Club Curry Helps Kick-off September with '20s Themed Party to Benefit Hope House

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Sep 02, 2014, 11:00 ET

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the unofficial end of summer, Club Curry is helping kick-off September in Kansas City with one of the biggest parties of the year. The '20s themed speakeasy is being held to benefit Hope House, a shelter that provides safety and services to survivors of domestic violence.

Prohibition-era entertainment will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, September 5, at Black on Burlington in North Kansas City. The Club Curry party will feature live entertainment by DJ Nick Ayler and emcee Michael Mackie. Guests will be treated to Aerialists, Flappers, M2, Blackjack, cigar rolling and plenty of famous 1920s cocktails.

"We are very excited for this year's event," said Travis Kelso, Club Curry spokesperson. "We believe everyone joining us for this event will enjoy this '20s-inspired theme, but at the end of the day, it's about bringing people together to benefit Hope House and helping them continue providing life-changing services for survivors of domestic violence."

"We are thrilled to be partnering once again with Club Curry for this exciting evening of entertainment," said Mary Anne Metheny, CEO of Hope House. "Club Curry's founder, Mark Curry, has been a great friend of Hope House and his charitable work is helping us provide vital services to survivors of domestic violence."

Black on Burlington is located at 1327 Burlington Street in North Kansas City. A limited number of tickets and special pricing for couples are available now at http://ClubCurry.com.

More than thirty years ago Hope House opened its doors with one goal in mind—save lives by providing safe refuge for those affected by domestic violence. Since then, their approach has grown more comprehensive with services encompassing prevention, education and support for thousands of people traumatized by domestic violence every year. They have two secure locations in the Kansas City metro area, making Hope House the largest domestic violence shelter in Missouri. For information on Hope House, go to http://HopeHouse.net

Benefiting local charities, Club Curry events and philanthropy is dedicated to throwing the best and most memorable charity events in order to help raise funds for local charities. The charity was founded by Kansas-native Mark Curry, an entrepreneur and small business owner in the technology sector.