2010 Gala Dinner Dance and Auction
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Seats for this year’s Gala on Saturday, April 10, are going fast. Please join us as we honor Pat and Sandy Beldon and Ilene and Bob Wood. Dine on delicious food and drink and dance the night away to live music by the Philadelphia Funk Authority. Not only will you see the museum at its most elegant, but you’ll have the opportunity to bid on an amazing selection of travel, shopping, dining, art and entertainment opportunities at our live and silent auctions. All auction items can be previewed in the museum’s SOTA Foyer now through Gala day, and bids on silent auction items may be made during the preview—so if you're not able to make it to the Gala, you can still support the museum by bidding on your favorite items! This will be a party you won’t want to miss. To attend the gala, contact Irene Smith at 610-432-4333, ext. 54 or email.
Live Auction
DINNER FOR EIGHT AT "TRA LA LA"
Guests will be treated to a gourmet culinary experience at the renowned Hess Mansion, known as “Tra La La.” Your evening will begin with cocktails in the drawing room, followed by a delectable dinner in the dining room prepared by a Sodexo Executive Chef. Guests will also enjoy an exotic belly dancing performance and the meal will conclude with a surprise iconic dessert! Complementary wines will be served with dinner.
Donors: Bob and Ilene Wood and Samara
Value: $1,500
A WEEK IN THE HILLS OF TUSCANY
A 1000-year old villa, S. Andrea A. Cellole, awaits two people for a weeklong stay in the legendary hills of Tuscany. The villa has been renovated into four charming cottages complete with modern amenities. Your cottage is available in April, May or October 2010. Arrangements for additional guests may be negotiated with the owner. You need only visit your favorite travel agent to secure airfare, which is not included.
Donor: Joan M. Moran
Value: $1,500
AN EXTRAORDINARY DINNER AT THE MUSEUM
A unique opportunity for a special dining experience amid the priceless collection of art in the museum’s Founders Gallery or in the bid winner’s home. How better to please 15 of your closest friends, than to invite them to dine on culinary masterpieces by Karen Hunter served by our own Priscilla Payne Hurd President? Or, get a group together and make a joint bid. Date and time to be agreed upon by all parties.
Donors: Catering by Karen Hunter and the Allentown Art Museum
Value: $1,500+
AN IDYLLIC DAY IN MARTHA'S VINEYARD BY PRIVATE PLANE
Enjoy a full day on Martha’s Vineyard and arrive in style! Ted Rosenberger will fly up to four guests between Allentown and Martha’s Vineyard in his air-conditioned, supercharged, twin-engine Beechcraft Baron. Enjoy a day of golf, shop for antiques and art, visit the island’s pristine beaches and cliff views, and enjoy a lovely dinner in Edgartown. After dinner, Ted will whisk you back to Allentown on a night flight directly over the dazzling lights of New York City. Champagne will be served on both flights! Ted is a commercially-rated pilot with more than 20 years of flying experience.
Donor: Ted Rosenberger
Value: $3,500
STEVE TOBIN SCULPTURE
Ceramic and glass sculpture from the “Exploded Earth Series.” This unique blue/green oval vessel, approximately 2’x2’ is ideal for a garden or outdoor area. Steve Tobin is one of the foremost monumental sculptors in the world, who happens to live in the Lehigh Valley.
Donor: Steve Tobin
Value: $5,000
Silent Auction
TRAVEL NEAR AND FAR
1. A ONE-NIGHT GETAWAY TO HISTORIC BERKS COUNTY
Enjoy a relaxing, one-night stay at Landhaven, a bed and breakfast in nearby Huffs Church, Pa. Enjoy the charming comfortable rooms, country style breakfast (included with your stay), renovated general store and nearby activities. Also check out one of the House Concerts.
Donor: Landhaven B&B
Value: $145
2. PENTHOUSE SUITE IN MANHATTAN AND TICKETS TO LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON
Plan a memorable weekday in New York City, spending the night in a penthouse suite at The Manhattan Club. Included are two VIP tickets to see NBC’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (ages 17 or older), an evening of comedy, music and A-list talent filmed at NBC studios at Rockefeller Plaza. Suite available July 23, 2010 through July 22, 2011, EXCLUDING Saturday nights based on availability. Tickets for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon expire May 1, 2011.
Donors: Jill and Howard Stevens (Penthouse) and NBC Universal (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon)
Value: $700+
3. A DAY WITH THE PRESIDENT
Spend an art-filled day in New York City with the Allentown Art Museum’s Priscilla Payne Hurd President. The day includes your choice of visits to a museum, an art dealer and/or an artist’s studio. Transportation, lunch and all admission fees for up to four guests are included.
Donor: Allentown Art Museum
Value: $1,500
4. VACATION HOME IN EXCLUSIVE SEA PINES, HILTON HEAD, S.C.
Relish the luxury and beauty of Sea Pines on the beautiful island of Hilton Head–a golfer’s paradise. The house is available for one week (Saturday-Saturday) during the prime golf season of September 2010 through March 2011. Not all weeks available and pool/spa heating will be at your expense. The five bedroom, five bathroom home sleeps 10-12 people. Take advantage of the best golfing on the east coast at one of Hilton Head’s two dozen golf courses, bike to the beach or Harbor Town, enjoy the many restaurants and boutiques, visit historic sites in nearby Savannah or Charleston, or just relax by the pool.
Donors: Barbara and Steve Diamond
Value: $2,100
5. A WEEK AT BALD HEAD ISLAND, N.C.
Spend a week at an amazing property on a North Carolina barrier island. The New England-style home sleeps eight to 10 people with magnificent views from every room. This residence is a few minutes from the island grocery store, five minutes from the beach and 10 minutes from the golf and beach clubs. Golf carts, bikes and foot power make up the transportation for island residents and visitors. Due to its creek side location, the home is not appropriate for young children. The date of the stay to be mutually agreeable.
Donors: Ted and Suzanne Lyons
Value: $3,500
6. A GETAWAY TO THE OUTER BANKS
Enjoy a week-long stay at this seven bedroom, six and a half bath beach house in the Outer Banks, N.C. Amenities include hot tub, private pool, dune deck, two 50” high definition T.V.’s and gourmet kitchen. House sleeps 16 people and is ocean front with stairs and beach wet bar. House is available October 2010 for one week, Saturday to Saturday, beginning October 9, 2010.
Donors: Jim and Sarah Norwine
Value: $3,500
7. WINTER VACATION IN COLORADO
Enjoy skiing or sitting beside the fireplace in a spacious condo in Beaver Creek, Colo. for one week. With three bedrooms and a loft, it sleeps eight people and features three bathrooms, a full kitchen, fireplace and flat-screen televisions. Other amenities include a complimentary and on-demand shuttle to the village, ski storage and concierge available. The condo is available between January 8, 2011 and February 5, 2011.
Donors: Susan and Bob Gadomski
Value: $3,570
ART AND ARTFUL ITEMS
All artworks are donated by the artist unless otherwise indicated.
8. ROBERT BLANCHARD POTTERY JUG
A skilled potter and retired head of the Allen High School Art Department, Bob’s 13” tall stoneware jar will add interest to any home décor.
Value: $250
9. WILLI SINGLETON
Wood-fired stoneware vase with ash glazes.
Value: $325
10. SANDI DEFRANCO GIANNINI
Raku vessel. Raku firing is unpredictable and volatile, but can produce exquisitely beautiful results. Fired at temperatures hovering at about 1800 degrees F, the process combines extreme temperatures–hot, cold and smoke to create a unique, sublimely beautiful work of art.
Donors: Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Harper
Value: $400
11. JOHN OPIE
“John Lewis.” John Opie pays tribute to John Lewis–one of jazz’s greatest treasures, pianist and composer–in this mixed media work; working on top of drypoint and etching with pastel and acrylic to produce this unique artwork.
Value: $400
12. WILLIAM W. SWALLOW
From Swallow’s descendents, these three pieces show Swallow’s interest in traditional Pennsylvania German images and motifs. Swallow founded the arts department at Parkland High School and was a nationally known ceramic sculptor who studied in Philadelphia. His work is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Allentown Art Museum.
Donor: Christine I. Oaklander, Ph.D.
Value: $400
13. SANDRA CORPORA
“Water Lily.” The play of shapes of this water lily motif inspired this plein air painting, done on a beautiful summer day at the Allentown Rose Garden.
Value: $500
14. MARY LOU CUMMINGS
“Misty Vision.” 24”x30”; watercolor painting.
Value: $500
15. RENZO FAGGIOLI
Bird form. Raku fired ceramic vessel.
Value: $500
16. DEBORAH SLAHTA
Raku vessel.
Value: $175
17. EILEEN ORERS
“Steps to the Sea.” A vibrant oil painting depicting a detailed town high in the Mediterranean hills. Sunlight fills the colorful, winding path to the sea giving the viewer a stunning view.
Value: $550
18. DANA VAN HORN
“Still Life with Cherry.” 12” x 18”; oil on panel.
Value: $600
19. JAN CROOKER
“Winter Sun.” 18” x 14”; acrylic painting.
Value: $650
20. PETER SCHNORE
“Subject: landscape. Style: Contemporary.” This mixed media work is a sample of Lehigh Valley’s well-known realist’s Peter Schnore’s occasional venture into modernism, reminding the viewer that back in the 1960’s Schnore was a pioneering California Minimalist.
Value: $750
21. WILLIAM BABCOCK
Drawing. William Babcock was the first American artist to work in Barbizon. He studied under Thomas Couture in Paris and was good friends with Jean Francois Millet. Focused on peasant and mythological subjects, he exhibited in the Paris salons and the Boston Athenaeum.
Value: $800
22. HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY
1940’s oil study of Long Island shore. Descended directly from the family to current owner. Christy was famous as an illustrator of pin up girls and as a portraitist to important historical figures and wealthy private clients. He painted murals for the Café des Artistes in New York. Framing by Boulevard Frame and Art.
Value: $800
23. ED HAVAS
“Daylilies.” Watercolor painting.
Value: $800
24. BEN MARCUNE
The painting is a snow scene; framed size is 19”x23”; oil on canvas.
Value: $1,200
25. ADRIANO FARINELLA
“Grace XXII.” Original framed oil painting.
Value: $1,200
26. TOM SLAUGHTER
“October” is from a series of prints titled “Trees of Bucks County.” The prints were made using a sugar lift (or lift ground) technique. Tom Slaughter has had more than 30 solo exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Vancouver, Germany and Japan and has worked as a print maker in collaboration with Durham Press for 20 years. All plate preparation, processing, proofing and edition printing were done at Durham Press in the winter of 2000/2001.
Value: $1,200
27. SYDNEY MCGINLEY, PSA
“Kimono at Waist, #4830, Bath Series.” Framed size 24”x20”; image size 18”x14”; this is a lovely intimate pastel painting by an award winning Master Pastelist, one of only 130 artists so designated by the Pastel Society of America.
Value: $1,600
28. BARNABY RUHE
Capture a special moment in your life with a loved one by having the renowned artist Barnaby Ruhe immortalize you both on canvas.
Value: $3,000
29. BEBE TRAYLOR
"Kathy's Yard." 12"x18" oil painting. Framing by Boulevard Frame and Art.
Value: $500
ACCESSORIES
30. GIFT CERTIFICATE–GEORGE'S FURS
Gift certificate to be used on purchase of new merchandise.
Donor: George's Furs
Value: $100
31. STERLING SILVER PENDANT WITH A BLACK CORD
This two-sided pivotal pendant has two totally different looks. One side is a 20 mm round semi-precious black onyx. The other side is a one-of-a-kind leaf and berry motif. The pendant is handcrafted in sterling silver with 14K yellow gold accents.
Donor: K. Ost Jewelry (Kim Ost Stramara)
Value: $215
32. STERLING SILVER EARRINGS AND RING
This beautiful sterling silver Russian CZ hand set ring and earrings would be a dazzling addition to anyone’s jewelry box.
Donor: Timothy Richard Fine Jewelry
Value: $290
33. ITALIAN LEATHER HANDBAG
This stylish bag boasts innovative design, ultra rich Italian leather and American craftsmanship.
Donors: Dorothea and Michael Ervin
Value: $350
34. FRESH WATER PEARLS
Chinese fresh water pearls with sterling toggle clasp from the Ilene Wood pearl jewelry collection. 11-13 mm, hand knotted.
Donor: Ilene Wood
Value: $375
35. PUCCI WOMEN'S SUNGLASSES
Fantastic pair of women’s Pucci sunglasses. A fun print to wear with everything for spring.
Donor: Blink Optical Boutique, LLC
Value: $399
36. ICON KLIMT BAG
Icon leather bag embossed with “Water Serpents” by Klimt. Bag has two side pockets, snap closures, zipper center compartment and cell phone pocket.
Donor: BOUTIQUETOGO
Value: $400
37. "ENIGMA" BRACELET
This extraordinary one-of-a-kind bracelet is handcrafted, sterling silver and pink gold, sparkling with assorted gemstones.
Donor: Carl Barndt
Value: $1,000
38. STUNNING FUR STOLE
Beautiful fur stole from the Worth Collection. Glamorous yet wearable, this would be a wonderful addition to a gown or suit.
Donor: Renee Vostinak
Value: $1,200
39. MACRAME GEODE NECKLACE AND CUFF BRACELET
This bold necklace and bracelet set by Angelique de Paris is a brilliant combination of raw genuine gemstones and hand crocheted macramé made for a modern interpretation of eco-luxury. All stones are natural geodes, each extremely unique. Go green with style!
Donor: Angelique de Paris, Inc.
Value: $525
FOR YOUR HOME
40. JON ROYLANCE CLAY POT WITH LID
Both decorative and functional, this stoneware vessel can add an interesting silhouette to a shelf or hold baked beans simmering in the oven for hours. By local ceramic artist Jon Roylance.
Donor: Pat Beldon
Value: $125
41. OUTDOOR PLANTERS
This nesting set of three classical outdoor terra cotta planters will be a welcome addition to any patio or garden!
Donor: Plantique, Inc.
Value: $225
42. SILK TROPICAL ARRANGEMENT
A beautiful arrangement with an “island feel” featuring orchids, calla lilies, birds of paradise and many other lush greens.
Donor: Phoebe Floral
Value: $250
43. MINIATURE QUILT
This miniature quilt in an Irish chain pattern is precision pieced with nine patch blocks. This piece is hand quilted. Framing by Boulevard Frame and Art.
Donors: Sharon Yurakanin and Boulevard Frame and Art
Value: $400
44. ROYAL COPENHAGEN PLATTER
Exhibiting the traditional blue, hand-painted underglaze decoration, this 13” oval platter is the Blue Fluted Full Lace pattern, the first porcelain dinner service pattern produced by Royal Copenhagen. Still beautiful today and prized for its craftsmanship.
Donor: Allentown Art Museum
Value: $600
45. EERO SAARINEN OVAL SIDE TABLE
Classically trained in sculpture and architecture, Eero Saarinen sought the essential idea and reduced it to the most effective structural solution within an overall unity of design. This tulip side table’s intermediate height is 22.5”x15” with an oval top in dark brown emperador coated marble, and a black tulip rilsan coated base.
Donor: Knoll Studio, Knoll Inc.
Value: $1,015
46. DE ARMAS ARMCHAIR
In all his work, Raul de Armas strikes a deft balance between architectural art and science, from which emerges a synergy of structure, interior space and function. This armchair has a maple frame with green print fabric–a design that is simple and timeless.
Donor: Knoll Studio, Knoll Inc.
Value: $1,268
47. LASKE CACTUS SIDE TABLE
Industrial designer Lawrence Laske developed a proclivity for the whimsical and unexpected while working for noted Italian designer Ettore Sottsass. His Cactus Collection expresses this view with a playful twist on the conventional table base. This Laske Cactus side table has a 26" diameter (round) top made of ebonized walnut with a grey maple base.
Donor: Knoll Studio, Knoll Inc.
Value: $1,940
FINE DINING OPPORTUNITIES
48. LADIES (OR GENTLEMEN) WHO LUNCH
Enjoy this enticing basket of gift certificates from restaurants in the Tilghman Square Shopping Center. Gift certificates include Red Robin, Relish and Lazeez.
Donors: Nancy and Bob Ehle
Value: $100
49. DINE YOUR WAY AROUND THE LEHIGH VALLEY
Treat yourself to a sampling from some of the best dining spots around the Lehigh Valley.
Donors: Bay Leaf, Marblehead Chowder House, The Melting Pot, Villa Lentini and Youell's
Value: $185 ($25 each The Meltin Pot and Youell's; $35 Marblehead; $50 each Bay Leaf and Villa Lentini)
50. FRENCH COOKING LESSON FOR FOUR
Enjoy a three-hour French cooking lesson in the home of a French native. The class will begin with coffee and homemade pastries; after which, you and three of your guests will prepare an entire meal with the chef’s help. A copy of Julia Child’s "The French Chef Cookbook" is also included.
Donors: La Cuisine de Babette and Barnes and Noble
Value: $260
51. A FLAN DEMONSTRATION CLASS WITH ARI DIAZ
Invite five of your friends and learn how to make this elegant and classic Latin American dessert in your own kitchen. While one bakes, you’ll decorate one flan that Ari has already prepared with fruits. Ari recommends coffee or tea with this unique treat. Recipe and materials included.
Donor: Ari Diaz
Value: $300
52. ELEGANT DINING
Enjoy dinner at three of the finest restaurants in the Lehigh Valley. Whether it’s French and Asian-influenced cuisine at Edge, great steaks at Shula’s or Grille 3501’s Asian, French and Mediterranean cuisine–there is something for everyone!
Donors: Edge, Grille 3501 and Shula's Steakhouse
Value: $300 ($100 each Edge, Grille 3501 adn Shula's)
53. GARDEN DINNER FOR FOUR
Invite friends or family to join you for a full-course dinner in the garden of a home in Allentown’s Rose Garden neighborhood. Prepared by Arjana Etchason (a registered dietitian), the meal will feature cocktails, appetizers, dinner and dessert. Vegetarians are welcome!
Donors: Arjana and Jeff Etchason
Value: $550
54. CHAMPAGNE AND COLLECTIBLES FOR EIGHT
You and your friends will enjoy this pleasant get together at the home of Mary Anne Johnson with guest Robert Bungerz, an avid collector and expert on antique silver.
Donor: Mary Anne Johnson
Value: $800
55. ART, WINE AND HORS-D'OEUVRES
Save the date! Sunday, June 13, 2010 at 4 p.m. Come, enjoy some wine and hors-d’oeuvres, at the beautiful home of interior designer Lynda Somach, ASID and her husband Richard, while listening to a short talk by a renowned guest artist. The afternoon will include a tour of their Frank Lloyd Wright inspired home that Lynda designed. Up to 25 people are welcome.
Donors: Lynda and Richard Somach
Value: $1,250
FUN FOR YOU OR YOUR BUSINESS
56. FOR THE CIGAR AFICIONADO
Enjoy this 20 count box of Cigar International’s 5-Vegas Classic and 3-Finger Puck ashtray. The 5-Vegas cigar has a robust and creamy, medium to full-bodied taste, extensive aging, and a nice blend of Cuban seed, Nicaraguan and Dominican long leaves, all wrapped in a dark and rich Sumatra wrapper leaf. The Cigar’s International 3-Finger Puck ashtray is built for form and function, with a stylish, high gloss finish and hefty ceramic construction.
Donor: Cigars International
Value: $100
57. ENTERTAINMENT GIFT BASKET
Fuel your car and your soul with this gift basket filled with gas coupons, movie passes, candy and much more!
Donor: Top Star
Value: $100
58. SOCIETY OF THE ARTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE TICKETS AND TOUR
Visit the spectacular “Rose Hill Showhouse and Gardens” at 222 N. 28th Street in Allentown for a private docent-led tour for six. Showhouse is open from May 1-May 23.
Donor: The Society of the Arts
Value: $150
59. "THE ART OF FLORENCE"–TWO VOLUMES, SLIPCASED
This classic by Glenn Andres, John Hunisak and Richard Turner won the 1988 Prix Vasari Award.
Donors: Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Harper
Value: $185
60. PENN STATE FOOTBALL TICKETS
Two football tickets for Penn State vs. Michigan on October 30, 2010. Tickets on the West side of Beaver Stadium on the 45 yard line.
Donors: Tillie and Jim Vastine
Value: $200
61. HOTEL BETHLEHEM PACKAGE
Enjoy a Saturday night stay plus Sunday brunch for two.
Donor: Hotel Bethlehem
Value: $229
62. PORSCHE-MODEL PEDAL CAR
Is your child or grandchild “into” cars? See how fast your child can pedal in this Porsche child’s pedal car. Enjoy lots of exercise in the great outdoors.
Donor: Knopf Automotive
Value: $299
63. ZOELLNER GALA PERFORMANCE FEATURING YO YO MA
Enjoy two tickets to see Yo Yo Ma at Zoellner’s Gala on October 23, 2010, as well as a post concert dessert reception.
Donor: Zoellner Arts Center
Value: $300
64. SPA FOR YOUR CAR
Cool your jets. Relax your engines. Pamper…your CAR! This car detailing and a Jenny Holzer model BMW car…for you!
Donor: Daniels BMW
Value: $350
65. OH BABY!
A luxurious gift for that special baby! An embroidered baby gift set includes pillow, two bibs, burp cloth and a two piece kimono. Also included is a lovable 12” collectible bear made of real mink fur.
Donors: Bobbi O'Brien and Pollack Furs and Leathers
Value: $400
66. LANGUAGE TRAINING CERTIFICATE
Sample a new language or improve your skills with Global Arena’s Private Language Training. This certificate is for three Private Language Training Sessions (1.5 hours each) and a three-month E-Learning subscription for Spanish, French, German, Italian or English. This certificate may also be used toward new enrollment in a program of 15 or more Private Language Training Sessions (22.5 hr.) or a six or 12-month E-learning online subscription.
Donor: Global Arena
Value: $577
67. GOLF FOR FOUR AT SAUCON VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB
Enjoy a round of golf at Saucon Valley Country Club. Valid May 1 through September 30, 2010. Hours 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday–Friday or after 1:30 p.m. on weekends or holidays. Must employ a caddy or forecaddie at an additional fee; some restrictions may apply.
Donor: Lehigh Cement Company
Value: $1,000
68. ADVERTISE ON CABLE TV
Promote your business or services by advertising on any of the 43 cable channels in the Lehigh Valley. Some restrictions apply.
Donor: Viamedia
Value: $1,500 in airtime for new clients, $1,000 in airtime for existing clients
69. A SPOT IN THE MUSEUM PARKING LOT
What is free parking for one year in downtown Allentown, adjacent to the Allentown Art Museum, worth to you? Have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you have a parking tag and can park in an available space in one of the museum’s two staff lots! No more parking tickets or fumbling for quarters.
Donor: Allentown Art Museum
Value: How much is your time worth?
70. YANKEES BASEBALL
Two pairs of tickets are available for a home game at Yankee Stadium, one pair going to each of the top two bidders. Date is TBD, but will be known by Gala night (check the auction table).
Donor: Tallman, Hudders & Sorrentino
Value: $650
Musical Delights
71. LADIES NIGHT OUT
Experience an HD broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera. Two tickets for the opera of your choice during the 2010-2011 season plus two "Diva" packages.
Donor: Allentown Symphony Association
Value: $74
72. ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER TICKETS
Enjoy four tickets to a Zoellner Arts Center event in the 2010-2011 season. Choose from LU Department of Music and LU Department of Theatre events. Some exclusions apply, contact the ticket office for a list of events.
Donor: Zoellner Arts Center
Value: $80
73. EXPERIENCE SHAKESPEARE
This certificate for two subscriptions for the 2010 season of the revered Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival allows you to enjoy "Romeo and Juliet;" "The Merry Wives of Windsor;" "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum;" "The Playboy of the Western World;" "Robin Hood;" and "Shakespeare for Kids."
Donors: Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival
Value: $340
74. PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA AND DINNER
Enjoy the Philadelphia Orchestra performance with piano soloist Emanuel Ax on April 17, 2010 from the best seats in the house at the Kimmel Center. Evening includes pre-concert dinner at one of Philadelphia’s fine restaurants. Terri and Jim Bartholomew will drive and host two people to this enchanting evening!
Donors: Terri and Jim Bartholomew
Value: $500
75. TOUR FOR EIGHT OF MARTIN GUITAR WITH OWNER CHRIS MARTIN
Get the inside story from Chris Martin on the history of this local and world renowned guitar manufacturer. And learn about the famous musicians who play Martin guitars. Then visit the factory to see how these instruments are crafted. Date of tour to be arranged.
Donor: C.F. Martin Guitar
Value: $500
Health & Beauty
76. SILVER SPA PACKAGE
A royal treat! Spend a few hours sampling our services–a European facial suited for your skin type, a pampered manicure and a relaxing pedicure.
Donor: TC Salon Spa
Value: $145
77. SKIN SELF RENEWAL FACIAL
A complimentary consultation and skin analysis accompany this medical grade facial.
Donor: Azani Medical Spa
Value: $150
78. THE GIFT OF RELAXATION
Treat yourself to Intuitions signature massage called “Half and Half” which uses therapist’s hands and feet (called Ashiatsu) to apply pressure. Intuitions is the only massage company to use the Ashiatsu technique in the Lehigh Valley. This item includes two massage packages; each package includes two 60-minute massages.
Donor: Intuitions Massage Therapy
Value: $300
79. SEMI-PRECIOUS STONE NECKLACE
Enjoy this semi-previous stone necklace boasting labradorite, smokey quartz, Swarovski crystal, fresh water pearls and a sterling clasp.
Donor: Jessica Wyles
Value: $85
80. WATERFORD VASE
Waterford vase, 10" cut lead crystal. In honor of Ilene and Bob Wood and Pat and Sandy Beldon.
Donor: Robert Bungerz
Value: $250
81. HANDMADE SOAP GIFT BASKET
Enjoy this gentle, moistening bundle of soaps - they're practical, pretty and fun to use!
Donor: Susan Opie
Value: $40