Adult Prom 2026

Adult Prom 2026 - Hollywood Glam

Fundraising for the Counselor in Training Program

Lights! Camera! Action! The Nevada Diabetes Association is excited to announce the return of Adult Prom.

Get ready to relive one of the most memorable nights of your life at Adult Prom!
Put on your best attire and join us for an unforgettable evening filled with dancing, laughter, great friends, and plenty of fun. Enjoy bottomless champagne, delicious appetizers, and all the classic prom traditions you remember.
Hit the dance floor, strike a pose for photos, reconnect with friends, and cast your vote for this year’s Prom King and Queen. Whether you’re coming with a date, a group of friends, or flying solo, Adult Prom is your chance to celebrate, make memories, and dance the night away.

All proceeds will go directly to sending our CITS to Camp Buck and hosting their boot camp which holds a special place in many of their hearts. The CIT program is for those aged 15-17 who wish to hold a leadership role at our camps and to form them into successful counselors for the future. All ticket sales will directly go to these CITs and their journey through the NDA’s program!

Event Details
When: September 25 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Ages: 21+
Where: National Automobile Museum
1 Museum Dr, Reno, NV 89501

“Dance For A Good Cause”
To all those who have joined us in the past thank you for your continuous support of this event. All funds directly go to support the Counselor in Training Teen Leadership Program. The CIT Program is a time-honored initiative that operates concurrently with Camp Vegas, Family Camp, and Camp Buck. CIT participants are a select group of adolescents chosen from a vast pool of candidates through a meticulous selection process involving interviews, volunteer commitments, recommendation letters, and considerations for returning campers based on their behavior at camp over the previous years.

Statistics have shown that diabetes camps: help keep kids out of the hospital and school nurse’s office, do better in school and sports, less complications and better relationships with their families. The Nevada Diabetes Association helps over 13,000 people in the community with programs and services yearly. With special events such as this tournament we are able to keep Camp Buck going.