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13th Annual Spring Fling Gala Live Auction Items 1. Red Sox VIP Experience: Four Loge Seats to the Sunday, May 20th Red Sox vs. Baltimore Game with a Pre-game Fenway Park Tour and a $100 Gift Card to Legal Seafood Boston Red Sox Loge seating for May 20th Baltimore Orioles vs. Boston Red Sox! Includes pre-game Fenway Park tour and $100 Legal Sea Foods gift card! Donated By: WEEI 93.7 FM Value: $600 2. Four Tickets to the Lion King with a Backstage Tour! Oh, we just can’t wait for you to see this Broadway hit! For over 14 years, Lion King has left audience members in awe. Perfect for a family outing, this package includes a backstage tour! Donated By: Ed Dolan Value: Over $1,000 3. Four Champion Suite Tickets to the Yankees vs. Oakland, May 13, 2018 at Yankee Stadium Four Champion Suite Tickets to the Yankees vs. Oakland on Sunday, May 13th, 2018 at Yankee Stadium, courtesy of WFAN and Entercom New York. Includes: cushioned seats, private restrooms and all inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages at Ketel One Lounge or Halstead Lounge. Donated By: WFAN and Entercom New York Value: $1,600 4. Two Premium Seats at Dear Evan Hansen A letter that was never meant to be seen, a lie that was never meant to be told, a life he never dreamed he could have. Evan Hansen is about to get the one thing he’s always wanted: a chance to finally fit in. Dear Evan Hansen is the new American musical about life and the way we live it. See this Tony Award Winning Best Musical from Premium Seats. Open Schedule. Donated By: Ed Dolan Value: $750 5. Dinner and Wine for 8 in Your Home Hosted by Porcini International All the food and wine for eight people is provided, cooked and served by the members of Porcini International in your home on a mutually agreed upon date. Donated By: Porcini International Value: $1,000 6. Two Premium Seats to Come From Away Come From Away is based on the remarkable true story of when the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland played host to 7000 stranded passengers diverted to Gander's airstrip on September 11, 2001. Cultures clashed and nerves ran high, but uneasiness turned into trust, music soared into the night, and gratitude grew into enduring friendships. Premium Seats and Open Schedule. Donated By: Ed Dolan Value: $800 7. Boston Red Sox Game at Fenway Park with Pre-game, On-field Batting Practice Viewing Four Suite Tickets to a 2018 Boston Red Sox Game at Fenway Park, food and beverages including. Watch pre-game batting practice from the field. Game will be mutually agreed on. Red Sox-Yankee games are not included Donated By: New England Sports Network Value: $3,000 13th Annual Spring Fling Gala: Silent Auction Items 100. Bake Me A Cake … or a Mini Meatloaf! Value: $75 A Pampered Chef baking items gift basket and Cooking Light "Oops!" and Carrots and Cakes cookbooks. Donated By: Molly Pellegrino of Pampered Chef and The Robinson Family 101. Party Platter Value: $340 $200 in gift cards to Ferraro's Markets, $25 gift certificate to Star Fish Market, $75 gift card to The Marketplace at Guilford Food Center, and a $25 gift card to Big Y on a ceramic platter. Donated By: Ferraro's Markets, Star Fish Market, The Marketplace at Guilford Food Center and Big Y 102. Tea Party Value: $60 Tea Set with tea pot, tea strainer, Earl Gray tea and a $25 gift certificate to The Spice and Tea Exchange of Guilford and a bag of tea. Donated By: A Friend of the Academy 103. Buon Appetito Value: $325 Four square Deruta earthenware plates, $100 gift certificate to Atelier Florian, a $100 gift certificate to Café Bravo and a $75 gift certificate to Consiglio's Restaurant. Donated By: A Friend of the Academy, Atelier Florian, Café Bravo and Consiglio's Restaurant 104. Improve Your Daily Grind Value: $54 Improve your daily grind with 1 lb. of Willoughby's coffee, an insulted to-go travel mug and a new "Joy" Rae Dunn type mug. Donated By: Willoughby's of Branford 105. Marshmallow Happiness Value: $158 Four boxes of gourmet marshmallows in Cookies and Cream, S'mores, Salted Caramel and Mint Chocolate Chip falavors, a bottle to fill with the happiness inducing beverage of your choice and a package of "Only Count the Happy Hours" napkins. Donated By: Wondermade Marshmallows and A Very Happy Friend of the Academy 106. Chef's Delight Value: $213 A Black and Decker Daily Blend: Dial Control Blender, Michel Design Works Golden Pear design kitchen towel, oven mitt, and pot holder set, $100 Ferarro's gift card and the Connecticut Farm Table Cookbook. Donated By: A Friend of the Academy, Ferraro's Market and Christy Colasurdo 107. Honey I'm Sorry Value: $230 Whether apologizing or doting, you are certain to get the message across with a 2 lb. box of Munson's chocolates, double magnum of Whispering Angel Côtes de Provence Rosé Magnum 2016 and a 1 hour massage at Elements of Branford! Donated By: Munson's Chocolate, Caves D'Esclans, Tom Schreckinger and Elements of Branford 108. Meal of a Lifetime! Value: $151 Make your own meal of a lifetime with this Jacques Pepin autographed cookbook, a $100 gift certificate from Ferraro's Market and two 1oz. bottles of exotic Salemme Pepper. Donated By: Jacques Pepin, Ferraro's Market, and Salemme Pepper Co. 109. Soda Stream Machine Value: $100 SodaStream lets you make delicious sparkling water from your own home. Donated By: Hart D. Caparulo 170. Lap of Luxury Value: $150 Work in comfort for hours in this super cushiony office chair. Donated By: WB Mason 110. Tokens of Affection Value: $125 Say, "I Love" with these tokens of affection … a two-pack of Due Torri Verona Merlot and Pinot Grigio wine, a box of chocolates and a $15 gift certificate to The Chocolate Shell! Donated By: Danny DeJesus and The Chocolate Shell 111. Wine 1 Value: $100 1 bottle of Scott Kelly Pinot Noire 2016, 1 bottle of Silver Puffs Sauvignon Blanc 2016, 1 bottle of Toretta Del Lago 2015 Rosso and 1 bottle of Marchesi Cabernet plus 4 Riedel Degustazione crystal wine glasses. Donated By: Hart D. Caparulo, Fred and Debby Marenna, and A Friend of the Academy 112. Wine 2 Value: $101 1 bottle of Cafe Zoetrope 2014 Merlot, 1 bottle of Scott Kelly Pinot Noir 2016, 1 bottle of La Revelation Roussanne 2015 and 1 bottle of F Stephen Miller Zinfandel Black Label plus 4 Riedel Degustazione crystal wine glasses. Donated By: Fred and Debby Marenna and Hart D. Caparulo 113. Wine 3 Value: $245 1 bottle of Jacqueline Bahue Cabernet, 1 bottle of F Stephen Miller Zinfandel Lodi 2016, 1 bottle of Rachis Sauvignon Blanc 2016, 1 bottle of Akiyoshi , Chardonnay 2016 Lodi sun aged, and 1 bottle of Crowdpleazin Zinfandel 2016 plus 4 Riedel Degustazione crystal wine glasses in a gingham lined, canvas, Vineyard Vines tote bag. Donated By: Hart D. Caparulo and A Friend of the Academy 114. Wine 4 Value: $119 1 bottle of Marchesi Cabernet, 1 bottle Crowdpleazin Zinfandel 2016, 1 bottle of Rachis Sauvignon Blanc 2016, and 1 bottle of Scott Kelly Pinot Noire plus 4 Riedel Degustazione crystal wine glasses. Donated By: Hart D. Caparulo and A Friend of the Academy 115. Wine 7 Value: $125 1 bottle of F Stephen Miller Zinfandel Black Label, 1 bottle of Iaconis Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, Sierra Cantabria Seleccion 2013, and one bottle of Hedone 2016 Umbria Bianco plus 4 Riedel Degustazione crystal wine glasses. Donated By: Hart D. Caparulo and A Friend of the Academy 116. Wine and Dine #1 Value: $124 Two pack of Due Torri Verona wine and a $100 Gift Certificate for Brazi's Restaurant. Donated By: Danny DeJesus and Billie Ladd 117. Wine 5 Value: $98 1 bottle of Bruno Chenin Blanc 2016 Clarksburg, 1 bottle of Marchesi Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, 1 bottle of Bagias Family Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, and 1 bottle Crowdpleazin Zinfandel 2016 plus 4 Riedel Degustazione crystal wine glasses. Donated By: A Friend of the Academy and Hart D. Caparulo 118. ¡Arriba, Arriba! ¡Ándale Value: $165 A gift basket of Mexican items featuring Piedra Azul Tequila, two margarita glasses, a gift certificate for two entrees at Su Casa and the Tequila Mockingbird drink recipes book plus an awesome Merkury Innovations color changing mini pineapple light! Donated By: Fred and Debby Marenna, Su Casa and The Robinson Family 119. Call Me Old Fashioned Value: $150 Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey and four hand cut double old fashioned glasses Donated By: A Friend of the Academy and Hart D. Caparulo 120. Party Time! Value: $327 2 bottles of Marchesi Cabernet, 1 bottle of Riversong Sauvignon Blanc 2016, 1 bottle of Saracosa Toscana 2016, 2 bottle of Akiyoshi Reserve Chardonnay 2016, 1 bottle of Sierra Cantabria Selection 2013, 1 bottle Sebes Estate 2016 Sauvignon Blanc, 1 bottle of Bagias Family Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, 1 bottle of Six hats Chardonnay 2012, 1 bottle of Jim Olsen Tom Shula Merlot 2016, and 1 bottle of Chateau Crillon 2015 Ventoux and a $100 gift Card to Ferraro's Market. Donated By: Hart D. Caparulo, Fred and Debby Marenna, A Friend of the Academy and Ferarro's Markets. 121. Wine and Dine #3 Value: $74 Two pack of Due Torri Verona wine and a $50 gift certificate to Rosso Vino. Donated By: Danny DeJesus and Rosso Vino 122. Wine Not? Value: $40 4 bottles of Rawson Retreat Shiraz-Cabernet.
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