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LIVE AUCTION 1 4 Twenty Person Wine Tasting at Total Wine Professional Musky Guided Fishing Trip for Two Treat your friends, family, clients or co-workers to a Have you always wanted to reel in the big one? Make private wine tasting for 20 at Total Wine in Roseville. your fishing dreams come true as you and a friend spend You and your guests will taste eight premium hand the day musky fishing under the guidance of professional selected wines from the region of your choosing. Regions guide Dave Williamson at Musky Stalker Guide Service include California Dreaming, An Inspiring Taste of Italy in Alexandria, MN. With Father's Day coming up, this is and Tour de France. During this two-hour wine tasting, a great father/son gift idea too! This experience must be Total Wine's experts will present and discuss each redeemed between June and November. Pack your lunch delicious wine as you enjoy a tour of the land, learning and beverages and meet Dave at the lake at 9:00 AM to about the famed appellations and grape varietals that spend a day fishing for the elusive musky. Boat, tackle come from that region. An event that is certain to and bait will all be provided. impress your guests! Must be used by February 29, 2020. Thanks to: Kevin & Stephanie Starcevich and Kris Thanks to: Total Wine & More Lindahl 5 2 Create Your Own Private Dining Experience for Timberwolves Experience for Eight Six Get up close and personal to some of the hottest rising Enjoy an intimate al fresco dinner for six at the home of stars in the NBA. Your group of eight will catch the Bill & Wendy Koschak. Each guest will request a dish or Timberwolves take on the Toronto Raptors at the Target ingredient they would like to eat. Award-winning French Center on Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 7:00 PM. Before the Chef Fredric Bermond from TPC Twin Cities will create a game, meet up with Mike Welch to either sit on the floor menu to include everyone's choices for a unique and to watch warm-ups OR tour the Timberwolves and Lynx personal dinner. Watch the sunset as you feast on five state of the art practice facility next door. Experience the courses paired with thoughtfully selected top-shelf wines fast-paced action in premium lower level seats in Section and cocktails pulled from Bill and Wendy's cellar. 109 - four seats in Row A and four seats in Row C. Go Winner may choose between the first two weekends of Wolves! May or June to indulge in this exceptional dining experience. Cheers! Thanks to: Jennifer McGeehan, Ascent Private Capital Management of US Bank and Mike Welch, Minnesota Thanks to: Bill & Wendy Koschak and Todd & Chrys Timberwolves Williams 3 99 Bottles of "Minnesota" Beer on the Wall 6 An expertly chosen collection of beers from all over the Paradise Vacation in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico state of Minnesota. Perfect for any craft beer lover! Your Indulge yourself at the 5-Star Marival Resort & Suites in unique hand-selected collection will include limited beautiful Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico. Relax in a luxurious edition and hard to find bottles in all sizes. Over 40 two-bedroom, two bath suite that sleeps up to six. different breweries are represented in this one of a kind Marival has all the amenities of a big hotel chain put into collection including limited edition Indeed Rum King, a boutique experience, including multiple pools, Surly Zwart Star, and Fair State Roselle. Best yet, try all restaurants, bars and a spa. Highlights of your vacation the beers from the comfort of your own home when you will be the exceptional service, breathtaking scenery and bring this collection home today! With love from sunsets on this stunning beachfront property. Travel any Minnesota. week in 2019. Winning bidder is able to purchase the Thanks to: Paul & Jonelle Meyer resort's all-inclusive option when booking which includes food, drinks and two off property excursions. Your intimate paradise awaits you! Thanks to: Pat & Diana McCready LIVE AUCTION 7 Skate with Former Wild Player Ryan Carter & 9 David Backes One Week Stay in Breckenridge Colorado Gather a group of up to 20 for the unforgettable A week of relaxation and adventure awaits when you experience of skating with former Minnesota Wild escape to the Grand Timber Lodge in beautiful forward Ryan Carter and current Boston Bruins forward Breckenridge, CO over MEA break Saturday, October 12- David Backes! Your group will be treated to an exciting Saturday, October 19, 2019. Stay in a two-bedroom, two hour on the ice at Schwan's Super Rink. Both Ryan and bath residence that comfortably sleeps six with a full-size David will be on the ice skating with your group working kitchen, queen pullout sofa, fireplace and your own on drills or fun games - anything you request! They will private balcony. Enjoy heated all-season pools and also have a question and answer session for those outdoor hot tubs on the property with mountain views inquiring minds. Ryan helped the Anaheim Ducks win no matter what the season. Breckenridge is a mountain the Stanley Cup in 2007 and retired with the Wild. David town that is a perfect mix of old and new. Explore the is a proud Spring Lake Park alum that was drafted by the sights and landmarks the area has to offer. Experience St. Louis Blues in 2003. He represented the USA in the whitewater rafting, drive the historic Boreas Pass, check 2010 and 2014 Olympics. These close friends are sure to out the Fat Bike Beer & Distillery Tour, paddle down the inspire your hockey player and their friends. Must be Colorado River, hike the many trails, visit local National used by December 31, 2019. Parks or simply enjoy local shops and restaurants in the quaint downtown area. Thanks to: David Backes, Ryan Carter, and Schwan Super Rink Thanks to: Richard & Mandy Birdwell 8 10 Lasik Eye Surgery at North Suburban Eye Chef's Table Dinner at Italian Eatery Specialists Enjoy some of the finest Italian food in town with this Imagine life with no more contacts or glasses! Dr. David dinner for eight at Italian Eatery. Nestled between the Folden of North Suburban Eye Specialists will provide lakes in South Minneapolis, the restaurant is inspired by you with a customized, all-laser LASIK eye surgery. Dr. the dining traditions of the Italian family - community, Folden specializes in LASIK, laser cataract and refractive laughter and conversation. All you need to do is show up! lens implant surgery. North Suburban Eye Specialists is The culinary team will greet your group, learn more a division of Twin Cities Eye Consultants and brings about your preferences and then start bringing out food together the Ziemer Z2 femtosecond laser and the Alcon from both on and off the restaurant's menu. Feast on a Wavelight EX500, providing a fully customized variety of appetizers, salads, homemade pastas and procedure with the highest degree of safety and visual entrees until you are full. Alcoholic beverages are not outcomes. This package includes all pre- and post- included. The impeccable service and excellent food will operative care, post-operative eye drops and a lifetime be something you'll never forget! enhancement policy! Enjoy the gift of great vision and ditch the expensive contacts and glasses for good. Thanks to: Italian Eatery - James Shafer Thanks to: Dr. David Folden, North Suburban Eye Specialists LIVE AUCTION 11 13 Costa Rican Paradise Escape in an Ocean View Minnesota Wild Seats on the Glass Home Be there when the puck drops as the Minnesota Wild A one week stay in a luxurious three-story ocean view play the Nashville Predators at Xcel Energy Center on condo with three bedrooms and four bathrooms that Monday, March 25, 2019 at 7:00 PM. Your five first row comfortably sleeps six. Make yourself at home in this seats are located in Section 103, Row 1, Seats 7-11, modern design featuring deck areas on each level to directly next to the Wild penalty box. You and your four enjoy the beautiful ocean views. Relax in your own guests will get an up close and personal view of the true private outdoor plunge pool or enjoy the community speed, aggressiveness and toughness it takes to play pool on this hillside property. The condo is located just hockey in the NHL today. Imagine sitting so close to the five minutes from Playas del Coco, a popular beach town ice you can look players in the eye! This package also with shops and many restaurants. Costa Rica has it all! includes two parking passes in the Kellogg Parking Unwind on the many beaches, go boating or sip on a Ramp. A great selection of dinner, desserts and drinks cocktail while watching the sunset. For the more are available in the exclusive Audi Quattro Club before adventurous, explore rainforests, zip line, surf or enjoy and during the game. An experience not to be missed! the nightlife. This week-long paradise can be redeemed anytime before Labor Day 2019. Summer is the ideal Thanks to: Maxxon Corporation time to visit Costa Rica - with moderate temperatures the landscape is lush and blooming. Homeowners Brian & Jen Koch will help you design an itinerary for your 14 perfect stay! Escape to the simple life known as "Pura Extreme Sandbox Adventure Vida" Get ready to experience the sandbox like you always dreamed of when you were a kid! A group of up to five Thanks to: Brian & Jennifer Koch adventurers will get to do just that at Extreme Sandbox.
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