Drive In Under the Stars
Each year, Nebraska AIDS Project hosts an annual gala, Night of a Thousand Stars. Because of COVID-19, we’re trying something different his year.
Join us for our first Drive-In Under the Stars. A safe and socially distant, Halloween drive-in movie event.
With the Halloween season quickly approaching, we have selected a film that will create an opportunity for a fun and immersive experience where we can welcome the fall season and get to know a family that celebrates Halloween every day of the year.
“Their creepy and their kooky. Mysterious and spooky. Their altogether ooky…The Addams Family.”
Theater Gates will open at 6:30 pm, with the film starting shortly after dusk, approximately 7:45pm.
Buy Tickets here:
https://nebraska-aids-project.ticketleap.com/drive-in-under-the-stars/
Night of a Thousand Stars 2020 and 2021 Cancelled Due to COVID 19
Night of a Thousand Stars 2019 – The Big Easy
Join us at the newly renovated Embassy Suites Downtown on Saturday, November 16th from 8pm to Midnight for Nebraska AIDS Project’s annual fundraising gala “Night of A Thousand Stars.” There will be cocktails, hors d’overes, dancing, a silent auction, and raising money for Nebraska AIDS Project.
Tickets can be purchased here.
We are looking for volunteers for set-up, tear-down, and during the event. All volunteers will receive 1 General Admission Ticket to the event!
To volunteer, please fill out the volunteer Registration Form located here.
If you have any questions about volunteering, please contact Mitch at 402-552-9260 x 116.
Night of a Thousand Stars 2018 – Hooray for Hollywood
Date: November 17, 2018, 8:00 pm – Midnight
Location: Omaha Design Center
Shining Star: Erin Shafer Fulton
Erin Shafer Fulton is a passionate person working fiercely to stop the stigma of HIV and AIDS. Erin decided to make a difference in the Omaha community by volunteering as a Certified Testing Counselor at NAP in 2014. Erin believes that by sharing her story she will get others #ThinkingTalkingTesting.
Honorary Chairs: Rick Clark & Tommy Wolf
Thank you to the following sponsors:
Gold Star Sponsor:
Nebraska Medicine
Silver Star Sponsor:
Lozier
Rick Clark & Tom Wolf
Bronze Star Sponsor:
Walgreens
Omaha GLBT Sports League
Bank of the West
Valmont Industries
Methodist Health System
Midlands Sexual Health Research Collaborative
Hyatt Hotels & Resorts
Heartland Pride
Borsheims
The Alliance Group
Mutual of Omaha
Inspro Insurance
Regal Printing
Jeff Bazer
Check out the full album here!
Night of a Thousand Stars 2017 – Under the City Lights
Date: December 2, 2017, 8:00 pm – Midnight
Location: Omaha Design Center
Shining Star: Dr. Jay Irwin & Brenda Council
Honorary Chair: Senator Adam Morfeld
Check out the full album here!
Night of a Thousand Stars 2016
Date: December 3, 2016, 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Location: KANEKO
Shining Star: Marian Fey
Honorary Chair: Susan Koenig
Check out the full album here!
Night of a Thousand Stars 2015
Date: December 5, 2015, 9:00 pm – Midnight
Location: The Diamond Room
Shining Star: Sebrina Taylor
Honorary Chair: Andrew Rannells & Vic Richards
Check out the full album here!
Night of a Thousand Stars 2014
Date: December 6, 2014, 8:00 pm – Midnight
Location: Tip Top Ballroom
Proceeds from Night Of A Thousand Stars supports NAP’s continued efforts in the Midwest through the provision of supportive services to people living with HIV and AIDS, HIV and STI prevention education, HIV and STI testing, and advocacy on behalf of people living with HIV and AIDS. This is the agency’s largest annual fundraiser, and a party every year!
Nebraska AIDS Project was founded in a time of great uncertainty – at a time when the President refused to even utter the word “AIDS”. No one knew how things would play out, but courageous people knew that, in the face of impossible odds, they had to do something. It’s because of those people that we have places like NAP today. They made what seemed impossible possible.
Shining Star
Every year, Nebraska AIDS Project recognizes a community member who has gone above and beyond to advocate and educate about HIV and AIDS in our community.