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LIVE AUCTION ITEMS Wednesday, November 16, 2016 (Items Subject to Change) LIVE AUCTION ITEMS Wednesday, November 16, 2016 (Items Subject to Change) COMPLETE SET OF DETROIT RED WINGS GAME-USED HOCKEY STICKS Why bid on one when you can have them all? Start your professional hockey stick collection tonight! Bid on a chance to take home a complete set of player autographed game-used hockey sticks from the entire 2016- 17 Detroit Red Wings team. This package is only offered once per season at Toast of Hockeytown! 2017 NHL AWARDS™ IN LAS VEGAS Here’s a chance for you and one guest to live it up in Las Vegas, NV while mixing and mingling with some of the National Hockey League’s best players and coaches as they receive awards for their season accomplishments. Only a select amount of guests receive an invitation each year to attend this exclusive awards show. The NHL Awards™ is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas during June 2017. This package includes a (2) night hotel stay (room & tax), roundtrip airfare, tickets to the NHL Awards™ and an NHL- branded Waterford martini glass set. RED BIRD III ROAD TRIP Bid on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the ultimate Detroit Red Wings fan! The winner and a guest will travel with Detroit Red Wings players and coaches aboard Red Bird III, the official team plane, when the Red Wings take on the reigning Stanley Cup® Champion Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena on February 19, 2017. This package includes two seats on the team plane, two game tickets and one room at the team hotel. The winner must be available to depart with the team on February 18, 2017, and both guests must be 18 years of age or older. This package is non-transferable. 2017 NHL DRAFT™ IN CHICAGO & DRAFT PREVIEW WITH KEN HOLLAND AND RYAN MARTIN Never offered before, you and one guest will be the talk of the town as the Detroit Red Wings’ guests at the 2017 NHL Draft™ in Chicago, IL. On June 23 and June 24, 2017, the Detroit Red Wings will draft their future stars in the Windy City. During the Draft, you and your guest will receive an exclusive opportunity to meet one-on-one with Red Wings Executive Vice President & General Manager Ken Holland and Assistant General Manager Ryan Martin to discuss draft options and the upcoming season. This package also includes a (2) night hotel stay (room & tax), roundtrip airfare, and tickets to the 2017 NHL Draft™. ONE-OF-A-KIND HARD HAT TOUR OF LITTLE CAESARS ARENA AND THE DISTRICT DETROIT The District Detroit was recently billed by the Detroit Free Press as “one of the city’s boldest and most significant developments since the Renaissance Center of the 1970s.” This package is the perfect gift for a Detroit Red Wings enthusiast and believer in Detroit’s great comeback story. You and three guests will begin the day at The District Detroit Preview Center where you’ll learn about the dynamic mix of sports and entertainment venues, as well as residential, office and retail developments, where entertainment lovers and others who crave a vibrant urban setting can connect with each other and the city they love. After your tour of The District Detroit Preview Center, you and your guests will strap on a hard hat and boots for an exclusive behind-the-scenes walking tour of the new Little Caesars Arena with Olympia Entertainment President & CEO Tom Wilson. This is your chance to be some of the first fans to step foot inside the active Little Caesars Arena construction zone. The winner of this package also receives a 2016-17 Detroit Red Wings team-signed District Detroit construction helmet. Throughout the tour, topics about The District Detroit, Little Caesars Arena and the future of the Red Wings are all fair game, so the winner should come prepared for some great discussion! And do not worry, a professional photographer will be documenting every moment, so you’ll have plenty of keepsakes from this wonderful experience! THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE DETROIT RED WINGS FOUNDATION! .
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