Saturday, December 4th
Stone Arch Bridge - Downtown Minneapolis - Under 1 mile run.
What It Is
Red Undie Run is a premier community event that brings awareness to World AIDS Day and the work of The Aliveness Project, Minnesota's leading community based organization of services, advocacy, and education for people living with or at risk for HIV. The route is just over a mile run across the iconic Stone Arch Bridge in Downtown Minneapolis. Please arrive on the Mill Ruins (downtown) side of Stone Arch Bridge by 12 pm and be ready to strip down to your red undies. Every body is welcome!
How It Works
On the day of the event, make sure you arrive early to check in. Then after the run get warmed up at the Eagle BOLT Bar. We’ll provide clothing checks, changing booths, and plenty of selfie ops. We are all HIV advocates this World AIDS Day by Stripping Down and Shedding Stigma.
11:30am
Check in at Stone Arch Bridge (downtown side)
11:45am
World AIDS Day Celebration
12:00pm
Red Undie Run begins
1:00pm
Warm Up After Party at Eagle BOLT Bar
Strip Down. Shed Stigma.
Strip Down.
Shed Stigma.
When you strip down to your red undies you become a modern day HIV Advocate, running in honor of all those we have lost to HIV/AIDS and celebrating how far we have come in the fight to end HIV.
Have fun with your clothes on.
The event relies on volunteers to make sure everything runs smoothly, and that everyone has a happy and safe experience. Volunteers are needed for a number of roles including registration set up, Check-in, Gear-check Elves, and route marking/monitoring! Sign up to volunteer and we will contact you to discuss your shift preferences and timing.
Be a leader in the business community by sponsoring the Red Undie Run!
You will also benefit from visibility among the runners, volunteers, and community supporters of the event. For information about sponsorship, please contact Matt Boston at [email protected].
Our Sponsors:
Event Safety
The Aliveness Project special events team works closely with the local department of public health and following all CDC guidelines on events. Closer to the event, we may require masks, implement social distancing procedures, but we will communicate this with all registered participants in advance.