Cramer and Waters conceived a durational performance/installation in collaboration with members of their “queer-skinned kitchen band,” NYOBS. For several hours, the ensemble wove a tapestry of ribbons, sound, movement, music, and text throughout the Memorial site, evoking the tradition of 1960s-era Happenings.

Celebration of the opening of Jim Hodges: Craig’s closet with a public concert featuring Tender Ness and Jamie Reynolds.

Co-presented with Danspace Project, choreographers Ishmael Houston-Jones and Miguel Gutierrez in collaboration with musician Nick Hallett to adapted excerpts of the celebrated work of John Bernd.

Our annual World AIDS Day observance with partners Housing Works and Queer Soup Night

Two days of artist-led Community AIDS Memorial Quilt-Making Workshops at the Whitney Museum.

This newly commissioned neon installation explored the intersection of language, music, and memory.

This remix staged elements of Greenberg’s original choreography in response to the site.

This free, community silent disco celebrated Pride with DJs Lady Bunny and Lina Bradford

Five storytellers shared tales of nightlife, partying, and connecting under the disco ball.

A free, open-air live sketch event for Pride Month.

Tim Murphy curated an evening of poetry in honor of World AIDS Day

Our annual World AIDS Day observance featured art and poetry.

Our benefit auctions took place at Christie’s on November 9 & 12, 2021

A cocktail reception and dinner celebrating our upcoming fundraising auction.

Kramer’s biographer talks about his early activism.

Community partners gathered to remember 9/11.

Celebrating the kiki scene this Pride Month with contests and free HIV testing.

Our very own LGBTQ+ marching band performed for Pride Month.

Survivors and caretakers storytelling on June 5, June 30, and October 12, 2021

Revisiting the Hear Me program at the Abrons Art Center.