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Live Auction Live Auction 1001. Minnesota Wild Tickets - Fab Night for Four Value: $350 It's easy to see that this is going to be great a season for the Minnesota Wild. This package gets you right into the action with 4 tickets to the Wild's Monday, January 19, 2015 game against the Columbus Blue Jackets. These seats are over-the-top awesome!! You will be in the 9th row on the aisle, on the red line behind the Wild bench! Valid only for January 19, 2015 game. Donors: Premier Bank 1002. Principal for a Day Value: $100 Who wants to rule the school for the whole day? Your child will love this great experience. They will get to make command decisions like choosing the lunch menu and declaring no homework for the day as well as get an insider's view on being "in charge" of Presentation School. Lots of photo-ops to record this memory-making day. Date to be selected with Mr. Rogers. Donors: Mike Rogers 1003. Mississippi River Boat Cruise through St. Paul Value: $500 Long ago settlers of this great state used the river as their means of transportation. You can experience this frontier way of travel on a 50-foot cabin cruiser this coming summer. You and 15 of your favorite friends (16 total passengers) can enjoy this three-hour cruise. Drinks and hors d'oeuvres will be served as you travel the great Mississippi River through Downtown St. Paul. A truly special experience, you will see the skyline of our capital city from a rare vantage point. Mutual date to be decided upon in the Summer of 2015. Donors: Lori & Mark Fotsch 1004. Husband of the Year Value: $1,299 For all she does, all year long, this package is a special way to say thank you. It includes all the makings of a great evening starting with 4 hours of house cleaning from Green as a Whistle, a green cleaning service that is also providing a basket of green cleaning products. Then it's off to R. F. Moeller to spend your $250 gift card on jewelry. Dinner will be wonderful with a $100 gift card to iNonni in Mendota Heights. Enjoy the Ordway Performance of your choosing with a $200 gift card toward any performance. The evening draws to a close with sweet dreams at the St. Paul Hotel, thanks to your gift card for a Deluxe Overnight Stay for Two. Also included in this package is a $50 Mastercard gift card for overages or breakfast at the location of your choice. Green as a Whistle certificate is valid on Saturdays as schedule permits for a four hour house cleaning (2 people from 9-11 am). Gift card DOES NOT include gratuity. This cleaning is valid starting January 17th 2015 and ending March 14th 2015. List rooms in cleaning priority order so if time runs out the most important areas are cleaned first. R.F. Moeller gift card expires on November 8, 2015. iNonni gift card has no expiration listed. Ordway gift card has no expiration listed. St. Paul Hotel expires on November 8, 2015. No expiration on MasterCard listed. Donors: Anchor Bank St. Paul Park, Green as a Whistle, John & Carrie Hansen, inonni/Buon Giorno Restaurant, R.F. Moeller Jeweler, The Saint Paul Hotel, Anne & Bruce Steckler 1005. Gears & Beers: Rev it Up Road Trip Value: $800 This hosted experience for eight features an evening of racing at Elko Speedway. Y'all will start with snacks and beverages...not small plates and fufu drinks, ...at your hosts' house. On your "designated driver" ride to Elko, we'll stop for a "down-home grub" supper and then onto Wally World for race-appropriate attire. Impress your friends with pre-race pictures taken on the track with the drivers. Earplugs and buckets of beer included during the race! The party doesn't have to end with the checkered flag if y'all choose a date that Elko features post-race live music and dancing under the grandstand. Mutually agreeable date in 2015 to be arranged after Elko Speedway announces schedule next spring. Donors: Joyce & Matt McCabe, Jim & Cathy Miettunen 1006. Sniff, Swirl, Sip, Spit Value: $500 Treat your friends, family, and fellow wine lovers to a private wine tasting for up to 20 people in the classroom of Total Wine & More in Roseville. Total Wine will host this event that is certain to impress you and your guests. Taste eight of their premium, hand-selected wines and discover hidden treasures from the wine region of your choosing. Your guests will enjoy a tour of the land and learn about the famed appellations and grape varietals that make each region so unforgettable. One of the wine experts will be on hand to present and discuss each delicious wine during your two hour tasting, which can be arranged as a seated class-style or more casual walk-around event. Total Wine & More will provide all necessary stemware and educational handouts for tasting notes. Choose from one of these popular themes. California Dreaming: Three outstanding white wines and five sumptuous red wines will delight your palate in this tasting. From Pinot Noir and Chardonnay produced in the cooler climates of Carneros and the Russian River Valley, to the famous Cabernet Sauvignon appellations of Stag’s Leap and Spring Mountain. One of these outstanding selections is certain to become a favorite. An Inspiring Taste of Italy: Stimulate your senses with the mesmerizing bouquets of sparkling, white, and red wines from Italy. Refresh your taste buds with Prosecco and crisp whites from the north and then dazzle them with bold and captivating reds from the south. Two Italian wines you will never forget, Barolo and Brunello di Montalcino, complete our inspiring tasting. Tour de France: Travel with us through the most famous appellations from France. Taste Grand Cru Champagne before sampling two stunning and food-friendly wines from the Loire Valley and Provence. Five elegant reds such as prestigious Chateauneuf-du-Pape and Margaux will follow the white wine selections and show you why this is a wine tour of France like no other. Tastings cannot be held on holiday weekends or the last six weeks of the year. Three weeks' notice required from request date. Expires March 1, 2016. Donors: Total Wine 1007. Classroom Coupon Book Value: $435 The Dirty Dozen of coupon books! This is the BIGGEST ever Classroom Coupon Book! We have crammed so much fun into one book - it is unbelievable! One lucky class at Presentation School will get to experience a bunch of fun events throughout the entire year. Be the parents or grandparents who bring home this awesome package! Coupon Book includes: 1. Extra recess 2. Class rollerskating party 3. An out of uniform day 4. Decide the lunch for a specific day 5. Enjoy a donut breakfast 6. No homework pass 7. Indoor s'mores 8. Milk and cookie break with Mr. Rogers 9. iPad game time 10. Movie and popcorn 11. Boxed lunches for the class 12. Hot cocoa bar and gingerbread cookies All activities coordinated by classroom teacher. Donors: Carrie Hansen, Kane's Catering, Inc., Saints North Roller Rink, Sam's Club 1008. Bucket List Leap - Tandem Jump for Two Value: $438 Free fall into the sky with this once in a lifetime experience! This package provides two lucky winners with their own tandem jump experience courtesy of Skydive Twin Cities, recognized as the premier skydiving center of the Midwest. Pre-registration required. Expires on September 21, 2015. Donors: SkyDive Twin Cities, Ann & Mike Thomas 1009. Mangia Italiana! Italian Food & Wine Extravaganza Value: $300 The Presentation Teaching Staff will host a very special evening featuring home made Italian food, wine and music. The dinner for up to 8 guests features culinary delights representing different regions of Italy. This dinner will be held on the Parish Rectory deck which provides a beautiful view of the St. Paul skyline. Buon' appetito! Will arrange a mutually agreeable warm weather 2015 date. Donors: Presentation Staff 1010. Garth Brooks Weekend Value: $407 It's been 16 years since Garth Brooks last performed in Minnesota. We've created a great package to celebrate this country superstar's comeback tour. Don't miss your chance to hear Garth's latest hits as he performs along with wife Trisha Yearwood at the Target Center in Minneapolis. This package offers prime seating for two at the Friday, November 14, 2014 concert 6:30 pm show. Seats are in Section 223 Row S, Seats 7 and 8. Enjoy before or after concert dining at nearby Kieran's Pub with a $25 gift card, then cap the evening by spending your night at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis in a Deluxe Guest room for 2 which includes breakfast at the hotel's Prairie Kitchen and Bar. Hyatt Regency advanced reservation required, Friday or Saturday or Sunday only, not valid over national holidays, subject to availability, not transferrable to other locations. Expires November 30, 2015. Garth Brooks tickets are valid for Friday, November 14th 6:30 PM show only. Donors: Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, Kieran's Pub, Ben & Danielle Walcker 1011. Twins Game with Mr. Rogers Value: $100 Take me out to the ballgame! Enjoy a Twins game with Mr. Rogers, a favorite classmate and a teacher or parent of your choice. This special game will take place on a weekday afternoon in the Spring of 2015. Donors: Michael Rogers 1012. Man Cave Dinner & Casino Night for 8 People Value: $800 A Jim Henkwell Production - Hosted By Jim Miettunen, Tom Henkes and Rick Bidwell, enjoy this complete dinner for eight and an evening of Casino Games in a secret MAN CAVE location.
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