New York City Marathon 2026 Poster

The 2026 New York City Marathon poster is the official commemorative artwork for this year’s race, presenting the full five‑borough route in a clean, map‑style illustration. It’s a clear, collectible piece for runners who want a visual reminder of one of the world’s most recognizable marathon courses.

The official 2026 TCS New York City Marathon poster created in collaboration between NYON and NYRR is a collectible piece designed for this year’s edition of the race. It presents a detailed map‑style illustration of the marathon route across Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Manhattan. The artwork references the classic visual language inspired by James Grashow’s earlier prints, but the layout has been updated to reflect the current course and the 2026 event date — November 1, 2026.

The poster is officially licensed by New York Road Runners and produced as part of a limited commemorative series marking the 50th running of the five‑borough course. It will not be reissued, which gives it clear collector value for runners and fans of the New York City Marathon. The available version is an open edition — not signed or numbered — printed on high‑quality 290 GSM archival cotton paper. The 18″ x 24″ format (unframed) makes it suitable both as a standalone wall piece and as part of a larger display of marathon memorabilia.

The print has a smooth matte finish with a slightly textured appearance, and a one‑inch white border around the artwork to simplify framing. The price of the poster is $75 (plus tax and possible shipping costs). All orders are final sale, with no returns or exchanges. NYON notes that shipping may take up to 10 weeks due to production and handling time. The poster is available online and at the NYON Nolita flagship store, with related items also appearing at the TCS New York City Marathon Expo.

For runners who collect marathon memorabilia, this poster offers a straightforward way to mark the 2026 edition and the milestone 50th running of the five‑borough course. It’s a clean, well‑designed graphic that shows the route, date, and identity of the event without unnecessary embellishment.