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Registration
Silent Auction, Buy–Now Boards, Pins, Raffle Tickets,
Boutique. Food and Beverages served on ground and
mezzanine levels throughout the evening.
6:30 – 7:15 pm
Performance by LaGuardia Thelonious Monk Combo on
the mezzanine
7:45 pm
Silent Auction closings begin and will be staggered.
Listen for announcements stating which sections
are closing.
Don’t miss out on your favorite items!
8:30 pm
Silent Auction and Buy-Now Boards close
Little Flower Theater opens for Live Auction
8:45 pm
Live Auction begins
Performance by LaGuardia 2011 Senior Jazz Band under
the direction of Kevin Blancq
Live Auction Raffle winner chosen
Paddle Raiser: Help Bring LaGuardia’s Technology into the
21st Century
Caribbean Trip Raffle winner chosen
Performance by Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary
Check-Out following Live Auction program
All proceeds from the auction go to the Parents Association of
LaGuardia Arts to support all students of LaGuardia Arts.
Thelonious Monk Combo: Max Nadler - alto sax;
Rex Bennett - trombone; Greg Hunter - tenor sax; Nick Saia - guitar;
Cooper Lynn - piano; Lucio Westmoreland - bass;
Corey Garcia - drums; Nathalie Escudero and Sonora Dolce - voice
LaGuardia 2011 Senior Jazz Band, Kevin Blancq, Director: Jacob Drucker – alto sax, flute, clarinet; Zach Hicks – alto sax, tenor sax, flute,
clarinet; Michael Li - tenor sax, clarinet; Andrew Dublin – tenor sax;
Malcolm-Jamal Matthews – bari sax, bass clarinet, trumpet; –
Adam O’Farrill, Nick Bellocci, Mickal Famorca, Jackson Mitchell,
Abby Stratton, trombone; Nat Ranson, Wyatt Leach, Jesse Senger; bass
trombone - Ethan D’Ver; guitar - Eli Greenhoe; piano - Oliver Marsh,
Chris Colton; bass - Damon Korf; drums - Antonio Hernandez, Russell Holzman
The 2011 Senior Jazz Band will be performing a concert on
Friday, May 13th at 7:30 at LaGuardia!
Peter Yarrow’s career spans more than four decades. Throughout these years,
many issues moved Peter to commit his time and talent: equal rights, peace,
the environment, gender equality, homelessness, hospice care and education.
With his singing partners, Paul and Mary, Peter participated in the Civil
Rights Movement, in 1963 to sing for the historic march in Washington, DC
led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as well as the Selma-Montgomery march
in 1965. Peter produced numerous events for the Peace/anti-Vietnam War
movement, including festivals at Madison Square Garden and Shea Stadium.
He co-organized the 1969 Celebration of Life, the famous peace March on
Washington, in which some half-million people participated.
Peter recently founded “Don’t Laugh At Me,” a non-profit organization, based
on his belief that music, with its power to build community and catalyze
change, is a powerful organizing tool and a source of inspiration for children.
Peter Yarrow’s life and work, culminates with his leadership of Operation
Respect and embraces the premise that if each person articulates his or her
own voice and joins with others, together, they can become a powerful force
for the transformation of society.
Mr. Sanders is a familiar face onstage, most recently in That Hopey Changey
Thing with his wife, Maryann Plunkett, and Stuff Happens, as George W.
Bush at the Pubic Theater, many seasons at Shakespeare in the Park, and on
Broadway as Alfred Doolittle in Shaw’s Pygmalion with the Roundabout, on
television, as Captain for the final season of Law & Order, Criminal Intent and
guest starring on the new series Body of Proof, and on film in the upcoming
summer blockbuster Green Lantern. His voice is familiar from narrating
numerous audiobooks and PBS documentaries.
On Broadway, Ms. Plunkett received a Tony Award for her performance in
Me and My Girl, and also appeared in Sunday in the Park with George, The
Crucible, St. Joan, and A Man for All Seasons. Recently, she guest-starred on
the tv series Rubicon, The Good Wife, and Damages. Her film credits include
this season’s Blue Valentine and The Company Men. She has participated in
the Sundance Institute Theatre Lab and is looking forward to returning to the
Public Theater this Fall in Richard Nelson’s sequel to That Hopey Changey
Thing with her husband, Jay O. Sanders.
Host - Ruben Santiago-Hudson
Tony and Obie award-winning actor, Ruben Santiago-Hudson is also an
accomplished writer and director. His many credits include the role of
Captain Roy Montgomery on the hit ABC series Castle, starring as King
Leontes in Shakespeare in the Park’s 2010 production of A Winter’s
Tale, playing opposite Halle Berry in Their Eyes Were Watching God; Denzel
Washington and Russell Crow in American Gangster; Demi Moore and Kevin
Costner in Mr. Brooks; Samuel L. Jackson in Shaft; Al Pacino in Devil’s
Advocate; John Travolta in Domestic Disturbance; and Ricky Gervais in The
Invention of Lying. His screenplay debut Lackawanna Blues, for HBO,
originally commissioned for the Public Theater/NY Shakespeare
Festival, received the Humanitas Prize, a Christopher Award, National Board
of Review Honors, NAACP Image Award; and Emmy, Golden Globe and
WGA nominations.
Auctioneer - Ric Cherwin, Cherwin Auctioneers
Ric Cherwin, known as the singing auctioneer, is one of The Cherwin
Brothers (Ric and Barry). They inspire audiences to enthusiastically
translate their passion for a cause into considerable financial support.
Cherwin auctions are known for their energy, joie de vivre, pace, warmth and
for generating lucrative results for the sponsoring organizations, regularly
raising more than the organization ever did before. Ric recently served as
auctioneer for the South Asia Excellence Awards show, televised to over 100
million people throughout Europe and Asia.
Welcome to the 4th LaGuardia Arts Benefit Auction
ood evening and thank you for coming to what is certain to be a spectacular evening. A great deal of
time, energy and creativity on the part of our dedicated volunteers has gone into bringing this event
to fruition. You can expect fine dining, wonderful entertainment (including the LaGuardia 2011 Senior
Jazz Band!), and a vast array of fabulous items to bid on. Not to mention, this is a wonderful opportunity
to meet other parents, staff members and alumni of LaGuardia, as well as our delightful student volunteers.
Over the past four years, the auction has become the major fundraiser of the Parents Association, providing more
than 60% of our yearly income. This money goes directly to the benefit of our kids, to provide supplies and equipment
needed to ensure LaGuardia continues to provide the top-flight arts education that has made it the city’s most famous
school. As you place your bids this evening, please keep in mind that whatever you spend goes towards making our
school a better place for our children.
We would like to give a great big thank you to this year’s Co-chairs of the auction, Melissa Bachner and Valarie
Bennett, for taking on the mammoth task of organizing the event. Heartfelt thanks to the many volunteers, especially
the committee heads, who have put in countless hours over the past few months making this evening a reality. Our
gratitude also goes to the staff of LaGuardia and to Alumni and Friends who have supported this effort from the getgo. And, of course, there would be no auction without the generosity of all the donors and sponsors, corporate and
individual. To them, we are most grateful.
Have a great time tonight – and support our school!
Lynn Hippen and Judy Maeda
Co-Presidents
LaGuardia Arts Parents Association
ear Guests,
Welcome! We are so happy to have you here to celebrate the wonderful community that is LaGuardia
Arts High School. As you may know, this amazing event was created only four years ago by parent Debra
Wells, who “graduated” last year. Now it is our “senior” year and where has the time gone! We are amazed
at how far the auction has come in just four short years. It has grown exponentially not only in attendees but in the
money raised for the school. Our first auction raised $50,000, the next year $100,000 and last year over $150,000. If
we meet our goal for this year, we will have raised $500,000 these past four years to support and enrich our kids’
experience within their arts education. These are very important funds in this time of shrinking DOE budgets and all
of the money goes towards augmenting the school facilities and supplies that enhance our kids’ experience here at
LaGuardia.
The auction, like our kids, has matured and grown. It has become an eagerly anticipated event, not only as a fundraiser
for the school but also as an exciting night of entertainment and celebration for the whole community. Let’s join together
for the school, celebrate our kids’ achievements and enjoy a wonderful evening knowing that we are also helping and
improving our community. And what a wonderful and caring community it has been for us. We’ve worked hard but with
gratitude and pride for our school and what it has given our kids. All the best, and here’s to the continuing success of
the Auction and LaGuardia Arts!
Here’s to the kids!
Melissa Bachner and Valarie Bennett
2011 Auction Co-Chairs
Acknowledgments
Thank you to all the LaGuardia staff and faculty for their support. A special thanks to our
Principal, Assistant Principals and key faculty/staff:
Kim Bruno
Principal
H. Alex Bodha van Hellemond
Assistant Principal, Science
Susan Coglianese
Assistant Principal, Social Studies
Daniel Dorogusker
Assistant Principal, English
Bernice Fleischer
Assistant Principal, Music
Miriam Helfgott
Assistant Principal, Mathematics
Dr. Nina Lasky
Assistant Principal, Art
Ian Srebnick
Coordinator, Health & Physical
Education
Michael Bonventre
Director, Guidance
Anastasia Panagoulias
Director, Admissions
Veronica York
Director, College Office
Kevin Blancq
Music Teacher
Christian Crum
Technical Theatre Teacher
Keith Truax
Production Manager
Liz Mansfield
Assistant Principal,
Foreign Language
Pat Delio
Parent Coordinator
Michelle Mathesius
Assistant Principal, Dance
Brad Solomon
Webmaster
John Sommers
Assistant Principal, Organization
Pam Fogel
Secretary, Organization
Dr. Mark Stricklin
Assistant Principal,
Pupil Personnel Services
Ann Lauffer
Secretary, Custodian’s Office
Laura van Keulen
Assistant Principal,
Data & Technology
Kas Wilson
Secretary, Administration
The Custodial Staff
Sandy Faison
Coordinator,
Drama/Technical Theatre
The School Safety Officers
A Special Thanks to ...
Alumni and Friends of Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts for
their very generous and continued support of the Arts at LaGuardia.
Barbara Engel M&A 72, Executive Director and Peter Bakstansky M&A 57, President
The Parents Association Executive Board members for their support
SPAA—School of Performing Arts Alumni Association and Board of Directors—
Margaret Luca and JoAnne Bruggeman
Peter Siegel of Gotta Have it! http://www.gottahaveit.com/
Thank You to the 2011 Auction Team
AUCTION COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS
PARENT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS
Melissa Bachner
Valarie Bennett
Lynn Hippen
Judy Maeda
AUCTION STEERING COMMITTEE
Melinda Moore, Sarah Reines, Jane Rosen, Jessica Sabat, Lori Winick, Angela Wong
COMMITTEE HEADS & TEAMS
Alumni outreach
communications
Food, Day of EVENT
Registrar
Sarah Reines
Melinda Moore
Lori Winick
William Cote
Lisa Hall
Jessica Sabat
AD Sales
Ronda Small
Beverages, Day of EVENT
Hank Orenstein
Fred Alvira
Bill Abrams
computer Technology
Sven Vilim
data Entry
Diane Taublieb
BOUTIQUE
Decorations
Rachel Sanchez
Lynn Hippen
Catalog
Desserts, Day of EVENT
Jessica Sabat
Melinda Moore
Judy Maeda
Celebrity Liaison
Melissa Bachner
Sarah Reines
Diane Taublieb
Nathana Josephs
Clean Up
Keiko Obremski
Food Pickup
Sound/Lighting
Sha-keya Flenory
Philip Testa
journal
SPECIAL DONATIONS
Teodors Ermansons
Barbara Motter
Kim Motter
Angela Wong
Mina Meurkens
Live Auction
Shino Tanikawa
Angela Wong
Jane Rosen
Logistics/EVENT SETUP
Donations
Food/BeverageS
Terry Frishman
Liz Morano
Valarie Bennett
Lori Winick
Paul Bennett
Marcus Marino
LOGO & SIGNS
Teodors Ermansons
Online Auction
Marilyn Collins
Studio Liaison
Faye Ellman
Faculty/Staff Liaison
Volunteer Coordinators
Lizette Colon
Riya Das
Website
Melinda Moore
SWAP VOLUNTEERS
Our friends from PS9,
PS87, Anderson and Hunter
SUPERSTAR SOLICITORS
Melissa Bachner, Aimee Bell, Rob Boatti, Nancy Brandwein, Shonda Bush-Blackshear, Judd Cady,
Therese Carter, Karen Cecere, Laura Cohen, Elise Cohn, Dorothea Crites, Laurie De Jong, Grethe Elgort,
Faye Ellman, Katherine Erbe, Cynthia Flynt and David Kriegel, Cheryl Houser, Doreen and Christopher Howe,
Nathana Josephs, Terry Kinney, Lori Klamner-Wood, Chantal and Steve LoPiccolo, Denise Madison,
Deborah Markewich, Claudine Meredith-Gujon, Mina Meurkens, Terry Persina, Rhonda Phol, Leah Rein,
Sarah Reines, Ronnie Rosenberg, Cynthia and David Sachs, Julie Salamon, Carolyn Sloan and Stuart Zagnit, Ronda Small, Maryann Sorge, Diane Taublieb, Wendy Van Patten WITTY WRITERS
Jessica Sabat, Nancy Brandwein, Joann Byrne, Judd Cady, Aviva Goldstein, Dafna Linzer,
Deborah Markewich, Sarah Reines, Robert Sabat, Melissa Spohler, Carolyn Swartz, Diana Ventura
A special thank you to Barbara Motter, LaGuardia alumni parent (2010),
for all her extraordinary efforts and support!
Please see the list of parent and student volunteers on following pages.
Our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions.
Auction Procedures
CHECK-IN AND REGISTRATION
CHECK-OUT & PAYMENT
All guests must check in. If you have registered online or by
mail, your bid paddle will be ready for you. Walk-in guests
must pay for admission at Registration.
Cashiers for all auction purchases will be located in the back
lobby near the exit. Check-Out will open shortly after the Live
Auction ends. If you have registered for Express Pay, simply
pick up your invoice at Check-Out and pick up your items. If
you have not registered for Express Pay, you must first pick
up your invoice, then visit the Cashiering Station to pay for
your items and pick them up. YOU MUST CHECK OUT AND
COLLECT YOUR WINNINGS unless Boutique items are your
only purchases. (If you leave early, please ask a friend to check
out for you).
EXPRESS PAY: To check out QUICKLY, please present your
credit card at Check-In for Express Check-Out! At the end
of the evening, simply review your invoice at Check-Out and
pick up your items. Our Check-In card readers are paperless,
so there’s nothing to sign. We expect to have you on your way
to bidding very quickly!
NOTE: Your credit card will only be charged if you are a
winning bidder or make any purchases (Boards, Raffles, etc.)
By presenting and swiping your card at Registration, you
agree to pay the amounts associated with your purchases.
Thank you for your support!
If you would like to enable Express Pay at any point during
the Auction, just visit Registration to swipe your credit card.
EXPRESS PAY IS RECOMMENDED!
SILENT AUCTION
The Silent Auction will begin at 6:00 pm. To bid on an item, write
your name and bid number and the amount of your bid on the
first available line of the bid sheet. Please note that there are
minimum bids and printed bid increments for every bid sheet/
item. Each additional bid must be increased by at least the
minimum increment specified. The silent auction will close in
stages beginning at 7:45 pm. on a category-by-category basis.
A signal will be given before the closing of each category. The
last category will close at 8:30 pm. As each category closes, the
bid sheets will be removed and no further bids will be accepted.
In the event of a dispute at the end of bidding, the decision of
the auction committee will be final.
Please be patient during Check-Out. This is a volunteerrun event! If you need to leave early, we will do our best to
accommodate you, but you must email Auction Registrar
Jessica Sabat at [email protected] to receive a copy of your
final receipt. Payment is expected in full on Saturday, May 7,
2011, by credit card, cash or check. (Checks must be made
payable to PA LaGuardia Arts High School)
The Auction Committee requires that all winning items be
taken by successful bidders on the night of the Auction.
Special pick­up arrangements need to be made with the
auction committee for any items that are too large to carry
out. Any items that have not been claimed or arranged for
the night of the auction will be deemed donated to the PA.
All purchases are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
The tax-deductible amount of any contribution is limited to the
excess of any price paid over the value of purchased goods
or services. All values are estimates given by the donors and
do not necessarily represent the opinion of The LaGuardia Arts
Parent Association, Inc. or the item’s fair market value at the
time of sale.
CONDITIONS OF THE SALES
BOUTIQUE
• All items are sold Final Sale, as is.
The Boutique will begin at 6:00 pm. All items are to be paid
for in full by cash, check, AMEX, Visa or MasterCard at the
Boutique, and are being sold “as is.” Bags will be available
for carrying items out. All items must be taken the night of the
auction
• Payments are to be made in full on the night of the
auction.
PINS, BUY­- ­NOW BOARDS & RAFFLE TICKETS
A description of Pins, Buy-­Now Boards and Raffle Tickets can
be found on pages 6-7.
LIVE AUCTION
The live auction will be led by Ric Cherwin and will begin at
8:45 pm. To bid on an item you will hold up your number as
the auctioneer calls out the bid. The auctioneer will accept
the final bid by announcing “Sold to ___.” The auctioneer’s
decision is final.
• Items will be not be held overnight unless arrangements
are made at Check-Out.
• Unless specified, meals at restaurants don’t include liquor,
tax or tip. Reservations are advisable.
DISCLAIMER
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the
item descriptions. Items are sold “as is” without warranty or
representation of any kind. The LaGuardia PA assumes no
responsibility for the validity of the description, authenticity or
condition of any item.
Spectacular Caribbean Trip Raffle
How would you like to win a LUXURIOUS ISLAND GETAWAY to the Viceroy Anguilla at Barnes Bay Anguilla, for only $10?
Well, take a chance! Buy a ticket or two to our LaGuardia
Caribbean Trip Raffle! The trip includes airfare and a five-night
stay for two, in a King Suite including breakfast room and taxes
(value: over $6,500).
Drawing to be held during the live auction portion of the
Auction. Winner need not be present to win.
Raffle tickets are not tax-deductible. Buyers must be 18 years or
older and not currently enrolled as students in a NYC public school.
Thanks to ProTravel International (a LaGuardia familyowned business) for this fabulous contribution!
Buy Now Boards
Don’t miss a visit (or two ... or three!) to the Buy-Now Boards, located near the Silent Auction (look for signs!). On the
Boards you will find cards detailing discounted restaurants, tutoring (SAT, academics), lessons (music, art), museum
memberships, theater, concert or sports tickets, fitness, health and beauty services, consultations, a Make Your Own Party
section and new this year, check out the Faculty Finds for tutoring or coaching with your favorite LaG teacher. Look for La!
Seals to locate faculty/staff, parent and alumnus donors. To purchase a Buy-Now item:
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Simply write your bidder number and initials on the card.
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Drop it in the nearby Boards Box.
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After being processed, it will be added to your account.
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You may pick up your items at Check-Out at the end of the evening when you receive your invoice.
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DO NOT TAKE THE CARD WITH YOU.
There’s something for everyone at enticing prices! If you see something you like, don’t wait!
Pins
Pick a Pin and you instantly win!
Take a chance! Buy a Pin for $25 and you instantly win an item of equal or greater value. Wear your pin(s) to celebrate the
evening! Listed below are just some examples of what you might take home.
16 Handles, $25
Book Culture, $25
Bed Bath & Beyond, $30
Kitchenette, $30
Two Boots, $25
Yorkville Creperie, $25
Cosi, $25*
Joe, $25*
Dean’s Pizzeria, $25
Best Buy, $50
Buttercup Bakeshop, $26
Big Nick’s, $25
Soccer Supply Co., $50
Gold Leaf Stationers, $25
Dashing Divas, $30*
Two Little Hens, $36
Barney Greengrass, $30
Rita’s Italian Ices, $25
Ben & Jerry’s, $25*
Broadway Comedy Club, $40*
Cobble Hill Cinema, $40
Laytner’s, $25
Edgar’s Cafe, $25
Book Court, $25
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, $40
Popover, $25
Saigon Grill, $25
Starbucks, $25*
Barnes & Noble, $25
Westside Restaurant,$25
William Greenberg Desserts,
$25*
STREB Lab, $30*
Mastellone Deli, $25
Sterling Place, $25
Di Palo’s, $25*
Eileen’s Special Cheese Cake,
$29
Guggenheim, $75
Economy Candy, $25
Hecho En DUMBO, $25
Sephora, $25
* More than one chance to win!
Silent Auction
Below are brief details of the fabulous Silent Stars and Singular Sensations packages, including some
amazing offerings from the LaGuardia community. Look for La! Seals to locate LaG Faculty/Staff,
alumnus and parent donors. And don’t forget to check out all the other great silent auction categories
listed at the end of this section. Happy Shopping!
Silent Stars – The Best of Silent Auction
# 2000 FEININGER AT THE WHITNEY; TEA AT THE PLAZA ATHENEE
This summer Whitney Curator Barbara Haskell will lead you on an exclusive tour of cubistexpressionist painter (and cartoonist!) Lyonel Feininger’s finest masterpieces, Then enjoy afternoon
tea for 4 at the Plaza-Athenee Hotel’s Bar Seine Lounge.
# 2001 TEA FOR 2 WITH 99: BARBARA FELDON OF “GET SMART”
You and a guest are invited to have tea with Barbara Feldon, beloved for her role as Agent 99, Feldon
will prepare her wonderful (and truly special) tea for you in her Manhattan apartment.
# 2002 FOOD & WINE MAGAZINE BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOUR WITH TOP CHEF JUDGE DANA COWIN
Editor-in-Chief Dana Cowin will give 4 lucky people an insider’s view Food & Wine Magazine’s offices,
including a tasting in their test kitchen.
# 2003 ROCK & BOWL AT BROOKLYN BOWL – For Adults Only
Bowling while rockin’ out to a live band at the ultra-hip Brooklyn Bowl for you and 7 of your closest
friends. VIP preference on choice of dates as you watch the band from the best spot in the house.
# 2004 A “HOLY” FABULOUS WEEK IN ISRAEL
Spend 7 nights in the exclusive resort city, Herzliya Pituah, just north of Tel Aviv, in a beautiful 1 or 2
bedroom apartment with access to pool and spa or in studio apartment with panoramic beach views.
# 2005 A NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC EXPERIENCE
Enjoy a performance by New York City’s treasured New York Philharmonic and “meet and greet” with
conductor Bernard Haitink and soloists Carter Brey (LaG parent!) and Cynthia Phelps.
# 2006 DINNER FOR 2 AT LANDMARC & JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER
Fine dining for 2 at Landmarc, chef Marc Murphy’s bistro overlooking Central Park, followed by 2
tickets to a performance of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, led by LaG parent Wynton Marsalis.
# 2007 TWO VIP NBC TODAY SHOW SUMMER CONCERT SERIES TICKETS
Have the best spot in the house (or on the plaza!), with these 2 NBC Today Show VIP Summer
Concert series tickets.
# 2008 TWO TICKETS TO “THE LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN”
Get 2 coveted tickets The Late Show with David Letterman you might be in the house when
guaranteed to be a Top 10. Must be 18 or older.
# 2009 SAILING THE HAMPTONS
Day sail for 6 aboard the classic 45-foot sloop Easterly with your Captain and LaG parent David
Kriegel! Your party will be treated to a catered lunch and late-afternoon cocktails.
# 2010 ONE NIGHT AT THE GRAMERCY PARK HOTEL & DINNER FOR 2
One fabulous night at Gramercy Park Hotel and dinner for two at any of China Grill Management’s
8 New York restaurants and bars, including Asia de Cuba, Bar Basque and Plunge Rooftop Bar and
Lounge.
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Silent Auction
# 2011 PICK OF THE SEASONS: ANY BROADWAY SHOW PLUS DINNER AT THE FOUR SEASONS
Pick any show on Broadway and get 2 house seats on your choice of dates! Have dinner before the
show that Town and Country magazine named “Favorite Restaurant in the World”: The Four Seasons!
# 2012 CRITICAL MASA: MEXICAN LUNCH WITH NY TIMES THEATER CRITIC BEN BRANTLEY
Pepper New York Times theater critic Ben Brantley with questions over a delicious Mexican lunch at
La Palapa Restaurant on St. Marks Place.
# 2013 ISAAC MIZRAHI STUDIO -- UNZIPPED
You and 9 of your BFFs (best fashionista friends) can have a personal visit to designer (and 1980
LaGuardia alum!) Isaac Mizrahi’s workspace, TV studio, and private office.
# 2014 EASY-PEASY COCKTAIL PARTY FOR 12
Your own party for 12, planned by Paradis-To-Go, accompanied by live piano music from LaG dance
accompanist, Cedric Tolley, wine courtesy of Columbus Wines & Spirits and a $50 Fairway gift
certificate to start you on your food shopping.
# 2015 LITCHFIELD JAZZ FEST 2011 WEEKEND
Two day passes to the famed Litchfield Jazz Festival held in Kent August 6th-7th, 2011 with two nights
stay (on August 5th and 6th) at the Fife ‘N Drum Inn right in town.
# 2016 FASHION WEEK, RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER . . . LITERALLY!
Two tickets to a select runway show at Spring Fashion Week at Lincoln Center, September 8-15.
# 2017 1-HOUR CONSULTATION WITH HOLLYWOOD FILM CASTING DIRECTOR
A 1-hour private consultation with Denise Chamian- one of California’s most prestigious and influential
casting directors either during one of her 2-3 annual visits to NYC or at her Los Angeles studio.
# 2018HOUSE CALL
Meet Dr. Chris Taub from Fox’s hit series, House , aka Peter Jacobson, at Good Enough To Eat,
where you and a friend will lunch with the good doctor and find out if co-star Omar Epps ever
reminisces fondly about his days at LaGuardia!
# 2019 PETER YARROW SIGNED GUITAR
Own a piece of the 60’s and a piece of LaGuardia history with Peter Yarrow’s signed guitar! The
winner will be presented with it on stage by Mr. Yarrow himself during his performance for a photo-op!
# 2020 PAUL STANLEY-DESIGNED WASHBURN GUITAR SIGNED BY CURRENT MEMBERS OF KISS
World-renowned rock icon (and Music & Art grad!) Paul Stanley, frontman and co-founder of the rock
band Kiss, designed this Washburn guitar. And its signed by all of Kiss’ current members.
Singular Sensations – Choose from many Unique Experiences, Behind the Scenes Opportunities
and Shared Outings with your favorite LaGuardia Faculty and Staff
# 2100LUNCH FOR 2 WITH PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING AUTHOR OF
CHENEY EXPOSE: BARTON GELLMAN
You and another guest will lunch with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist (and LaGuardia Dad), Barton
Gellman and get a signed copy of the English or Japanese edition ofAngler: The Cheney Vice
Presidency.
# 2101 YOUR STOCK IS UP! PRIVATE TOUR OF WALL STREET JOURNAL NEWSROOM
Deputy Personal Finance Bureau Chief (and LaGuardia dad) Robert Sabat leads you and two other
curious capitalists on a private, behind-the-scenes tour of the nation’s largest newspaper.
Silent Auction
# 2102 PRIVATE TOUR OF POMONA COLLEGE WITH PROF & AUTHOR JONATHAN LETHEM
Bestselling novelist, MacArthur genius grant recipient, Pomona prof (and LaGuardia Alum) Jonathan
Lethem will take you on a private tour of Pomona College and downtown Claremont, CA.
# 2103LUNCH & CITY HALL TOUR WITH COUNCIL MEMBER GALE BREWER
When you lunch with Gale Brewer you’ll get insights into City Hall that never make it into the local
papers or blogs. Then she’ll tour you and up to 2 guests around city hall.
# 2104LAUGH WITH LOBENHOFER!
Mr. Lee Lobenhofer, LaG drama teacher extraordinaire, will take 5 lucky students to Chicago City
Limits for a night of comedy, improv and laughter just for the sheer fun of it all.
# 2105 MS. FAISON + 3 STUDENTS = MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
Join Ms. Sandy Faison, the Drama/Tech Studio’s illustrious leader to see the smash Broadway musical
Million Dollar Quartet!
# 2106BOWLING PARTY AT LUCKY STRIKE LANES FOR 6 STUDENTS WITH
MS. YORK & DR. STRICKLIN!!
Hosted by queen of the college office and bowling maven (!) Veronica York and the King of the
Keglers, Dr. Mark Stricklin, bowling for six lucky students at Lucky Strike Lanes!
# 2107 PINSTRIPE PARADISE: YANKEES VS. ORIOLES, LABOR DAY 9/5/11
The Bronx Bombers take on the Baltimore Orioles, Monday, September 5, 2011 at 1 PM. You’ll catch
all the action (and maybe a foul ball!) from these really good seats behind 3rd base.
# 2108BBQ HAHAHA
Kitchenette Uptown kicks in a picnic-style BBQ chicken dinner for 10. Then yuck it up with 8 tickets
to the National Comedy Theatre on West 36th, good for shows on Friday and Saturday nights.
# 2109DINNER FOR 3 STUDENTS WITH SIGNOR COSTA AT MERCATO
Three students will get to “mangia bene” at dinner with LaGuardia’s own Italian teacher Mario Costa
at Mercato Trattoria, whose owners are from Signor Costa’s hometown of Taranto, Sicily.
# 2110DINNER AT LA PALAPA CON SENOR VALERIO
Three students can expand both their vocabulario and their palates dining with Señor Angelo Valerio,
LaGuardia’s AP Spanish teacher, at La Palapa at St. Mark’s Place.
# 2111LUNCH FOR 2 WITH KIM BRUNO AT CAFE LUXEMBOURG
A great opportunity to gain insight into the masterful management of our complex, unique high school
from LaGuardia’s fearless principal, Kim Bruno, while lunching at Café Luxembourg .
# 2112IN VINO VERITAS: ASTOR WINES CLASS & DINNER AT PELLEGRINO
You and a guest will up your wine IQ with the Elements of Wine class taught by Andrew Fisher, wine
expert and President of Astor Wines. Then enjoy a delicious meal at Pellegrino’s Ristorante Italiano.
#: 2113BE A TOURIST IN YOUR HOME TOWN!
Pass for 6 to the Empire State Building Observation Deck and Watson Adventures Scavenger Hunt,
followed by 4 passes to Central Park’s Wollman Ice Rink. End with a meal at Heartland Brewery.
#: 2114TOMMY HILFIGER HEADQUARTERS TOUR WITH LUNCH AND MORE!!
Private grand tour for 5 by Tommy’s sister, Betsy Hilfiger, Director of Community Affairs, then John
Burke, Director of TH Activities, will open the “Closet of History and Memorabilia” which is chock
full of celebrity-related and historical items. Lunch at the firm’s People’s Place Cafe and receive the
beautiful coffee table book “Iconic America” signed and co-authored by Tommy Hilfiger and George
Lois.
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# 2115 PING-PONG AT SPIN NY WITH COACH SHREBNICK
LaGuardia’s own Coach Shrebnick, inspiring leader of boys’ Varsity Track and girls’ Varsity Soccer,
will spend 2 hours with up to 5 paddle-wielding students playing lightning-fast table tennis at Spin NY
(the table tennis club owned by none other than Susan Sarandon!).
# 2116 CHELSEA PIERS WITH COACH BRUMMELL
Up to 3 energetic students (age 16+) will have a ball spending a morning or afternoon with
LaGuardia’s own Coach Gregory Brummell at Chelsea Piers, enjoying almost all the activities it
has to offer.
# 2117 MAJOR LEAGUE MATCH UP: YANKEES VS. INDIANS, 6/11/11
See the NY Yankees and the Cleveland Indians go head to head, Saturday, June 11 at 1:05 PM at
Yankee Stadium, from these seats with a great view behind home plate.
# 2118 HAPPINESS ON THE HUDSON: PRIVATE SUNSET SAIL FOR 4 PLUS DINNER
4 people will sail serenely, sipping cocktails under a sunset-streaked sky as the lights start to twinkle
along the Hudson on Captain Roger Chatfield’s 30-foot Catalina sailboat, sailing from 79th Street
Boat Basin.
# 2119INSTANT PARTY FOR 10: FOOD, CAKE AND DECOR!
This party package includes a 10” cake from Soutine Bakery, catering for 10 by Nanoosh Restaurant
(www.nanoosh.com), and eco-friendly, disposable VerTerra Dinnerware. Add 3 dozen helium balloons
from Stationery & Toy World to complete the celebration.
# 2120DINOSAUR DREAMS: SLEEPOVER AT AMNH!
Up to 3 children (ages 7-13) and one adult will get to spend the night at the museum (the American
Museum of Natural History!) on one of their scheduled sleepover dates. Settle down beneath the
94-foot-long blue whale, next to African elephants, or at the base of a striking volcanic formation for
some wild dreams!
Additional SILENT AUCTION Categories – with fabulous items for all!
ART AND THE CITY #2200+
From Gowanus to Chelsea to the UES…something for every art appreciator.
CURTAIN UP # 2300+
LaGuardia’s own ticket booth to rival Duffy Square.
MUSIC AND DANCE AND TICKETS FOR ALL #2400+
From Bach to Ballet Hispanico to Mozart to Nutcracker to Taylor to Jazz!
IN EXPERT HANDS #2500+
A plethora of professionals, including a special opportunity to ‘play dress up’ in LaG’s costume shop
and a great outing with Mr. Singh, LaG’s AP Environmental Science teacher,
REJUVENATE #2600+
Is that teeny weeney, yellow polka dot bikini looming large? These selections will help to highlight
both your inner and outer beauty!
GALLERY LA! #2700+
Prints, Sculpture, Oils, Photography and more!
DINING OUT! #2800+
A list of restaurants to please any palate from Balaboosta to Bar Boulud to Barbuto to Blue Hill at
Stone Barns to Blue Ribbon and many more! Mangia!
GREAT STUFF #2900+
Check out our collection of unique items from make-up to memorabilia
Live Auction Raffle
Buy a raffle ticket and win any Live Auction item!!
RAFFLE RULES:
1. You MUST be present at the auction at the time of the drawing to win or have a designated proxy.
2. The winning ticket will be drawn before the live auction starts.
3.As soon as a name is drawn at the auction, the lucky winner will choose one (and only one) of the
live-auction items.
4. Once the winner has chosen the item, that item will be removed from the live auction.
5. ONLY 100 tickets will be sold. At least 75 tickets must be sold.
6. You can buy as many tickets as you’d like. (They’re going fast; don’t miss out!).
7. Each ticket costs $100. Simply pay by using your paddle number.
8. All the money raised from the Live Auction raffle goes to benefit ALL students at LaGuardia Arts.
Live Auction
# 1000 COMEDY TONIGHT! 4 VIP TICKETS TO SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
Value: Priceless
What fools these mortals be, waiting for hours in the hot summer sun for tickets to Shakespeare in the Park! Count
that labor lost, struck from the to-do list, with these 4 high-priority reserved seats for this summer’s season featuring 2
of the Bard’s classic comedies, the lighter All’s Well That Ends Well directed by Daniel Sullivan and the darker Measure
for Measure directed by David Esbjornson. Now, that’s as you like it!
• 4 High-Priority reserved seats for the 2011 summer season of Shakespeare in the Park in Central Park (must
be scheduled 1 week in advance, season runs 6/6-7/31/11)
Donor: Ben and Nancy Arno
# 1001ON THE RUNWAY AT NY FASHION WEEK AT LINCOLN CENTER
Value: Priceless
We have a vision: It’s New York Fashion Week this fall in the tents at Lincoln Center, and you’re right there among the
fashionistas and glitterati with these 2 VIP tickets with backstage access for Spain’s world-renowned label, Custo
Barcelona’s Spring/Summer 2012 fashion show. Revel in the runway, marvel at the models and soak up the styles and
and the scene - both in the seats and backstage!
• 2 VIP tickets w/backstage access evening of Sun. 9/11/11 to Spanish design house Custo Barcelona’s
Spring/Summer 2012 Fashion Show during Fashion Week at Lincoln Center
Donor: Bernat Buscato
# 1002EVERY LAUGH COUNTS: 2 TICKETS TO A SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE DRESS REHEARSAL
Value: Priceless
Sketches that stick? Bits that bail? Be a comedy connoisseur, a judger of jokes, a determiner of drollery with these 2
tickets to a dress rehearsal of Saturday Night Live next season. Come see how the show comes together (or not!) on
your choice of Saturday evening before the live broadcast and then come home and see what made the cut and what
got changed at the last minute knowing your laughter made all the difference!
• 2 Tickets to a dress rehearsal of Saturday Night Live during the 2011-2012 season excluding season
premiere, finale & Christmas; expires May, 2012
Donor: Saturday Night Live
# 1003GIVE YOUR REGARDS TO BROADWAY: 2 VIP TICKETS TO THE 2011 DRAMA DESK AWARDS
Value: $2000
Enjoy 2 VIP tickets to the 56th annual Drama Desk Awards and after party reception with dessert, cocktails and DJ
on Monday, May 23, 2011 at 8 PM, a star-studded theater awards show at the Hammerstein Ballroom. La Cage
aux Folles star Harvey Fierstein will host! Nominees are sure to include many top-billed stars of Broadway and OffBroadway, as will the list of presenters! Awards will be taped for later airing (between June 2 and June 15) on Ovation
television.
• 2 VIP tickets to the 56th annual Drama Desk Awards, Monday, May 23, 2011, 8 PM
Donor: Blume Media Group Ltd
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# 1004IMMORTALITY: BECOME A CHARACTER IN JONATHAN LETHEM’S NEXT NOVEL
Value: Priceless
Could you imagine opening the next novel by LaGuardia alum and 2005 MacArthur Fellowship-winning writer
Jonathan Lethem, and finding a character named specially after you?! This is big, as have been Lethem’s best
selling books to date: Chronic City, Motherless Brooklyn and Fortress of Solitude. Hero or anti-hero? Protagonist
or antagonist? Central character or memorable minor player with a major impact on the plot? The decision is the
author’s, the name is yours! www.jonathanlethem.com
• Have award-winning, best-selling author Jonathan Lethem name a character after you in his next novel
Donor: Jonathan Lethem
# 1005DON’T BE A TURKEY! 4 VIEWING PASSES FOR THE 2011 MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
Value: Priceless
Strike up the band! You’ll be floating on air with these 4 viewing passes for the 2011 Macy’s Annual Thanksgiving
Day Parade. Marvel at the famous balloons, wave at the many celebrities and revel in the celebration as you give
thanks for the comfort and convenience of your prime seats in the grandstand at 77th and Central Park West, right at
the start of the parade route.
• 4 Viewing Passes to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on 11/24/11
Donor: Macy’s
# 1006VIP TICKETS TO 2011-2012 LAGUARDIA EVENTS AND DINNER AT SANTA FE
Value: Priceless
Whether you’re a culture vulture, a school booster or simply your child’s biggest fan, show your passion year round
by becoming the 2011-2012 LaGuardia VIP (Very Important Patron)! You’ll have 4 prime tickets to next schoolyear’s pre-eminent events: the Musical, all three Spring Drama Festival plays, the Concerto Concert, the Opera, the
Graduation Dance Concert in June, Rising Stars and a “Meet the Artist” event with a private tour of one of the Senior
Art Shows with a discussion of the artists’ works. Make one of the evenings even more satisfying with a delicious
Southwestern dinner for 4 at Santa Fe, nearby on the Upper West Side.
• 4 prime VIP tickets to each of 9 preeminent LaGuardia events for the 2011-2012 school year
• Dinner for 4 at Santa Fe ($140 gift certificate)
Donors: Kim Bruno and Santa Fe Restaurant
# 1007 PRIVATE AFTER-HOURS TOUR AT MOMA & DINNER AT THE MODERN
Value: Priceless
Leave the lines, circumvent the crowds and experience an exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art as a VIP. Four of you
will be escorted, after-hours, on your choice of private tour: either the Picasso Guitars 1912-1914 exhibit that’s up
now through June 6, or next fall’s DeKooning Retrospective. Gain insight and enhance your appreciation of these
masterworks thanks to Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture, Ann Temkin. Then, chat about chiaroscuro and
ponder perspective over a French-American dinner for 4 at MOMA’s exceptional restaurant, The Modern, overlooking
the museum’s stunning sculpture garden.
• Private after-hours tour for 4 at MOMA - Choose from current Picasso Guitars (ends June 6) or next fall’s
DeKooning Retrospective (expires 1/26/12)
• Dinner for 4 at the museum’s restaurant, The Modern ($600 gift certificate)
Donors: Ann Temkin and Union Square Hospitality Group
# 1008FIGARO! FIGARO! 2 TICKETS TO METROPOLITAN OPERA BARBER OF SEVILLE,
PRIVATE BACKSTAGE TOUR & DINNER AT NICK & TONI’S
Value: Priceless
Scintillating music! Charming comedy! Virtuosic vocalism! This night at the opera will long be remembered. Settle
into your 2 orchestra seats at the Metropolitan Opera for Rossini’s “Il Barbiere di Siviglia” Tuesday, October 11, 2011
at 7:30 . But... don’t get too comfy, because come intermission you’re going backstage for a private tour to see the
Met’s amazing stage as scenery changes and the artists prepare for the upcoming act. You’ll be humming with joy as
you recount the evening da capo snuggled near the fireplace at nearby Nick & Toni’s, just steps from Lincoln Center.
www.nickandtoniscafe.com
• 2 orchestra tickets to Metropolitan Opera’s Il Barbiere de Siviglia on October 11, 2011 at 7:30 pm
• Personal backstage tour during intermission of this selected performance
• Nick & Tony’s $150 gift certificate, also good at their East Hamption location
Donors: The Metropolitan Opera and Nick & Tony’s (www.nickandtoniscafe.com)
Final list of Live Auction items will be announced by the auctioneer during the Live Auction
Live Auction
# 1009AHHH! BEACH & SPA! 3 NIGHTS AT CASA COLONIAL IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Value: $1350
Sparkling blue seas, fluttering white curtains and warm tropical sunshine. Spend 3 blissful days and nights in a
junior suite that sleeps up to 4, amidst old-world elegance with a distinctly contemporary twist, as you relax and
restore at the 5-star Casa Colonial Beach & Spa, a tastefully intimate seaside resort in Puerto Plata, on the Dominican
Republic’s glittering Amber Coast. This colonial-chic member on the list of Small Leading Hotels of the World offers a
serene spa and world-class dining, as well as nearby golf on a Robert Trent Jones, Sr.-designed course.
www.casacolonialhotel.com
• 3 Nights at Casa Colonial Beach & Spa in Dominican Republic (junior suite sleeps up to 4; includes room &
room tax only; excludes food, services & drinks, expires May 7, 2012)
Donor: VH Hotels and Resorts
# 1010 MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: 4 TICKETS TO PHISH AT BETHEL WOODS, SUNDAY, MAY 29
Value: Priceless
Rock your Memorial Day weekend right with these 4 tickets to Phish at Bethel Woods (site of the original 1969
Woodstock Festival!) on Sunday night, May 29th at 7:30 PM. Phish, which has been playing sold out shows since
reuniting in 2009, has Trey Anastasio on lead guitar — one of Rolling Stone’s 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
— and a LaGuardia parent! Phish’s devoted fans clamor for its legendary musical improvisation, extended jams
and exploration of music across genres. Why have just any old Memorial Day weekend when it can be Memorable
instead?
• 4 reserved tickets to Phish at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Sunday, May 29th, 7:30 pm
Donor: Sue and Trey Anastasio
# 1011 THE ULTIMATE ACTING WORKSHOP WITH ADRIAN GRENIER & HARRY SHIFMAN
Value: Priceless
Give your child the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a part of this incredible and intimate afternoon of
individualized drama coaching from 2 amazing pros! Ten students will share in a 3-hour acting workshop with our
world-renowned alum and star of stage and screen, Adrian Grenier and his beloved teacher, our very own Harry
Shifman, right here at LaGuardia where it all began!
• 3 hour Acting Workshop for 10 students w/ LaGuardia Alum, star of HBO’s Entourage , Adrian Grenier &
LaGuardia’s own extraordinary drama teacher Harry Shifman. Scheduled for Saturday, September 17th at
LaGuardia, participants should come prepared with a 2 minute monologue
Donor: Adrian Grenier and Harry Shifman
# 1012HOLLYWOOD INSIDER
Value: Priceless
Whether it’s with your entourage or your family, the four of you will never forget this Los Angeles, California dreamin’
vacation! You’re sure to draw attention as you linger over lunch with LaGuardia alum and star of the HBO series
Entourage, Adrian Grenier, at his fave eatery, Little Dom’s. How did he get from 65th & Amsterdam to tinsel town?
Once your curiosity is satisfied, skip the lines and make an entrance with 4 VIP preferred tickets to The Late Late
Show with Craig Ferguson! Sleep off your late nights in style with a 3 night stay at the famous and oh so hip
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel!
• Lunch with LaGuardia alum and HBO’s Entourage star, Adrian Grenier in Los Angeles (select dates:
Saturday, May 14th, 2011 or Saturdays or Sundays in June excl. June 25-26th, 2011)
• Gift Certificate to Little Dom’s restaurant in LA ($150)
• 4 VIP preferred tickets to The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (must be 18 or older, good
Monday -Thursday only, must make reservations and arrive by 3:30 PM)
• 3 night stay at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
Donors: Adrian Grenier, Little Dom’s, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Lawrence and Deborah Brandman
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# 1013NY FILM FESTIVAL CLOSING NIGHT SCREENING & AFTER PARTY
Value: Priceless
Go way beyond your every day dinner and a movie! This is the reel deal: 2 tickets for the red-carpeted, star-studded
closing night film screening and after-party of The Film Society of Lincoln Center’s 49th Annual New York Film
Festival on Sunday, October 16, 2011 ! This fall’s roster of films for “the city’s most important cinematic event” is yet
to be announced, but last year’s winner declared this package “the sleeper of the Live Auction!” Not only did they
see a great film, but then they were off to the Four Seasons for the after-party with a host of celebs from Matt Damon
to Clint Eastwood!
• 2 tickets to this fall’s NY Film Festival Closing Night Film Screening & After-Party (Sunday, October 16, 2011
at Lincoln Center & a yet-to-be-announced after-party venue)
Donor: The Film Society of Lincoln Center
# 1014 TIME TRAVEL: VISIT HBO’S BOARDWALK EMPIRE SET
Value: Priceless
How do you get to Atlantic City? Forget going through New Jersey. There’s a spectacular slice of the Atlantic
City boardwalk in its 1920’s heyday right across the East River, sitting outdoors in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. It’s the
amazingly authentic 300 foot set of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, the acclaimed Prohibition-era series co-produced
by Martin Scorsese and Mark Wahlberg. Tread the boards during this set visit for 2 and see not only the incredible
attention to historical detail in the set’s real buildings (not just facades), but also how blue screens are used to create
an extension of the set, right down to editing out the Empire State Building, which you’ll clearly see across the river!
And if they’re around, you might get a glimpse of some of the show’s stars, including Steve Buscemi, Paz de la
Huerta, Gretchen Mol and Dabney Coleman. You’ll also take home a selection of HBO DVD’s.
• Visit to the set for 2 of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire in Greenpoint, Brooklyn (attendees must be 21 or older;
date and time to be arranged)
• Selection of HBO complete DVD sets including seasons of: True Blood, Soprano’s,
Curb Your Enthusiam, Pacific
Donor: HBO and Van Patten Family
# 1015DINNER IMPOSSIBLE: DINNER FOR 2 AT RAO’S
Value: Priceless
There is only one New York restaurant that’s virtually impossible to get into: Rao’s. This famed East Harlem Italian
eatery only has ten tables, and normally you can’t get a seat at one of them unless you are “invited” by one of the
table’s “owners.” That is, unless you are a very determined bidder and win this lot! You and a guest will be among
the few, the chosen, who get to dine at this classic Neapolitan hot spot, which only has one seating, Monday through
Friday nights at 7 PM. Think you still might have to wait forever to claim your table? Fuggedaboudit! The winners will
be dining between now and June 28, 2011! Buon appetito, amici.
• Dinner with wine for 2 at Rao’s ($600 gift certificate, excluding gratuity; 7 PM, M-F only; expires 6/28/11)
Donor: Rao’s
# 1016 TV SET & TV CHEF: TOUR BROADWAY STAGES AND DINNER FOR 4 AT THE LAMB’S CLUB
Value: Priceless
Soundstage, sound good? The 4 of you will enjoy an up-close insider’s tour of Broadway Stages in Greenpoint,
Brooklyn, led by LaG faculty Ms. Cassandra Phifer’s husband. The soundstage is home to television hits The Good
Wife, Blue Bloods and The Royal Pains. Tour the sets of all three shows and learn how the exacting design standards
of each show’s unique studio setting and a dose of visual magic bring these hits to life each week. Rerun your visit
while you savor dinner for 4 with classic cocktails at The Lamb’s Club, Food Network favorite Chef Geoffrey Zakarian’s
modern American restaurant named for America’s first professional theatrical club. www.thelambsclub.com
• Tour of Broadway Stages for 4 (not valid on weekends or in August)
• Dinner for 4 at The Lambs Club ($400 gift certificate; expires 12/30/11; excludes gratuity & tax)
Donor: Motion Picture Editor’s Guild and The Lambs Club
Final list of Live Auction items will be announced by the auctioneer during the Live Auction
Live Auction
#: 1017 WINE & DINE: PRIVATE DINNER FOR 10 AT CITY WINERY
Value: $2400
Make a celebration memorable or impress your clients with a dinner for up to 10 people in City Winery’s rustic private
wine-cellar dining room in Tribeca. Enjoy the best that New York City’s first winery in 40 years can offer with a light,
Mediterranean-inspired tasting menu paired with a carefully selected flight of City Winery’s own wine. A unique
Manhattan “taverna” and the brainchild of Michael Dorf, founder of the iconic Knitting Factory, City Winery is a
restaurant, noted music venue and active winery all in one. Salut!
• Private Dinner for 10 at City Winery ($2400)
Donor: City Winery
# 1018 MAKE A QUICK GETAWAY: TRIBECA GRAND HOTEL, SOHO PLAYHOUSE & BLISS SPA
Value: $1000
We live in one of the greatest tourist towns in the world, and yet all we do is work, work, work! Stop the madness,
take a break and see our fair city from a whole new perspective with this 2 night weekend stay in a deluxe room at
the chic, luxurious Tribeca Grand Hotel, close to the Highline, Soho and Chinatown with fine dining and shopping:
from antiques and boutiques through a zillion other only-in-New-York experiences! While you’re “away” take in
a production at the Soho Playhouse with 4 tickets to any show, and then really be transported with a $100 gift
certificate to Bliss Spa--ah, ahh, ahhhh.
• 2 night weekend stay in deluxe accommodations at the Tribeca Grand Hotel ($600; may only be used for
guest room and all applicable taxes. non transferable; expires 5/7/12)
• 4 tickets to any production at the Soho Playhouse ($300; exp. 12/31/11)
• Bliss Spa gift certificate ($100)
Donor: Tribeca Grand Hotel, Soho Playhouse and Ms. Miriam Helfgott
# 1019DON’T JUST THINK . . . YOU CAN DANCE! WITH ELLENORE SCOTT!
Value: Priceless
She started out at LaGuardia High School and went on to become a finalist on So You Think You Can Dance! Here’s
an incredible opportunity: LaG alum and esteemed dancer/choreographer Ellenore Scott will choreograph a solo just
for you! Could be a piece for a summer intensive program, high school/college audition, competition or talent show,
or perhaps you’re just a fan who wants to “dance with a star.”
• 3-hour choreography session with So You Think You Can Dance’s Ellenore Scott (LaG ‘08) to create a 2
minute solo (for a mutually agreeable date/time, can be held at LaG, date permitting)
Donor: Ellenore Scott
Final list of Live Auction items will be announced by the auctioneer during the Live Auction
Thank you LaGuardia Arts Parent Volunteers
Gloria Abrams
Tomoko Akiyoshi
Zakiya Ali
Damaris Alvarez
Arleene Alvira
Carol Baird
Karen Baxter
Diana Beck
Aimee Bell
Ted Berkowitz
Rob Boatti
Nancy Brandwein
Richard Brandwein
Shonda Bush-Blackshear
Joann Byrne
Judd Cady
Abby Campbell
Jennifer Carbone
Sandra Carter
Therese Carter
Karen Cecere
Jane Clark
Sheila Clark
Sonia Clarke
Laura Cohen
Therese Cohn
Dorothea Crites
Rick Cutler
Amy Davis
Laurie De Jong
Delia DeJesus
Mark Diller
Eileen Dolan
Al Eckman
Katherine Erbe
Elena Feliciano
Peter Feliciano
Ellen Feilicier
Cynthia Flynt
Nancy Funke
Ira Gershenhorn
Jane Getter
Eve Glasberg
Aviva Goldstein
Jim Gratson
Sam Greenhoe
Lynne Hertzog
Grethe Holby
Cheryl Houser
Doreen Howe
Christopher Howe
Linda Ibroci
Elise Karras
Yumi Kasai
Terry Kinney
Lori Klamner-Wood
Nicole Kong
Charlie Kramer
Anne Landsman
Dafna Linzer
Chantal LoPiccolo
Steve LoPiccolo
Zita Loukatos
Denise Madison
Julie Madison
Deborah Markewich
Hope Mathiessen
Lorraine McGee
Karen McMullen
Cheryl Meredith-Gion
Annett Monheim
Robin Moore
Lourdes Muriel
Carol Nash
Jennifer Nobis
Yeleni Olivares
Moises Olivares
Tatiana Pages
Terry Persina
Rhonda Phol
Leslie Pirtle
Ilyne Rabinowitz
Terri Randall
Yael Raviv-Ferber
Leah Rein
Ronnie Rosenberg
Robert Sabat
Cynthia Sachs
David Sachs
Julie Salamon
Rachel Sanchez
Doreen Schecter
Mechthild Schmidt Feist
Elizabeth Scott
Deborah Siegel Baker
Erla Skuladottir
Carolyn Sloan
Maryann Sorge
Melissa Spohler
Julie Staudenmier
Carolyn Swartz
Stephanie Thompson
Amanda Van Doorene
Diana Ventura
Nancy Viola
Sue Wais
Linda Wollman
Jennifer Zabooker
Stuart Zagnit
Thank you LaGuardia Arts Student Volunteers
Tobin Asher
Lana Belkin
Jonah Bleckner
Talia Bornstein
Rebecca Boorstin
Savanna Boyer
Siobhan Brandman
Ean Carlson
Gabriela Cortinas
Poloumi Das
Gaby Davis
Maurice Dawkins
Ansel Elgort
Maia Ermansons
Rebecca Gluck
Marissa Guastavino
Gloriela Iguina-Colón
Mia Kong
Elizabeth Kramer
Julie Kramer
Alice Lambert
Kelsey Lee
Anson Li
Rachel Malken
Tessa Markewich
Debbie Maussner
Andy Nauffts
Brittainy Newman
Raechel Rosen
Angus Seager
Erich Schrempp
Dorrie Silver
Victoria Testa
Jennifer Wais
Nicole Wong
Anna Zhuk
And a huge thank you to all the Technical Theater students who worked on the auction!
Our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions
Thank you to our Generous Donors
Please show your appreciation to our community donors by visiting their businesses and websites.
14th Street Y
16 Handles
5 Napkin Burger
92nd Street Y
ABC News/Good Morning America
Gloria Abrams
Academic Advantage
AccuTutor
Acuity NYC
Agata and Valentina
(Aged)
Alumni and Friends of Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Inc.
American Ballet Theatre
American Folk Art Museum
American Museum of Natural History
American Symphony Orchestra
Amsterdam Billiards
Amy’s Bread
Sue and Trey Anastasio
Angel Feet
An’s Beauty Nails
Ardea Arts/Family Opera Initiative
Arisha Hatters, Inc.
Ben and Nancy Arno
art@home
The Arts Edge
Benjamin and Cynthia Asher
Astor Center
Atlantic Theater Company
Eileen’s Special Cheesecake
Aziam
Baby It’s You!
Bacchus Wine Made Simple
Back Forty
Francesca Bacon and Zev Katz
Bai Brands, LLC
Balaboosta
Ballet Academy East
Ballet Hispanico
Bang and Olufsen
Bank Street Bookstore
Bar Boulud
Barbuto
Nancy and Matthew Barile
Barnes and Noble
Barney Greengrass
Baruch Performing Arts Center
Bill Beckley
Jenny Belin
Aimee Bell and David Kamp
Bella Luna Restaurant
Josephine Belli-Marinos
Ben and Jerry’s
Bengal House
Mary Bergam-Dinerman
Michele Bernard
Best Clowns
Big Daddy’s
Big Fun Comics
Big Nick’s
Birdland Jazz Club
Bistro Milano
Bliss Spa
Blue Bay Restaurant
Blue Hill at Stone Barns
Blue Man Group
Blue Mercury
Blue Ribbon Sushi Brooklyn
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