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The second annual silent charity auction for Interfaith Neighbors’ Kula Café takes place this evening from 7 to 11 p.m. at the 709 restaurant in Point Pleasant Beach

Al Holmes and the Tribe will shift their Thursday night “deep blue blues” set, which usually takes place at the Café, over to the Point Beach restaurant for the benefit auction.

Suggested donation for admission is $20 at the door and comes with raffle ticket for several door prizes. Drink specials will be available all evening.

The Kula Café  is a restaurant and a job training program located. It provides a sixteen week hospitality-focused training program to students who wish to work in front-of-house positions as servers, bussers, runners, and hosts, within area restaurants. The Café is located in the Springwood Center at 1201 Springwood Ave. in Asbury Park and owned by nonprofit Interfaith Neighbors.

The restaurant is located at 709 Arnold Ave. in Point Pleasant Beach. For more information, call Nick at 908-770-0188.

[Photo of 709 taken from the restaurant’s Facebook page.]

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