FORT LAUDERDALE, FL –To celebrate its Grand Opening, the World AIDS Museum and Educational Center will host An Evening of Celebration on Tuesday December 2, 2014 at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts featuring a one-night-only pops concert performed by the South Florida Symphony Orchestra.
An Evening of Celebration will begin with a VIP reception at 6:00 p.m. held at the new, waterfront Huizenga Pavilion at the Broward Center. Healthcare professionals who have dedicated their lives to helping those with HIV/AIDS will be honored. The highlight of the evening will be a concert at the Amaturo Theater at 8:00 p.m. by the renowned 60-piece South Florida Symphony Orchestra featuring Conductor Sebrina Maria Alfonso. The event is presented by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
The World AIDS Museum and Educational Center is the first of its kind, wholly dedicated to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Since its dedication last fall, the World AIDS Museum and Educational Center has become a popular attraction to residents and visitors who are interested to learn about the history of AIDS and how to create a future that is AIDS free. The Museum has a mission of enlightening humanity to this continuing tragedy while empowering survivors. It provides access to information concerning the latest research efforts and treatments to help eradicate the virus and prevent new infections.
“The Museum creates important awareness,” said event chair and Fort Lauderdale City Commissioner, Dean Trantalis. “I support the Museum because one day soon I want to say, ‘HIV is no more.’ After that day arrives, the Museum will remind us that no disease should be so politicized that society’s response to it is delayed.”
Sponsors of the event include presenting sponsor AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Futurity First Insurance Group, Holy Cross Hospital, City & Shore, Hackleman, Olive & Judd, P.A., Downtown Loft Studio, and Clear Health Alliance.
Tickets for the grand opening celebration are available at the Museum’s website at www.WorldAIDSMuseum.org, at www.BrowardCenter.org or by calling Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000.
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