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Japanese American National Museum 2007 Gala Dinner & Silent Auction Japanese American National Museum 2007 Gala Dinner & Silent Auction SILENT AUCTION PREVIEW As of 4/5/07 Entertainment Section 2000 Alan Wong's Restaurant, Honolulu Dinner For Two Enjoy dinner for two at Alan Wong's Restaurant in Honolulu. Reservations required and subject to availability. Not valid Friday, Saturday, Sunday, holidays or for special events. Alcohol and gratuity are not included. Expires April 14, 2008. Donated by Alan Wong's Restaurant Value: $140 Opening Bid: $70 2001 Dining Around Town Souplantation, Mimi's Café, Elephant Bar Restaurant and Rubio's Four meal passes valid at any Souplantation or Sweet Tomatoes location. Beverage not included. Dine out with two $25 gift cards redeemable at any Mimi's Café location. Package also includes two $25 gift cards good at any Elephant Bar Restaurant location, plus meal cards worth $35 redeemable at Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill. Valid only at restaurant outlets. Donated by Souplantation, Mimi's Café, Elephant Bar Restaurant and Rubio's Value: $175 Opening Bid: $90 2002 Dining in and Around Pasadena Green Street Restaurant, Matt Denny's Arcadia and Saladang Thai Restaurant Enjoy a $40 gift certificate to Green Street Restaurant in Pasadena. Expires October 31, 2007. Enjoy a $25 certificate to Matt Denny's Ale House Restaurant in Arcadia. Enjoy a $25 certificate valid for dinner at Saladang Thai Restaurant, valid at both of their Pasadena locations. Saladang was rated one of the top Thai restaurants in Los Angeles by Zagat. Certificates are not valid holiday periods and do not include tax, tip and beverage. Donated by Green Street Restaurant, Matt Denny's Arcadia and Saladang Thai Restaurant Value: $90 Opening Bid: $40 2003 Dining in the Valley The Smoke House, Mexicali, Acapulco and Brent's Deli Enjoy Sunday Brunch for four at the Smokehouse in Burbank. Expires October 28, 2007. Package includes a $50 gift certificate for lunch or dinner at Mexicali in Studio City. Have dinner at Acapulco with two meal passes. Expires July 31, 2007. Finally, a $35 gift card to Brent's Delicatessen and Restaurant in Northridge. Donated by The Smoke House, Mexicali, Acapulco and Brent's Deli Value: $205 Opening Bid: $100 2004 Dining Near The Beverly Center Hirozen Gourmet Restaurant and Quality Food & Beverage Restaurant Enjoy a $100 gift certificate at Hirozen Gourmet Restaurant located on Beverly Blvd. Expires May 14, 2007. Next, be treated to breakfast, lunch or brunch for four at Quality Food & Beverage Restaurant. Expires December 2007. Donated by Hirozen Gourmet Restaurant and Quality Food & Beverage Restaurant Value: $150 Opening Bid: $80 2005 Fine Dining Dinner For Two at Chaya Venice and a $100 Gift Card for a Meal at Your Choice of Sushi Roku, Katana or Boa Enjoy dinner for two, up to $125 value, at Chaya Venice. Sushi, alcoholic beverages and gratuity are not included. Expires October 14, 2007. Package includes a $100 gift card valid at any of the following restaurants, including Sushi Roku, Katana and Boa. Locations include Hollywood, Pasadena, Santa Monica and more. Gratuity is not included. Not valid with any other discounts or promotions. Expires March 7, 2008. Donated by Chaya & Associates and Innovative Dining Group Value: $225 Opening Bid: $125 2006 Francesco Rinaldi A basket filled with an assortment of pastas, sauces and more! Donated by Francesco Rinaldi Value: $100 Opening Bid: $50 2007 Restaurant Devon, Monrovia Enjoy a $100 certificate valid for dinner for two at Restaurant Devon in Monrovia. Donated by Restaurant Devon Value: $100 Opening Bid: $50 2009 Santa Monica Dining Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Benihana, Marix Tex Mex Restaurants and King's Seafood Company Enjoy a certificate valued at $50 to Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Restaurant on the Santa Monica Pier. Expires November 30, 2007. Next, enjoy great food with two $30 gift cards from Marix Tex Mex Restaurants, located in West Hollywood or Santa Monica. Expires April 14, 2008. Enjoy Yakisoba lunch for two at Benihana. Expires March 27, 2008. Not valid holidays. Enjoy a $25 dining certificate valid at any of the King's Seafood Company locations, including Water Grill, I Cugini, Ocean Avenue Seafood, 555 East, Lou & Mickey's or King's Fish House. Locations include Santa Monica, Long Beach, Orange, Laguna and more. Expires November 2007. Donated by Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Restaurant & Market, Marix Tex Mex Restaurants and Benihana Value: $125 Opening Bid: $80 2010 Sunday Brunch! The Warehouse Restaurant, i. Cugini and The Smoke House You and a guest are invited to attend "The WAVE Smooth Jazz Sunday Brunch with Live Jazz" at i. Cugini in Santa Monica. Expires March 2008. Enjoy Sunday brunch for four at The Smoke House in Burbank. Expires October 14, 2007. Enjoy brunch for four at The Warehouse Restaurant in Marina del Rey. Expires October 14, 2007. Certificates are not valid holiday periods and do not include tax, tip and beverage. Donated by The Warehouse Restaurant, i. Cugini and The Smoke House Value: $312 Opening Bid: $150 2011 Sushi Gen Enjoy a wonderful meal at Sushi Gen in Downtown LA, with three certificates each worth $50. Expires December 2007. Donated by Sushi Gen Value: $150 Opening Bid: $80 2012 The Lobster Restaurant, Santa Monica $250 Certificate Enjoy a $250 certificate at The Lobster Restaurant, in Santa Monica. Reservations subject to availability. Donated by The Lobster Restaurant Value: $250 Opening Bid: $150 2013 2001 Chateau St. Jean Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon A pretty magnum bottle with gold lettering of 2001 Chateau St. Jean Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. A magnum is equivalent to 2 regular bottles. A silky smooth wine with a long fine finish. Please note: California cabernet sauvignon should be stored at 56 degrees at 65% relative humidity. Donated by Robert and Naomi Hayashi Value: $250 Opening Bid: $125 2014 2002 Kendall-Jackson Grand Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon A big three liter bottle of 2002 Kendall-Jackson-Grand Reserve, cabernet sauvignon. Also known as a jeroboam, this bottle is equivalent to 4 regular bottles. Please note: California cabernet sauvignon should be stored at 56 degrees at 65% relative humidity. Donated by Robert and Naomi Hayashi Value: $125 Opening Bid: $60 2015 Byington Winery and Vineyard, Los Gatos Enjoy a tour and tasting for up to 30 adults at Byington Winery and Vineyard, located in the beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains in Los Gatos, CA. Tour includes a tasting of five premium Byington wines as you tour the beautiful Italianate chateau, vineyard, crush area, production area, and stunning cave. Reservations are required. Outdoor availability is dependent on the weather. Byington Vineyard & Winery is located just minutes from the Silicon Valley in the Santa Cruz Mountains, south of Los Gatos. Donated by Byington Winery and Vineyard Value: $300 Opening Bid: $80 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon A teaser box of 3 half bottles cabernet sauvignon containing Chateau Gloria, Pine Ridge, and Robert Mondavi. Please note: California cabernet sauvignon should be stored at 56 degrees at 65% relative humidity. Donated by Robert and Naomi Hayashi Value: $110 Opening Bid: $50 2017 FRENCH BORDEAUX A five-bottle collection of 1st through 5th Growths of French Bordeaux from five famous chateaux. Two of the five are 1st Growths from Chateau Latour and Chateau Margaux. Excellent with Chateaubriand. Please note: "Growths" is the classification system for Bordeaux wines established in 1855. Also, French Bordeaux red wines should be stored at 56 degrees at 65% relative humidity. Donated by Robert and Naomi Hayashi Value: $856 Opening Bid: $450 2018 Silver Oak, Alexander Valley Cabernet A Vertical Collection: 1998 - 2002 SILVER OAK - A five bottle vertical collection of Silver Oak, Alexander Valley, cabernet, years 1998 - 2002. Silver Oak only produces cabernet sauvignon and is located in Alexander Valley and Napa Valley. Excellent with a thick and juicy rib eye steak. Please note: California cabernet sauvignon should be stored at 56 degrees at 65% relative humidity. Donated by Robert and Naomi Hayashi Value: $479 Opening Bid: $250 2022 Activision Games One Nintendo Game Boy game, entitled "Spider Man 2," and one Game Boy Advance game, entitled "Walt Disney World Magical Racing Tour." Donated by Activision Value: $80 Opening Bid: $40 2023 ALL-STAR BASKETBALL CAMP with Harvey Kitani For Boys and Girls (Ages 6-13) June 26-30, 2007 Join Harvey Kitani's summer basketball camp at Fairfax High School this summer! For boys and girls (ages 6- 13) June 26-30, 2007 (Tuesday through Saturday). Donated by Harvey Kitani Value: $190 Opening Bid: $100 2024 American Cinematheque at The Egyptian Theatre One-Year Membership Enjoy an American Cinematheque "Friend" membership, which entitles you to ticket discounts (two per regular performance), discounts on merchandise, two complimentary tickets, free t-shirt and invitations to private screenings. The American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood is the only public, alternative screening organization in town that offers such a wide variety of film & video programming from all over the world on a weekly basis. Membership is valid for one year from activation. Donated by American Cinematheque Value: $150 Opening Bid: $80 2025 Arthur Murray Dance Studio, Beverly Hills Learn to dance ballroom, swing, salsa, foxtrot, and many others with two private, two group, and two practice dance lessons from the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Beverly Hills. New adult students only. Valid for one person or couple only. May not be combined with any other offer. Expires April 14, 2008. Donated by Arthur Murray Dance Studio Value: $330 Opening Bid: $125 2026 Asia America Symphony Orchestra Two VIP Tickets and Dinner at R-23 Restaurant Enjoy two VIP tickets to a much anticipated concert event featuring jazz superstar and Japanese treasure Keiko Matsui and musical director and conductor David Benoit on Saturday June 9, 2007 at 8:00 pm at the George & Sakaye Aratani Japan America Theatre, JACCC, in Little Tokyo.
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