Lights Across the Prairie to mark World AIDS Day in Bismarck
Shine Bright & Live, a Bismarck-based HIV nonprofit, will host Lights Across the Prairie on Dec. 6 from 4 to 7 p.m. at The Hub, 321 S. First St. The free event will feature live music, speakers, educational booths, food and a silent auction, according to the organization.
Founded in 2024 by Jason Grueneich in honor of his late partner, Shine Bright & Live is North Dakota’s only HIV-focused nonprofit. The organization provides education and advocacy and operates Shine Out Loud, an HIV speakers bureau. In a press release from the organization, Grueneich was quoted as saying, “We want to create a space for more community, and a great way to start is with events like these.”
More information is available at ShineBrightandLive.org or by email at Director@shinebrightandlive.org.
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