Enjoy Seattle's historic Pike Place Market during an evening of fine dining, entertainment, and luxury accommodations. Winning bidder receives one night's stay in a water view guest room at the Inn at the Market, $100 towards dining at Cafe Campagne,  a gift certificate for Le Panier, and two VIP passes to Unexpected Productions. Valet parking included! Make this a weekend you'll always remember.

Artists from Ms. Sarah Sullivan and Mrs. Jamie Harminson's classrooms have created 1920's Jazzy Gator Collage Canvases.

Everyone picked pages from 1920s children’s books to create the canvas, then applied their artistic flair by coloring an art deco print of their choice to frame their own gator. These colorful 30x40 canvases will bring some Jazz and Gator spirit to any home. 

Charley Harper inspired collage

Artists from Ms. Sales' 2nd grade class drew inspiration from art deco illustrator Charley Harper. They began with illustrating their favorite animals and then, the crafty mama, Regina, came in to help all the kids use her die cutting machine to create stylized images of their original art. An art deco frame was donated by Wallflower Custom Framing to make this classic piece of original art bring a touch of inspired class to any home.

Ms. Sales Classroom

 

Handmade, out of reclaimed wood, using art deco stencils and their industrial skills, the kids from the 3rd grade class helped construct this fun family game. 
Each bean bag delicately crafted by own of our very own Gatewood parents. It would make a wonderful backyard addition to any home. 

Class: Mr. Nowicki & Ms. Ott

Size: 48" x 24"

Using reclaimed wood, the students and parents of the 3rd grades classes create this lovely art deco inspired wallhanging.

Class: Mr. Nowicki & Ms. Ott

Size: 24" x 24"

Mr. Gaynor & Ms. Klein’s fourth grade classes collaborated together with local artist, Nick Greigo, to make several stunning pieces of art. Nick Greigo created line drawings of 6 different African-American jazz greats; John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Nina Simone and Dinah Washington. The students then worked using water color paints to capture the essence of Jazz and the excitement of the era using color, pattern, and texture. They each worked for several minutes on one painting before switching places with another artist and “riffing” (if you will) off of the art created by someone else. The resulting images are a collaboration in it’s most true form, and are symbolic of how the jazz greats would have created music together. The final paintings are matted and framed with an album by the musician. The children read short biographies of the artists and listened to their music while making the art. Thank you to Easy Street Records and West Seattle Art & Frame who donated albums, matting and framing for our project. 

Class: Mr. Gaynor & Ms. Klein

Size: (unknown

Hosting a gathering? Kick it up to the next level with an awesome craft beer basket and 10 pounds of of delicious Wild Alaska Red King Crab from the icy Bering Sea. Burial Beer out of Asheville, NC has won numerous awards for their well-crafted beers. Locally owned by two ex-Seattlites, this beer isn't sold or distributed in Washington State and very rarely on the West Coast. The brewery has a 4/5 rating on Beer Advocate and placed 1st in Draft Magazine's best IPA's in America. This basket contains:

• 2 cans each of The Persistence of Memories Double IPA (4.5 stars) andPinnacle of Dreams Rye Lager (4/5 stars)
• A 4 pack of their famous Skillet Donut Stout (4/5 stars), 2 bottles of The River to Hell Runs Red Sour (4/5 stars) and The River to Hell Bleeds Black Sour (4/5 stars)
• And a large bottle of The Separation of Light and Darkness Saison (4/5 stars)

If that's not enough, this package also includes an authentic autographed photo of Casey McManus from the Cornelia Marie of the “Deadliest Catch” and a themed hat!