Friday Night Might: Safer Sex in the City

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Safer Sex In The City 2008


ASC's fourth annual Safer Sex In The City fundraiser at the fabulous club Duvet in Manhattan will be a night to remember.

To kick things off, Jack Mackenroth and Kevin Christiana from Bravo's hit show Project Runway will host this fabulous evening featuring the cast of Naked Boys Singing!, Playboy Playmates, premier DJ Vic Latino, hit singer amberRose Marie, club sensation Grace Garland, sexpert JamYe WaXman and many other special guests.

Join us on Thursday, June 19, at club Duvet, 45 West 21st St. (bet. 5th - 6th Aves.) in Manhattan.

The VIP Cocktail Reception will be from 6:00 to 7:30pm and the main event will be from 7:30pm till 10:00pm.


Safer Sex In The City, benefiting AIDS Service Center NYC, was created to support ASC's programming, while increasing public awareness of the continued fight against AIDS. By combining entertainment and education that showcase ASC's expertise in safer sex education and HIV risk reduction, we are advancing our goal of "promoting safer sex in the age of AIDS."




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Why “Safer Sex In The City”?

AIDS Service Center NYC (ASC) is in the forefront of the fight against HIV/AIDS and the effort to ensure that all New Yorkers have access to HIV prevention, services, and treatment. Devoting equal time and resources towards all three of these essential areas is now our best hope in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Join us in our mission of “helping many, one by one” by lending your support to Safer Sex In The City 2008 today.

Safer Sex In The City raises awareness about HIV prevention
and staying healthy in the age of AIDS.

Safer Sex In The City communicates openly about
sexuality and risk reduction.

Safer Sex In The City makes safe play sexy.




Safer Sex In The City lets people with HIV know that
ASC is here to help.

Safer Sex in the City does what ASC does best. The event shares skills that help people protect themselves. It links people to testing so they can learn their HIV status. Most importantly, it lets people with HIV know that if they need help, we’re here for them. As our partner in the struggle, you will be too.

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