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Star-studded supper club to support people living with HIV

By James Ledward
Oct 22, 2011 - 8:50:57 AM
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Celebrities including Cilla Black, Graham Norton and Russell Tovey are supporting a fine dine-off on Tuesday November 1, at HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust’s, Supper Club event.
 
The Supper Club is an exclusive annual London party which celebrates first-class food and drink and raises funds for people living with HIV.

The event, now in its eleventh year, sees over 50 top class dinner parties taking place simultaneously in some of London’s finest restaurants.

This year top restaurants including Hibiscus, Mr Chow, China Tang, Le Caprice, J.Sheekey and Massimo are supporting the event, donating dinner parties for tables of up to 20 people.
 
Guests pay £150 to attend, with all proceeds going to Terrence Higgins Trust, and are then chauffeur-driven to the Café De Paris in Piccadilly for cocktails, live entertainment and dancing at a star-studded after party.

Eastenders’ star Johnny Partridge is this year’s party host, with entertainment provided by five-piece Camden indie disco outfit, Kentish Fire.
 
Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett is supporting this year’s event, she said:
“The Supper Club is a great opportunity to support a wonderful charity. I’ve been involved with Terrence Higgins Trust for several years now and it’s a cause that’s very important to me. Last year we raised over £100,000 for people living with HIV and hopefully we can top this at this year’s event.”
 
A full list of celebrities attending this year’s event will be confirmed closer to the day.
 
For more information about The Supper Club log on to: www.tht.org.uk/supperclub

To buy tickets contact Hugh Wright at Terrence Higgins Trust by emailing: hugh.wright@tht.org.uk

Or calling 020 7812 1661.
 



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