Celebrity bartenders battle for bragging rights and tips at Inside Out Club benefit
The Inside Out Club is bringing the fun back on Tuesday, Sept. 10, with its annual Celebrity Bartending Night. It will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Go Brewing, 1665 Quincy Ave., Unit 155, in Naperville.
This spirited community event invites local “celebrities” to step behind the bar and battle it out to earn the most tips — all to benefit Inside Out Club’s mission to empower kids to live each day with good character.
Returning to defend their title as the reigning “Tip-siest Bartenders” are Greg and IdaLynn Wenhold, crowd favorites known for their competitive edge and generous hearts. But this year’s challengers are ready to shake things up, and the race for the most tips promises to be closer than ever.
Each bartender will compete for tips from attendees, with 100% of proceeds going to Inside Out Club. The title of “Tip-siest Bartender” and all the bragging rights are on the line.
Live music will be provided by Bobby K, a seasoned musician with over 20 years of experience, ensuring the good vibes and energy stay high all evening long.
“This event is a great mix of fun, community, and impact,” said Marion Ruthig, executive director of Inside Out Club. “Every dollar raised helps us reach more kids with programming that builds empathy, resilience, and kindness, skills we all want to see in the next generation.”
No tickets required — just bring your generosity and get ready to tip your favorite bartender for a great cause.
Inside Out Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth to live each day with good character by teaching them key skills like kindness, self-awareness, problem-solving, effective time management, using empathy, and being grateful through authentic experiences in volunteerism, entrepreneurship and hosting program events.
By connecting kids and teens with each other and their communities through these impactful programs, Inside Out Club creates meaningful experiences that inspire lifelong positive impact for individuals and communities alike.
For more information, visit insideoutclub.org.