Don’t miss it. The celebration party is happening in downtown Las Vegas at the Park on Fremont. Participants 21 years or older can enjoy one complimentary beer or well drink when showing their race bib with a detachable free beer tab. Pride French toast proceeds benefit Las Vegas PRIDE!

Open to race participants, family and friends, and the general public. Register at https://priderunseries.com/las-vegas/

We are happy to have you join us for the 2nd Annual National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Dinner and Show, brought to you by Silver State Equality, Minority Health Consultants and Black Queer Men of Las Vegas. This event is sponsored by Aetna, NV Energy, and The Links Incorporated Las Vegas (NV) Chapter.

This event includes dinner and a cash bar (must be at least 21 years old with proof of a valid ID) and is free to attend. Registration is required. Space is limited.

The purpose of the event is to use entertainment and education as a way to celebrate the gains made in HIV prevention, highlight the work being done to decrease HIV stigma and boost HIV testing, prevention, and treatment, and envision a future without HIV/AIDS.

Performances by Vogue Robinson, author and Clark County Nevada's second poet laureate in 2017; Javon Johnson, a three-time poetry slam champion and four-time national finalist; Brittany Soul, spoken word artist; Andy Feds, comedian and HIV awareness and education advocate, and a dance performance by CJ Edwards, Mr. Gay USofA.

Guests will also hear from Davina "Dee" Connor, an international speaker and HIV advocate and educator; Chyna "Yoshi" St. Laurent, transgender advocate, the Nevada Faith & Health Coalition, and more.

Our emcee for the evening is comedian and actor Clark Lewis.

#KnowYourStatus

DTLA Proud presents the LAS VEGAS premiere of an unflinching and inspiring feature documentary, PROUD in a Pandemic. This film examines the experiences of 22 Los Angeles LGBTQ+ community members and leaders through the early days of COVID and the events tied to the “Summer of Social Uprising.” The documentary shows the similarities between the HIV/AIDS epidemic of the 1980s and the Corona Virus.