Full stream ahead:

A sunset social 3 mile run on the San Francisco waterfront.

While our MCP server bridges the gap between your LLMs and live data streams, Lenses.io is bridging the gap between a long day of tech and a perfect San Francisco evening.

Join the data and AI community on June 17th for a 3 mile sunset run.

Step 1: Register.

Step 2: Visit our booth at Databricks Data + AI Summit to pick up your ticket.

Step 3: Show up on June 17th at 5:30 ready to move (leave the laptops behind).

Step 4: Finish the 3 mile run, grab your exclusive Lenses sport bag, and get a chance to win Oakley Meta glasses.

Your runner's kit: every finisher takes home a Lenses duffle bag, quick-dry towel and recovery snacks. Built for the run, useful long after.

When we're done, we'll head somewhere nearby to refuel.

Who this is for
Anyone attending Databricks Data + AI Summit who would rather swap a hotel-bar happy hour for an hour of fresh air and a view. Bring running shoes, we'll bring everything else.

What to bring

• Running kit and shoes (not the day for new shoes)
• Layer for the finish (the bay gets breezy after sundown)
  
  Places are limited — Register and we'll see you on the start line.
  
  This is a recreational social run, not an organised race — you take part at your own risk. By registering you confirm that you are in good health and able to cover 3 mile at your own pace, and that you have checked with a doctor if you have any condition that running might affect (heart, respiratory, joint, pregnancy, recent injury and so on).
  You are responsible for your own pace, fluids, medication and personal belongings. The route uses public pavements and shared paths along the waterfront — please be mindful of cyclists, other pedestrians and the directions of our pacers and marshals.
  Lenses, our co-hosts and our partners cannot accept responsibility for any injury, illness, loss or damage incurred before, during or after the event. If anything changes for you between now and the day, or if you don't feel up to it at the start line, just tell us — no questions asked.