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CATALOG Final47 Echo Horizon School “Celebrate the Night in Black and White” April 9, 2016 Event Auction Catalog Additional Online Auction at Bidding For Good now through Sunday, April 17 http://www.biddingforgood.com/echohorizonschool SPRING AFFAIRE 2016 CATALOG OF AUCTION ITEMS LIVE AUCTION ITEMS 1 Private Jet to Sonoma Live Auction FLY on a private plane to and from Sonoma; STAY at the Hotel Healdsburg Resort and Spa; EAT at Charlie Palmer’s Dry Creek Kitchen. Arrive at airport minutes before you board, and during your stay enjoy the local artisan shops, art galleries, and any of the 100+ local wineries in the Alexander Valley. Good for up to 6 adults. Includes $2,500 gift card for Healdsburg Hotel. (Suggested breakdown - 3 couples/3 rooms $1,500 and $1,000 for dinner.) Thanks to: The Lombardo Family Value: $12,000 2 Bunk'd VIP Set Visit Live Auction This VIP experience is an exclusive opportunity to visit the set of the fabulous new Disney Channel series Bunk’d (a spinoff of the beloved Jessie series.) Four guests, any age, will meet the actors who are shooting that day and get signed photographs. Disney will make every effort to capture a few photos of you and the cast. So, if your little campers get a kick out of the wacky Camp Kikiwaka crew—Emma, Ravi, and Zuri Ross as played by Peyton List, Karan Brar and Skai Jackson—this is the ultimate Disney Hollywood day! Restrictions: For Echo Horizon families only Thanks to: Disney & Jennifer Quine Value: Unique 3 Instant 100 Bottle Wine Cellar Live Auction Exciting collection of over 100 bottles donated by our parents, for our parents! Please check the Spring Affaire website page at: http://www.echohorizon.org/Page/566 for the extensive list of all wines included. Thanks to all our generous donors! Value: $2,600 4 First in Line At Carpool Live Auction Be “first in line” at afternoon carpool during the 2016-17 school year, no more waiting! Value: Priceless 5 First in Line at Back Gate Live Auction Kids don’t like to wait either! Be “first in line” at afternoon back gate pick up during the 2016-17 school year. Value: Unique 6 Chef's Dinner for 6 Live Auction Echo Horizon mom and private chef Alexis Lerner, whose clients include Jennifer Lopez and The Wayans Brothers, will come to your home to cook an unforgettable dinner for six. Create your menu with Alexis or let her come up with a spectacular meal for you and your guests! A $250 gift card for Whole Foods as well as phenomenal bottles of red and white wines and a tasty champagne are included. But there’s more…you’ll receive a delicious box of My Brigadiero chocolate truffles for dessert and a stunning fresh flower arrangement for your table. Bid on this exciting night to enjoy and remember! Thanks to: Alexis Lerner, Josh and Caroline Greenstein, Maya Brigadeiro Brazilian Sweets, and Sada’s Flowers Value: $1,220 7 Shop and Indulge on Fairfax and 3rd Live Auction Spend a day shopping at the Grove and pampering yourself on 3rd Street. This package includes a $200 certificate good for most retailers at The Grove, a $30 movie gift card for two tickets at Pacific Theaters, a certificate for two free shoe shines at the concierge, and a lovely $95 Jonny Was brand scarf in a retro feather print. Take a short walk to I Love Nails on 3rd Street and spend $100 for side by side mani-pedis, then grab facials or massages just a few doors down, at Faces European Skin Care, with a gift card worth $375! Thanks to: Greg and Samantha Lombardo, Christine Stafford, I Love Nails, Faces European Skin Care Value: $813 8 Montage Memories Trip Live Auction Luxuriate on a two-night stay at your choice of Montage Hotels: Montage Beverly Hills, Montage Laguna Beach, or Montage Deer Valley, Utah. Package includes a $300 credit at Spa Montage as well as two Delta Airlines tickets good for travel anywhere in the continental United States. Restrictions: Delta tickets expire one year from auction. Montage Two Night Stay Standard accommodation based on availability. Nights must be consecutive. Thanks to: Reager Silber, Christine Stafford, Diana and Jose Ahumada Value: $2,600 9 Dodgers Ultimate Package Live Auction Tickets for four to TWO Dodger Games: (1) Dodgers vs Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday, May 24 at 7 PM. (2) Dodgers vs Washington Nationals on Tuesday, June 21 at 7 PM. Seats are Field Section 21, Row W, seats 5 through 8 and package includes preferred parking pass and admission to the Stadium Club. Thanks to: Michael Yakura and Vicki Ishida Value: $1,100 SILENT AUCTION ITEMS DINING 10 Casual Dining Around Town Silent Auction, Dining This fun package includes 6 restaurants: Chicago For Ribs Gift Card, Tony P's Dockside Grill in Marina del Rey, Hugo's Restaurant Breakfast or Lunch for two, Hamburger Habit Lunch or Dinner for four, Let's Be Frank Weekend Lunch for Four and a Picnic LA Gift card. Restrictions: Hugo's Restaurant excludes alcohol and tip and not valid on weekends or holidays, West Hollywood only, expires April 30, 2017 Thanks to: Hamburger Habit, Picnic LA, Chicago For Ribs, Tony P's Dockside Grill, Hugo's Restaurant & Let's Be Frank Dogs, Eric Beane and Elise Futterman Beane, Joseph and Monica Rice, Greg and Samantha Lombardo Value: $306 Opening Bid: $102 11 Bouchon Restaurant Silent Auction, Dining Bouchon is Chef Thomas Keller's casual French bistro located in Beverly Hills. The restaurant and bakery showcase a seasonal French menu. Gift card for $300 toward your unforgettable dining experience. Thanks to: Christine Stafford Value: $300 Opening Bid: $100 12 Matsuhisa & Signed Nobu Book Silent Auction, Dining Noboyuki Matsuhisa, known to the world as “Nobu,” is the acclaimed chef and proprietor of the world famous Matsuhisa Restaurant in Beverly Hills. Zagat calls Nobu “maybe the best Japanese chef in the world, creating dishes that have no equal.” Enjoy this $200 gift certificate to Nobu's famous restaurant, and a signed copy of his book, Nobu West. Thanks to: Matsuhisa Restaurant, Craig and Alexis Fingold Value: $260 Opening Bid: $87 13 Culver City Gourmet Package Silent Auction, Dining Enjoy three Culver City culinary experiences! New School of Cooking $100 certificate is redeemable towards any class or program, such as French Macarons, Knife Skills, or Artisan Bread Making, or take a couples class for Tapas and Sangria, Boozy Desserts, or a Pizza Workshop! Receive a Surfas Gift Card from their warehouse stocked with thousands of items for serious food enthusiasts. Also included is a certificate for four for a weekend lunch of dogs, chips, and drinks at Let's Be Frank lunch trailer at Helms Bakery, serving delicious hot dogs and sausages that delight. Thanks to: Surfas Restaurant Supply & Gourmet Food, New School of Cooking, Let's Be Frank Dogs, Joseph and Monica Rice, Carina and David Luwisch, Greg and Samantha Lombardo Value: $191 Opening Bid: $64 14 Fogo De Chao Dinner for Two Silent Auction, Dining “Chao” down at this upscale Brazilian chain all-you-can-eat restaurant where delicious meat is carved tableside and savor the world's most intense salad and sides bar. Good for dinner for two. Thanks to: Fogo de Chao, Craig and Alexis Fingold Value: $125 Opening Bid: $42 15 Preservation Society Jam Basket Silent Auction, Dining Basket of fine handmade jam and pickled goodies from Preservation Society. Their mission is to produce a delicious and creative variety of preserves with careful crafting, wonderful ingredients, enthusiasm and love. They use seasonal, local ingredients to create adventurous blends with familiar roots like Strawberry Jam with Lemon Thyme, Jalapeño- Lime Jelly, and Blueberry-Pink Grapefruit with Tahitian Vanilla. Delicious! Thanks to: Kyle and Chandra McLaughlin and Preservation Society Value: $40 Opening Bid: $13 16 Culver City Dining Package Silent Auction, Dining Four great Culver City dining experiences includes a voucher for Grilliant, Mediterranean cuisine in Culver City; Picnic LA, whose menu is dynamic and features flavors seen across our diverse city; The Corner Door on West Washington, a seasonal American Bistro by Brendan Collins; and Kay n Dave's Dave Bucks certificate good at any location (Palisades, Brentwood, or Culver City). Thanks to: Grilliant, Picnic LA, Kay n Dave's Restaurant, The Corner Door, Eric Beane and Elise Futterman Beane Value: $155 Opening Bid: $52 17 Picnic LA Gift card Silent Auction, Dining Picnic LA uses California’s best vegetables, meats, and seafood (the same ingredients used at the city’s top restaurants!) sourced locally whenever possible. Their menu is dynamic, seasonal, and features flavors seen across our diverse city. Thanks to: Picnic LA, Eric Beane and Elise Futterman Beane Value: $100 Opening Bid: $33 18 Moscow Mule Gift Set Silent Auction, Dining Moscow Mule Gift Set includes 2 copper mugs, Hanson of Sonoma Organic Vodka, ginger cocktail elixir and candied ginger for garish. They've thought of everything… just add limes! Thanks to: Carina and David Luwisch Value: $100 Opening Bid: $33 19 Dream Dinners for Two Silent Auction, Dining You and a friend are invited to the Dream Dinners Kitchen on National Boulevard for a dinner assembly session to prepare 3 (three serving) meals each to take home, freeze and later cook for your family. Homemade meals made easy! Restrictions: One guest per household; only at West LA Store. Both guests attend same session. Expires August 31, 2016. Thanks to: Dream Dinners, Joseph and Monica Rice Value: $90 Opening Bid: $30 20 Hava’s Kitchen Week of Food Delivery Silent Auction, Dining One week of home delivery from Hava's Kitchen, providing the best of French, Italian and Mediterranean home cuisine, prepared with care and delivered fresh to your door.
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