K\, festival activities will run from 12-11 p.m. Festivalgoers can look forward to food sales\, live entertainment\, competitions\, arts and crafts\, and more.  \nTinian is known for its diverse historic sites – including the latte stone monoliths of the ancient Chamorro people\, shrines and other ruins from the Japanese administrative era\, and North Field – the busiest airport in the world during World War II.  Pristine beaches\, quiet roadways\, and friendly locals add to the feeling of stepping outside of time.  The celebration is steps away from the picturesque Jones Beach and the historic House of Taga\, a U.S. National Historic Landmark featuring latte stones found nowhere else in the world other than the Marianas.   \nFree camping will be available at Jones Beach and Taga Beach\, (with toilets\, barbecue pits\, and outdoor showers)\, as well as a 10-minute walk away at nearby Tachogna Beach (with barbecue pits\, outdoor showers\, and toilets). \nHotel accommodations on Tinian include: Bay View Hotel\, Flametree Villa\, Fleming Hotel\, Lorilynn’s Hotel\, Lucky Homes Hotel\, Marpo Valley Inn\, Tinian Ocean View\, Tinian Diamond Hotel and Casino\, Tinian Diamond Suites\, and Tinian Western Lodge Hotel. \nFor more information\, contact Tinian Field Operations Supervisor Vida Borja at vborja@mymarianas.com or 1.670.433.9365\, MVA Community Projects Coordinator Sherman Santos at ssantos@mymarianas.com\, or the Tinian Mayor’s Office at 1.670.433.1802 Follow Marianas Visitors Authority on Instagram at @marianas.visitors.authority or on Facebook at @marianasvisitorsauthority for additional details as confirmed.   \n    \n 
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/22nd-annual-tinian-hot-pepper-festival/2026-02-14/
LOCATION:Tinian Fiesta Grounds\, Tinian\, Northern Mariana Islands
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SUMMARY:22nd Annual Tinian Hot Pepper Festival
DESCRIPTION:Boat rides from Saipan  to the 22nd Annual Tinian Hot Pepper Festival in the Marianas next month are now available for booking.   \nThe festival – affectionately called “Pika (spicy) Fest” by locals – is organized by the Marianas Visitors Authority (MVA) in cooperation with the Tinian Mayor’s Office and will be held on Feb. 13-14\, 2026\, at the Fiesta Grounds in San Jose\, Tinian\, bringing food\, fun\, and flaming-hot island flavor to the island.  The festival honors the island’s small but mighty donni’ sali\, a hot pepper so fiery and flavorful that it has become a cultural icon of Tinian itself. \nPika Fest Boat Charters are available on Feb. 12-15 for $50 one way or $80 round trip per person.  Boats depart Saipan at 8 a.m.\, 11:30 a.m.\, and 3 p.m. and depart Tinian at 9:45 a.m.\, 1:15 p.m.\, and 4:45 p.m.  For reservations\, contact James Roberto at 670.285.3110.  STAR Marianas and Micronesian Air Connection Services operate ten-minute commuter flights between the islands. \nThe Pika Fun Run 5K will be held on Feb. 14 at 6:30 a.m.\, with on-site registration starting at 6 a.m. at Jones Beach adjacent to the Fiesta Grounds.  Registration is $15\, and the first 100 registrants on the day will receive a Pika Fun Run 5K t-shirt.   The short course will traverse historic Broadway Ave. constructed by the U.S. Seabees during War War II.  For more information about the race\, contact race co-organizer Tinian Jr./Sr. High School JROTC Battalion at 670.433.7682. \nVendors will be open for lunch on Feb. 13\, with the festival firing up full force from 6-11 p.m..  On Saturday\, following the early morning Pika Run Run 5K\, festival activities will run from 12-11 p.m. Festivalgoers can look forward to food sales\, live entertainment\, competitions\, arts and crafts\, and more.  \nTinian is known for its diverse historic sites – including the latte stone monoliths of the ancient Chamorro people\, shrines and other ruins from the Japanese administrative era\, and North Field – the busiest airport in the world during World War II.  Pristine beaches\, quiet roadways\, and friendly locals add to the feeling of stepping outside of time.  The celebration is steps away from the picturesque Jones Beach and the historic House of Taga\, a U.S. National Historic Landmark featuring latte stones found nowhere else in the world other than the Marianas.   \nFree camping will be available at Jones Beach and Taga Beach\, (with toilets\, barbecue pits\, and outdoor showers)\, as well as a 10-minute walk away at nearby Tachogna Beach (with barbecue pits\, outdoor showers\, and toilets). \nHotel accommodations on Tinian include: Bay View Hotel\, Flametree Villa\, Fleming Hotel\, Lorilynn’s Hotel\, Lucky Homes Hotel\, Marpo Valley Inn\, Tinian Ocean View\, Tinian Diamond Hotel and Casino\, Tinian Diamond Suites\, and Tinian Western Lodge Hotel. \nFor more information\, contact Tinian Field Operations Supervisor Vida Borja at vborja@mymarianas.com or 1.670.433.9365\, MVA Community Projects Coordinator Sherman Santos at ssantos@mymarianas.com\, or the Tinian Mayor’s Office at 1.670.433.1802 Follow Marianas Visitors Authority on Instagram at @marianas.visitors.authority or on Facebook at @marianasvisitorsauthority for additional details as confirmed.   \n    \n 
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/22nd-annual-tinian-hot-pepper-festival/2026-02-13/
LOCATION:Tinian Fiesta Grounds\, Tinian\, Northern Mariana Islands
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SUMMARY:Rota Marathon 2026
DESCRIPTION:Rota Marathon 2026 is co-organized by the Marianas Visitors Authority (MVA) and the Office of the Mayor of Rota.  Registration rates are $40 for the full marathon\, $30 for the half marathon\, and $20 for the 5K.   \nMandatory race packet pickup will be on Friday\, Jan. 30\, from 5-6 p.m. at Rota Roundhouse in Songsong village. \nCash prizes will be awarded for Top Overall Finishers in 1st-3rd place in Male and Female Divisions for full marathon ($400\, $300\, $200\, respectively)\, half marathon ($300\, $200\, $100\, respectively)\, and 5K ($200\, $150\, $100\, respectively).  Full marathon participants must be age 18 or older.  Registration closes on Jan. 30\, 2026. \nRegistrants will be treated to an awards dinner buffet outdoors at Rota Roundhouse on race day and will also receive an official Rota Marathon 2026 shirt and printed finisher’s certificate.  Mandatory race packet pick-up is Jan. 30\, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Rota Roundhouse in Songsong. Race briefing will be held at 6 p.m. Representatives may pick up race packets for registrants only with written authorization and a copy of the registrant’s valid photo ID. \nThis year’s marathon and half-marathon courses will have a change of course compared to last year\, first head north under the stars of Rota’s dark night along the western lagoon\, returning south to wind through lush\, shaded roads back to the finish in Songsong. The 5K route\, a favorite for its sweeping sunrise vistas\, will remain along Sasanhaya Bay.  \nAccommodations are available at: \nValentino Hotel\, 670.532.8466 \nCoral Garden Hotel\, 670.532.3201 \nLight Heart Motel\, 670.285.0062\, jdbepari97.jb@gmail.com \nPJM Ent. B&B\, 670.532.2539/670.287.5635 \nMowtel B&B\, 670.783.3566/670.285.3566 \nA Warm Invitation from the Community \nThe event is co-organized by the Marianas Visitors Authority and the Office of the Mayor of Rota.  Registrants will be treated to an awards dinner buffet outdoors at Rota Roundhouse and will also receive an official Rota Marathon 2026 shirt and  printed finisher’s certificate.  Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers of each course. \nWhat makes Rota far from ordinary? \n\nRun past ancient mysteries:  Along the course participants will pass numerous  ancient Chamorro stone monoliths called latte stones\, massive relics that have stood for centuries.  Rota is also home to As Nieves Latte Stone Quarry\, home to the largest known latte and one of the most recently established  U.S. National Historic Landmarks.\nAn ornithophile’s delight: Listen for the critically endangered Marianas Crow found only in Rota.  Catch a glimpse of the endangered Marianas Fruit Dove or the endangered Golden White-eye.   See more species at I’Chenchon Bird Sanctuary and throughout the island.\nNature’s Treasure Island: Marvel at dramatic limestone cliffs\, the iconic Wedding Cake Mountain\, and the natural\, ocean-fed Swimming Hole.  Soak in sunrise views over Sasanhaya Bay. \n\nRota is just a short flight from Saipan or Guam\, with air service provided by STAR Marianas and Micronesian Air Connection Services.  \nFor More Information:\n Ed Diaz\, MVA Community Projects Coordinator – communityprojects@mymarianas.com | +1 (670) 664-3200\n Dave Atalig\, MVA Rota Field Operations Supervisor – datalig@mymarianas.com | +1 (670) 532-0327
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/rota-marathon-2026/
LOCATION:Rota Roundhouse\, Northern Mariana Islands
CATEGORIES:Sports
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SUMMARY:Saipan Sugarcane Railroad Journey Run 81KM
DESCRIPTION:The Saipan Sugarcane Railroad Journey Run is picking up steam and heading down the track for its 81KM adventure on January 17\, 2026\, in the Marianas\, with participation now open to all interested runners. Registration is pulling into the station soon\, with the deadline set for Dec. 12. \nFACT SHEET   ENTRY FORM \nThe run\, jointly organized by Sports Aid Japan and the Marianas Visitors Authority (MVA)\, will follow the historic sugarcane railway route that once crisscrossed Saipan during the bustling days of the Japanese administrative period in the early 1900s. This endurance event commemorates the 150th birthday of Haruji Matsue\, the legendary “Sugar King” who helped lay the tracks for the Marianas’ sugar industry. \nGeneral registration for individuals is ¥19\,200 (approximately $124 today) via the Sports Aid Japan portal at www.sportsentry.ne.jp/event/t/102473. Registration for Marianas resident individuals is $80 and must be made in person at the MVA office on Beach Rd.\, I Liyang\, Saipan\, to avail of the Marianas rate. Marianas resident relay teams are also welcomed for $80/team. English registration forms and race fact sheet are available on The Marianas Calendar at www.mymarianas.com. \n“Sports Aid Japan organizes races for its members around Japan featuring significant sites\, scenery\, and history\, and we’re thrilled they’ve chosen the Marianas for their first-ever overseas event\,” said MVA Managing Director Jamika R. Taijeron. “We’re working closely to make this run and its historical backstory a far-from-ordinary experience for all participants\, filled with adventure\, camaraderie\, and a celebration of history.” \nThe story of The Marianas is a rich tapestry\, woven from the heritage of the indigenous Chamorro and Carolinian people\, and seasoned by centuries of Spanish\, German\, Japanese\, and American influence. During the Japanese era\, The Marianas was a major hub for sugarcane cultivation\, with a legendary 50-mile (80.5 km) narrow-gauge railway encircling Saipan\, transporting sugarcane and goods—a legacy that still whistles through the island’s landscape. Similar railways once ran on the neighboring island of Tinian and Rota. \n“Saipan Sugarcane Railroad Journey Run is unique—it’s an endurance race\, a road run\, and a trail run all rolled into one\,” said MVA Community Projects Manager Martin Duenas. “We encourage all interested runners to make sure to register by December 12. It’s an earlier deadline than most of the MVA’s usual races\, as Sports Aid Japan is putting extra care into every detail\, from amenities to safety. We’re looking forward to a full train of participants!” \nEvent Highlights: \n\nThe journey run traces the historic railway route\, including climbs to Mt. Tapochao\, the scenic northern coastline\, and World War II heritage sites.\nThe race starts and finishes at American Memorial Park\, Micro Beach\, Garapan. The starting ceremony will be held at 4:30 a.m.\, with the race departing the station at 5 a.m. The finish line closes at 9 p.m.\nRelay teams of 2–6 members will switch runners at designated aid stations\n\nAwards and Amenities: \n\nDigital finisher’s certificate\nOfficial race t-shirt\nMarianas specialty product\nPre-event reception on January 16 with food\, drinks\, and performances\nOptional post-event party on January 18 and sightseeing tours for an additional fee\n\nSafety\, self-sufficiency\, and respect for the Marianas’ natural and historical heritage are top priorities\, organizers said. Participants must navigate using official course maps\, pass all checkpoints\, and carry mandatory night gear and cell phones. Individual runners must show proof of finishing a marathon in October 2022 or later (waived for team entries). Additional requirements apply. The official course map is available at: https://shorturl.at/HQ9j5 \nFor more information\, contact MVA Community Projects Coordinator Ed Diaz at communityprojects@mymarianas.com\, call 1.670.664.3200\, or visit The Marianas Calendar at http://www.mymarianas.com.
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/saipan-sugarcane-railroad-journey-run-81km/
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SUMMARY:Hell of The Marianas 2025
DESCRIPTION:Hell of The Marianas 2025 returns with one of the most challenging courses in the Pacific! \n\n  Register online today: \n    https://my.raceresult.com/367789\n  \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/hell-of-the-marianas-2025/
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SUMMARY:Saipan International Fishing Tournament FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:Marianas maritime comes to the forefront of next month’s 41st Annual Saipan International Fishing Tournament in The Marianas\, which will feature two days of fishing beginning on July 12\, 2025\, and a festival open to the public on July 13. \nThe festival – organized by the Marianas Visitors Authority (MVA) in cooperation with PalmTrio – will be held from 3-7 p.m. at Smiling Cove Marina\, featuring ocean-related displays\, food vendors\, and live entertainment. \nThe Saipan International Fishing Tournament is organized by Saipan Fishermen’s Association. \nFestival activities are expected to include CNMI Div. of Fish & Wildlife Aquatic Education\, 500 Sails\, Tasi to Table kids fishing tournament\, and more.  Marianas Maritime Heritage Mapping with East Carolina University invites fishermen\, fisher families\, cultural practitioners\, artists\, and the general public to help document and map local maritime knowledge.  Northern Marianas Technical Institute will demonstrate culinary skills related to fish\, such as food safety\, filleting\, scaling\, and marination. \nIn 2024\, the tournament had 90 boats and over 300 fishermen and fisherwomen from The Marianas and Guam.  The MVA aims to attract more participants and media attention and provide a new opportunity to connect visitors with Marianas culture and nature through the festival \nBoat charters and more information are available by contacting SFA President Tony Scragg at tscragg@jwssaipan.com. \nGame fish categories for the tournament are: Grand Prize (Biggest Billfish)\, Bill Fish (1st -3rd)\, Yellow Fin (1st-3rd)\, Wahoo (1st –3rd)\, Mahi Mahi (1st-3rd)\, and Skipjack Tuna (1st-3rd). Prizes will also be awarded for total weight. A special prize of $10\,000 will be awarded to the record-breaking Bill Fish weighing more than 942 lbs. \nTournament registration is $200 per boat\, inclusive of a captain and one crew member. Each additional angler is $35.  Registration will be held on July 11 from 4-6 p.m. at Smiling Cove Marina.  A briefing on tournament regulations will be given\, followed by a blessing over all boats.  Tournament time on July 12 and July 13 is from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.\, and all boats must launch from Smiling Cove Marina. \nMajor tournament sponsors are MVA\, Budweiser\, Mobil\, Pacifica/Century Insurance and DOCOMO Pacific. \nTournament entry forms\, rules\, and schedule of events are now available at: \n\nat Fishing Tackle & Sporting Goods Store on Beach Rd.\, Chalan Kanoa\, Saipan\nat Marianas Visitors Authority office\, Beach Rd.\, I Liyan\, Saipan\nvia email from the MVA at communityprojects@mymarianas.com
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/saipan-international-fishing-tournament-festival/
LOCATION:Smiling Cove
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SUMMARY:Subway Sandwich Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The Subway Sandwich Challenge will be held at the 26th Annual Taste of The Marianas International Food Festival at American Memorial Park in Garapan\, Saipan. \nRegister to join!  Submit your application to the Marianas Visitors Authority office on Beach Road\, I Denni\, Saipan or email communityprojects@mymarianas.com for more information.    REGISTRATION FORM
URL:https://www.mymarianas.com/the-marianas-calendar-event/subway-sandwich-challenge/
LOCATION:American Memorial Park\, 6P89+CRQ\, Micro Beach Rd\, Garapan\, Saipan 96950\, Northern Mariana Islands\, Saipan\, MP\, 96950\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culinary
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