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SILENT AUCTION 801: It's Your Pizza Party! Winner Gets a Pizza Party at Your Pie for 10 People! Includes 10 Pizzas, 10 Beers/Wines, and 10 Scoops of Gelato SILENT AUCTION 801: It's Your Pizza Party! Winner gets a pizza party at Your Pie for 10 people! Includes 10 pizzas, 10 beers/wines, and 10 scoops of gelato. Restrictions: Redeemable at Your Pie Perimeter or Grant Park only. Please schedule in advance. Donor: Your Pie Perimeter / Grant Park Value: $165.00 802: Kaya Vineyard Tour & Tasting for Two Kaya Vineyard's Educational Vineyard and Winery Tour is the best way to experience Kaya and its beauty. After the tour, enjoy a glass or a bottle of our Artisan wines on our 2,000 square foot cover porch overlooking the North Georgia Mountains. Package includes a private tasting in their barrel room, a dedicated Wine Steward, and a take-home Kaya wine glass. Restrictions: Reservations required Donor: Kaya Vineyards & Winery Value: $100.00 803: Nascar & Fine Swine Nationally renowned artist Bob Timberlake and legendary NASCAR team owner Richard Childress joined forces to create a wine specifically for barbecue. Fine Swine Wine was created in celebration of Lexington's barbecue heritage and the city's annual Barbecue Festival. The bottle is singed by Timberlake and Childress. The package also includes two Darlington Crystal stemless wine glasses. Donor: Joel Dean and Lohr Beck-Kemp Value: $165.00 804: Date of Death? Have a great dinner at Six Feet Under ($50 gift card) and then head across the street for a tour of the Historic Oakland Cemetery (four passes). Restrictions: Each tour pass good for regularly scheduled tours. Not valid for private tours, ticketed programs, or special events. Donor: Historic Oakland Foundation and Six Feet Under Value: $98.00 805: Dine Around Town! Check out dining spots around town with an array of gift cards. This package includes dinner for two at any 4 Rivers Smokehouse (up to $30), a $50 Red Pepper Taqueria gift card, a $50 Ray's New York Pizza gift card, a Chai Pani $25 gift card, a $20 Taziki's Cafe gift card, a $20 Southern Bistro gift card, and $50 valid at any Pappas Restaurants location. Pappadeaux and Pappasito's Cantina both have locations in the Metro Atlanta area. Restrictions: Southern Bistro expires 12/30/19, 4 Rivers expires 2/2020 Donor: 4 Rivers Smokehouse, Chai Pani, Nancy G's, Pappas Restaurants, Ray's New York Pizza, Red Pepper Taqueria, and Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe Value: $250.00 806: Chef's Dinner at Howell’s Winner receives a chef’s dinner with pairings for four people at the chef’s table. Howell's is a brand new eclectic American tavern serving up shareable snacks, delectable pizzas, sandwiches, and salads, and modern takes on the classics you know and love. Craftsmanship is at the core of Howell’s kitchen and bar, which is stocked with 24 taps and a roster of craft beers and cocktails. Restrictions: Dinner must be Monday thru Thursday Donor: Howell's Kitchen Bar Value: $200.00 807: You Pick Two® for a Year Certificate Pick two for an entire year! With this certificate, you get one free You Pick Two Meal every month for a year at Panera. Donor: Panera Value: $180.00 808: Cocktails & Cookies! What more do you need? All you need for a relaxing night at home. Pick up fine wine, spirits, and craft beer with a $75 gift card to Tower Package, then head to home to receive your delivery of cookies from Tiff’s Treats ($50 gift card). Donor: Tiff's Treats and Tower Beer, Wine & Spirits Value: $125.00 809: Buckhead Dining! Three favorite Buckhead dining spots! Welcoming and inviting, Anis Bistro is a taste of Provence in the heart of Buckhead. At Flower Child, they make every last bite from scratch, using fresh ingredients from close to home and serving healthy food that takes you to a happy place. Gordon Biersch Restaurant & Brewery offers good food and a unique German-style beer crafted in-house. This package includes a $50 gift card to all three restaurants and a Gordon Biersch growler. Restrictions: Anis gift card not valid on holidays Donor: Anis Cafe and Bistro, Fox Restaurant Concepts - Flower Child, and Gordon Biersch Value: $170.00 810: In-Town Dining Check out some in-town hot spots. A $50 gift card for Hattie B's Hot Chicken, $50 Agave gift card, and a $75 gift certificate for Diem Restaurant Group (includes Apres Diem, Carroll Street Cafe, and Tapa Tapa) Donor: Apres Diem, Agave, and Hattie B's Hot Chicken Value: $175.00 811: Creature Comforts Brewery VIP Tour Package for 10 Take advantage of this opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at how Creature Comforts Brewing Co. produces its world-class beer. You, plus up to 9 other guests, will receive a private tour of Southern Mills (CCBC’s main production brewery which is not open to the public), a private tour of the Wood Cellar at Snow Tire (CCBC’s original brewery and Tasting Room in downtown Athens) with special bottle tastings, a Sensory Experience at the industry leading Lab at Southern Mills, and a discount at the Merch Store. Restrictions: Creature Comforts Brewery VIP Tour Package for 10 Donor: Creature Comforts Value: Priceless 812 & 813: Private Wine Class for 20 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. This event is certain to impress you and your guests. Taste a variety of premium, hand-selected wines and discover hidden treasures from the wine region of your choosing. A wine expert will be on hand to present and discuss each delicious wine during your two-hour tasting. Restrictions: Classes cannot be held on holiday weekends or the last six weeks of the year. Three weeks notice required from request date. This certificate may be redeemed at any of our stores with a classroom. Donor: Total Wine & More Value: $500.00 (each) 814: Night on Ponce In 2014, Ponce City Market reopened the fully renovated Sears, Roebuck & Company building, restoring its prominence as a vital landmark in Atlanta’s burgeoning Old Fourth Ward. Bid on this package to treat three friends to a tour and tasting at City Winery (located at Ponce City Market). After the tour, hop on the freight elevator for panoramic views, an 18-hole mini golf course, boardwalk-style games, craft cocktails, and so much more. The winner will receive roof access and miniature golf passes for four. Restrictions: City winery tour expires on 12/31/19. Not available on holidays, restrictions may apply. Donor: City Winery Atlanta and Skyline Park Value: $220.00 815: Best Morning Ever! Who doesn't love brunch? On March 9th from 12pm to 3:45pm, Atlantic Station will host a festival to celebrate some of the best restaurants in the brunch game serving up tasting-size portions. Winners will receive entry to the festival, entertainment, and bottomless Bloody Marys, mimosas, beer, and wine. Winners also take home a La Colombe Coffee gift box. Restrictions: Food is not included. Donor: Atlanta Wine Festivals and La Colombe Coffee Value: $130.00 816: Movie Lover's Delight Enjoy a luxury movie experience! This package Includes two Admit Two adult movie tickets at any Studio Movie Grill location, four movie passes good at any Cinebistro location, and two AMC Community Passes (for use at Phipps Plaza). Restrictions: Studio Movie Grill expires 12/12/19; Cinebistro expires 7/31/19. Not valid for special events. Donor: AMC Theatres, Cinebistro, and Studio Movie Grill Value: $132.32 817: Staycation! Who says you need to travel to have fun? We live in a great city and this package celebrates all of our great attractions! Included is an Atlanta History Center Family Pass for 4 (for the main Buckhead campus or the Margaret Mitchell House), a Family Series Voucher for four all-inclusive tickets to any Family Series Performance at the Center for Puppetry Arts (excluding holiday performances), admission for four to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, admission for four to the High Museum, a book featuring the work of Alex Katz, a $50 Picaboo gift card, and $50 to spend at Tiff’s Treats! Family fun, photo memories, and cookies! Restrictions: Picaboo expires August, 2019, Puppetry Arts tickets must be booked by 5/30/19 Donor: Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta History Center, Center for Puppetry Arts, Atlanta, GA, High Museum of Art, Picaboo, and Tiff's Treats Value: $492.80 818: Throw an Escape Room Party! Room Escape Atlanta is a real-life simulation of challenging and thrilling mysteries that require solving in order to escape in an allotted amount of time. Every escape room theme is unique with its own plot and escape route. This is great for an office party, family gathering, or kid’s birthday! This package includes three gift vouchers for groups of four participants each. The vouchers can be combined for one large group of 12 or individually for groups of four. Remember the fun by using a $50 Picaboo gift certificate to print photos or other photo keepsakes. Restrictions: Picaboo $50 Gift Certificate expires August 22, 2019, Escape Room vouchers not valid for Saturday entry. Donor: Picaboo and Room Escape Atlanta Value: $416.00 819: Fiesta for four at Chido & Padre’s Chido & Padre’s has a contemporary take on Baja Californian & coastal Mexican fare, served in stylish digs with a patio. Winner of this package will get a 3 course meal for four paired with cocktails & a round of tequila. Restrictions: Not valid on gratuity, valid Sunday through Thursday only Donor: Southern Proper Hospitality Value: $250.00 820: Ye Old Date Nights This package includes a VIP Pass for two tickets in the box seating area to any ASC production at the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse and two complimentary admissions to a wonderful "knight" at Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament.
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