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Chatsworth's Parent's Night out 2017 Chatsworth’s Parent’s Night Out 2017 7:00 p.m. Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres and DJ James Rimassa Silent Auction, Parties, Teacher Raffle and Cork for A Cause 8:50 p.m. Silent Auction, Parties, Teacher Raffle, Cork for A Cause Finish 9:00 p.m. Live Auction Commences 9:30 p.m. Dessert and Coffee 9:45 p.m. Checkout begins Take your winnings home with you tonight and consider purchasing an acrylic box for $75 mounted with your child’s artwork THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SCHOOL. HAVE FUN! 1 Navigating the Auction What’s in Store? Live Auction Items (Page 3) The fun starts at 9:00pm sharp in the main room as Auctioneer David Seigerman auctions off these hard to find items – bid against or with friends – it’s all in good fun and all for great cause! - Toy tester role this Christmas for the Good Housekeeping Institute - Lobster dinner, paired with wine, for 10 - Weekend at a Windham ski house - Week at a Hudson Valley farmhouse - Villa Maria Halloween Windows - Private chef for a night for 6 - Evening motor boat cruise for 6 - Whiskey tasting party for 20 Silent Auction Categories (Page 6) Look for the bid sheets on tables around the room and see if you can walk away with an item in one of these fun categories… - Fun for the Whole Family - Who’s Got Tickets? - Fun Around Larchmont - Kid’s Have All the Fun - Parent’s Need Playtime Too! - That Expert You’ve Been Meaning to Call… Let’s Party! (Page 23) Buy a ticket and join the fun as local families host parties for you to hang with old friends and meet new! - Homecoming Party – the Seniors are Graduating! - Dad’s Poker Night (aka Dad’s Night Out) - Shore Drive-In - Taste of the World - Ladies’ Night - Paddle Party - Soulcycle Rye Brook - Pizza and Pours - Become a Member of the “Bey” Hive And don’t forget the Teacher’s Raffles (page 26) and Cork for a Cause – for $30 pull a cork and get a mystery bottle valued between $15 and $100! 2 LIVE AUCTION ITEMS Live101 Be a scientist for a day and Help Good Housekeeping Magazine Name The Best Toys of 2017. You will play with brand-new toys before they are released for the holiday season. Working alongside technicians at the Good Housekeeping Institute at Hearst Tower, you will play with cool new toys and choose your favorite ones! Lunch will be provided. You may also appear in Good Housekeeping magazine or on the website when the final toy testing results are published. Winner must be between the ages of 3-9 and testing will take place mid July 2017. Thank you…. Alisa Cohen Barney and Hearst Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $150 Live102 Get in the mood for summer with A Lobster Dinner To Go for Ten (complete with sides) by Fjord Fish Market and A Case of Carefully Selected Fine Wines chosen and donated by Ari and Jen Perkins. To Start: 4 Bottles of Ombra Rose. Winemaker Notes: “Delicate pale pink in color, this wine has a very fine and continuous taste. The pronounced bouquet is persistent and fine, and offers a wide range of fruit aromas like peaches, apricots and red currants.” Main Course: 4 Bottles of Flowers Chardonnay, 2014 Sonoma Coast. Winemaker Notes: “Light straw hue. Expressive aromas of citrus zest and lime-blossom are highlighted by honeysuckle and wet flint. The palate is heightened by a compelling, site-specific coastal minerality, textural salinity, and precise acidity that carry brilliantly through the finish.” To Finish: 4 Bottles of La Selve, 2015 Viognier Winemaker Notes: “A nearly golden yellow- green, the Chateau de La Selve “St. Regis” Vins de Pays des Coteaux de l’Ardeche 2015 offers classic Viognier notes of peaches and apricots, and on the palate delivers these bright, slightly sappy citrus qualities along with hints of wild flowers, plus that crème fraiche texture that makes Viognier so unique; the wine’s rich fruit and natural spice enable it to hold its own against Thai and Indian curries, as long as they’re not too spicy." Thank you…. Fjord Fish Market & Wine from Ari and Jen Perkins Value: $750 Opening Bid: $400 3 Live103 Windham Ski House: Spend up to 4 nights (January 3rd-7th, 2018) on 7 secluded acres just a few minutes from the slopes at Windham Mountain. Suitable for 2 families, the house sleeps 12 with 5 bedrooms, a games room and a hot tub to soothe tired muscles after a long day of skiing. Thank you…. The Sneyd Family Value: $1500 Opening Bid: $500 Live104A Too busy to remember when the opening day is to sign up for the Halloween windows, or not even sure how to do it?? Take part in the tradition of Painting Storefront Windows for Halloween on the best real estate around! Decorate four spaces of the Villa Maria windows with your friends and family. Thank you…. Villa Maria Pizzeria Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $50 Live104B Take part in the tradition of Painting Storefront Windows for Halloween. Decorate four additional spaces of the Villa Maria windows with your friends and family. Thank you…. Villa Maria Pizzeria Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $50 Live105 Enjoy A Six-Course Dinner For Four Cooked in the Comfort of Your Home by Chatsworth parent, Owner and Chef at Apiary, Joerg Zehe. Former Executive Chef at Trump National Golf Club, Zehe has also cooked at Maloney & Porcelli, Bobby Flay's Bolo and the Odeon in Tribeca. Party must be scheduled for Jan. or Feb. 2018, based on the chef's availability. Chef Joerg will supply the food (contact him directly for menu options). Dinnerware to be supplied by the host, 4 bottles of wine will be specifically paired for the meal by WineTasters of Larchmont. 4 Thank you…. Helene Zehe (5CC), Julienne (Juju) Zehe (1TV) & Apiary & WineTasters of Larchmont Value: $600 Opening Bid: $300 Live106 Relax and Enjoy a Week's Stay at a Beautiful Country Farmhouse. Nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, this property overlooks the Wallkill River just north of New Paltz, New York. It features a pool and can comfortably accomodate four adults and five children. Enjoy this getaway home between June and August 2017, at a convenient week for both owners and winners. Take advantage of the area's foodie culture, beautiful hikes and a great spa at nearby Mohonk Mountain House. Only a 90-minute drive from Larchmont, it is a restful, gorgeous place to spend a week away. Thank you…. The Yancovich/Pinchin Family Value: priceless Opening Bid: $1000 Live107 Evening Motor Boat Cruise for Three Couples on the Long Island Sound. The boat will depart from the Larchmont Yacht Club and will include food and drinks. Enjoy a beautiful sunset with friends as you cruise around the Long Island Sound! Thank you…. Cara and Church Moore Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $250 Live108 At-Home Whisky Tasting With Macallan Brand Ambassador for 20 People. Enjoy the opportunity to taste four selections of the finest single malt whiskey The Macallan has. The tasting will be conducted by The Macallan Ambassador and will include a special surprise in 2017. The host will receive a bottle of the very limited Macallan Rare Cask (value $400). Thank you…. Edrington Value: Priceless Opening Bid: $850 5 SILENT AUCTION ITEMS FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY F101 Weekend Away at Gorgeous Newly-Renovated Country/Ski Home in Wilmington, Vermont. Conveniently located 3.5 hours from Larchmont and nestled on a quiet street between Mount Snow and Haystack Mountain, the house can be enjoyed in Summer, Fall and Winter. Summer activities include hiking, swimming and exploring all that verdant Vermont has to offer. But nothing can top the glorious changing leaves during Fall, and Winter boasts nearby downhill and cross-country skiing and tubing. This beautiful home has five bedrooms and can easily accommodate two families. It comfortably sleeps 16 (4 sets of bunk beds) and has a hot tub to relax in after a day of exploring. Thank you…. The Heravi Family Value: $1000 Opening Bid: $500 F102 Perfect 4 Day Weekend Getaway at Okemo Mountain Condo. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath Okemo second floor condo is located in the popular Winterplace development, and is 5 minute walk to the ski trail. Bedroom #1: Queen + full bath; Bedroom #2: King; Bedroom #3: 1 twin bunk bed and 1 Murphy bed (queen). There is a shared full bath between bedrooms #2 and #3. This property has a wood burning fireplace. Winterplace is a convenient location on the mountain with two chair lifts that come up from the base lodge area and let out by Winterplace. The trail leading down to the base lodge from Winterplace is rated "beginner", making this a great location for skiers of all levels. Winterplace amenities include indoor pool, hot tubs (winter only), and tennis courts and basketball hoop in the summer. No pets allowed. The condo is available for use the following dates December 1 - 4 2017, December 7-10 2017, January 4 - 7 2018 or 4 - day weekend of your choice in June 2017. Date must be confirmed and reserved by April 1, 2017. Thank you…. James and Mary DiNardo Value: $2200 Opening Bid: $500 6 F103 Family Membership at Sheldrake. Enjoy 60 Acres of Green Space in Larchmont!! Sheldrake Environmental Center is an oasis of land and water that provides a sanctuary for wildlife and people. This family membership is a great way to inspire environmental awareness and to teach children about preservation and enhancing local resources.
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