The Hockaday Parents’ Association 2019 Benefit
Supporting The Ann Graves Child Development Center Saturday, February 2, 2019 6:00 pm The Hockaday School
Penson Athletic Center
Table of Contents Welcome Dr. Karen Warren Coleman, Eugene McDermott Head of School.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Thank You Jessica Werner Epperson ’96, Benefit Chair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 The Ann Graves Hockaday Child Development Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 The Evening Unveiled. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 The Year of The Daisy Benefit Committee.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Underwriters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Auction Donors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Special Occasions Donors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Grade Baskets Donors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Tonight’s Offerings Sewell Automotive Raffle, Heads or Tails, MirMir.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Auction Rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Big Board. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Curator’s Choice The Art of Collecting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Live Auction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Lisa Loeb ’86 Concert.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
WElcome from Dr. Karen Warren Coleman Eugene McDermott Head of School Dear Hockaday Parents, Alumnae, Faculty, and Friends: Welcome to The Year of the Daisy – A Celebration of Asia, the 2019 Hockaday Parents’ Association Benefit! Enclosed please find your guidebook for this year’s Benefit. The guidebook details the one-of-a-kind auction items that await you on February 2, 2019, and the names of the many people, businesses, donors, and volunteers who make possible this extraordinary celebration of Hockaday’s community. The Hockaday Parents’ Association has worked tirelessly all year long to create a truly memorable experience for our special community, and we welcome all of our treasured Hockaday Parents, Faculty, Staff, Trustees, and Alumnae to take part in this meaningful event. The participation and presence of our diverse and vibrant community make the Benefit one of the most highly-anticipated nights of the year. The care and enthusiasm the Benefit Committee puts into each aspect of the auction and celebration is clearly evident, and this annual celebration is a wonderful example of the spirit of the Hockaday community – supporting one another and the causes so dear to the School. The proceeds from The Year of the Daisy will support the completion of the Ann Graves Child Development Center, which will play a significant part in nurturing and caring for the young children and grandchildren of our faculty and staff. Your generosity will bring us closer to opening the doors to a permanent home for these special young members of our community. The new, state-of-the-art facility will enhance the beauty of the campus, with a cohesive design, and will be a powerful tool for attracting and retaining our excellent faculty and staff. In addition, the Ann Graves Child Development Center will serve as an important symbol of the importance our school places on community. On the night of February 2, we will enjoy fellowship, merriment, sumptuous food from The Food Company, and lively music from The Georgia Bridgwater Band. We will celebrate each other and view the auction items that this guidebook describes. As always, the talents and generosity of the Hockaday community are overwhelming, and the delights in store are astonishing. As you celebrate with friends, please remember with gratitude the hundreds of donors and volunteers who make this night possible and toast Jessica Werner Epperson ’96, our Benefit Chair, and Rajani Kapu ’90, our HPA President. Warmly, Dr. Karen Warren Coleman
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Thank You from Jessica Werner Epperson ’96 2019 Hockaday Benefit Chair Dear Hockaday Community, For the past year, I have had the pleasure of chairing The Year of the Daisy – A Celebration of Asia, the 2019 Hockaday Parents’ Association Benefit. In this role, I have had the distinct honor of witnessing the remarkable community that comprises Hockaday. This once-a-year, schoolwide celebration of our community is an incredible example of the dynamic, diverse, talented, and committed community of which we are all a part. At Hockaday, the journey of each of the students is made possible by the incredible alumnae, parents, teachers, staff, and Trustees that compose our community. Our daughters benefit every day from the thoughtful generosity of those who have created and cared for this marvelous School and who continue to support it in a myriad of ways. It is this generosity of spirit that has enabled the construction of the remarkable Ann Graves Child Development Center. The establishment of this permanent home for the children and grandchildren of Hockaday’s faculty and staff will nurture and educate the youngest members of our community. In addition, it will serve as a symbol of the generosity of the Hockaday community, while, at the same time, permanently impacting, in a positive way, the lives of the individuals and families who utilize the Child Development Center. The Center will allow Hockaday to attract and retain faculty and staff of the highest caliber, which will, in turn, benefit each and every one of our daughters in immeasurable ways. This spirit of generosity at Hockaday is tremendous, and it has been incredible to see the willingness with which our community supports Hockaday and the awe-inspiring commitment to our School and our children. From Special Occasions to the Raffle to the Silent Auction and Live Auction, hundreds of Hockaday parents and friends have given their time, talent, and enthusiasm to make this Benefit a reality, and ultimately, to support the Child Development Center and, in turn, the students of Hockaday. Our Benefit Committee, along with Holly Hook, the incredible Hockaday Parents’ Association liaison, and Katherine Mathes Bullock ’97 and her team have worked tirelessly and with boundless energy, good cheer, and creativity to bring you this spectacular evening and offerings. And, as you will see on the pages of this program, individuals, businesses, and families in our community and beyond have demonstrated an unparalleled level of support. I hope you will join me in recognizing and thanking them whenever possible. Let’s celebrate Hockaday tonight and come together to raise funds for this most important cause. Thank you for playing a significant role in this exceptional community. With sincere appreciation, Jessica Werner Epperson ’96
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Ann Graves Child Development Center to Accommodate Childcare Needs of Our Faculty and Staff For more than 20 years, the Hockaday Child Development Center (HCDC) has served the School by providing top quality child care for the children and grandchildren of Hockaday’s faculty and staff. As infants only six weeks old to toddlers and preschoolers, boys and girls come to the HCDC every day with their mothers and fathers who trust the devoted staff to teach, care for, and love their children, while they, themselves, are teaching Hockaday students in their own classrooms. During these two decades, the HCDC has grown dramatically. Since it opened in 1998, the HCDC has functioned in two temporary portable buildings on the far west side of the campus and has served more than 130 families. Bulging at the seams, the portable buildings have reached maximum capacity with 33 children and 12 full and part-time teachers. Realizing the need for a new facility, the Board of Trustees announced in Fall 2017 that the School would build a new permanent facility for the HCDC. The new Ann Graves Hockaday Child Development Center will help Hockaday recruit and retain talented faculty who are in the early stages of raising a family. The positive benefits that stem from Hockaday teachers knowing that their children are well cared for steps down the hall from their own classrooms are immeasurable. The Ann Graves Hockaday Child Development Center will double the current capacity of the HCDC and will serve up to 64 children. The Hockaday Parents’ Association 2019 Benefit proceeds will be used to fund the construction of the new Ann Graves Child Development Center. With the support of our entire community and your generosity tonight, a permanent home for Hockaday’s Child Development Center will become a reality.
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Menu Passed Appetizers Spicy Asian Chicken Meatballs with Rice Wine Hoisin Glaze Spicy Tuna Tartar on a Black Bean Cake Crispy Napa Cabbage and Shitake Mushroom Wontons Miso Eggplant on Scallion Pancake
First Course Soba Salad with Miso Dressing
EntrĂŠe Beef Tenderloin with Gingered Shiitakes, Market Vegetables, and Soy Caramel Infusion Sauce with Griddled Sticky Rice Cake
Dessert Coconut Cake with Vietnamese Coffee Ganache and Cashew Crumb
Late Night Pass Tempura Asparagus Spears and Chicken Tempura with Yuzu Aioli
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The Evening Unveiled 6:00 PM Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres Hockashop, MirMir Photo, and Grade Baskets Big Board and Silent Auction Online Bidding
www.muradauctions.net/hockaday 7:00 PM Welcome to The Year of the Daisy The Hockaday Parents’ Association 2019 Benefit Seated Dinner by Food Company
8:00 PM Welcome Heads or Tails Live Auction
9:00 PM The Sewell Automotive Raffle Drawing The Georgia Bridgwater Band
9:00 PM Online Silent Auction Closes at 10:30 pm Libations and Dancing Continue until 11:00 pm
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2019 Benefit Committee Benefit Committee General
Live Auction
Danaree Allgood
Doug Epperson
Lucy Billingsley Burns ’98
Yana Greenstein
Mayda Gonzalez
Annie Kouyoumdjian
Marissa Murchison
Merchandise Committee
Joanne Nguyen
Austine Mah
Check-In Susan Earhart Brower ’92
Photo/Silent Auction/Baskets
Natalie Lu
Courtney Jones Johnson ’97
Marissa Olaleye Lisel Matheny Simmons ’92
Sewell Automotive Raffle
Amy Spence ’87
Malia Mitchell
Daphne Stidham Adrienne Wilson Wagner ’95
Reservations Laura Starr
Check-Out
HPA President Rajani Kapu ’90
Set-Up
Gogi Malik
Tammi Williams
Class Baskets and Class Projects
Niesha Copeland Craig
Danaree Allgood
Benefit Chair Jessica Werner Epperson ’96
Donna Carlisle
Teacher Offerings
Landy Elliott Fox ’92
Audrey Bines ’88 Elizabeth Dougan
Clean-Up Susan Earhart Brower ’92
Treasurer
Young Chisango
Cary-Elisa Briggle Rubarts ’83
Kerri Geller Goldfarb ’98 Lisel Matheny Simmons ’92
Data Entry Katie McLeroy
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2019 Benefit Committee Silent Auction
Special occasions
Development & External Affairs
Beauty, Spa, and Health
Special Occasions Chair
Katie Aisner
Miriam Ayala
Anne-Marie Myhre
Susan Earhart Brower ’92 Judith Finegan
Mayda Gonzalez
Special Occasions Committee
Christina Crews Goldberg ’02
Children’s Items and Camps
Stacy Crouch
Holly Hook
Karena Chisolm
Nelly Cuenca
Sally Darden Hudspeth ’87
Meredith Lewis Perry ’02
Jennifer Rhoda Marsh ’93
Elizabeth Enloe Malakoff ’86
Stephanie Sparks
Tammi Williams
Stephanie Rhodus Mary Crain Roman ’01
Date Nights and Restaurants Kristen Davis Jodie Hastings Natalie Lu Ellen Oeschger Maria Rutledge
Jewelry Kristen Fagelman
Travel, Getaways, and Hotels Jodie Hastings Natalie Lu
General Committee Stacy Crouch Doug Epperson Tammi Williams Lucy Billingsley Burns ’98
Silent Auction Pick-Up
Underwriting Alumnae and Trustees Elizabeth Cullum Helfrich ’98 Nicole Ginsburg Small ’91
Amy Spence ’87 Debby Hay Spradley Laura Starr Cathy Xu
Consultant Corporate Katherine Mathes Bullock ’97 Bonner Mead Allen ’94
Lower School Kristin Pittman Ortega ’97 Theresa Chung
Middle School Carla Bolden Shonn Brown
Upper School Yvette Ostolaza Carrie Johnson Phaneuf ’91
Cary-Elisa Briggle Rubarts ’83 Lisel Matheny Simmons ’92 Daphne Stidham
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Underwriters Corporate Raffle Sponsor $50,000 Sewell Automotive Companies
Individual Underwriters
Bronze Underwriter - $2,500
Diamond Underwriter - $100,000
Gentry Beach
Scott Everett and Stacey Everett
Kimberley Elting and Stewart Cohen
Kathryn Munson Beach ‘94 and
Jodie and Scott Hastings
Beverage/Cocktail Party Sponsor $10,000
Platinum Underwriter - $20,000
Colleen and David Hayes
Rajani Kapu ’90 and Russ Haden
Meredith Lewis Perry ’02 and Griffin Perry Barbara Glazer Rosenblatt ‘75 and
Frost Bank
Gold Underwriter - $10,000
Randall Rosenblatt
Entertainment Sponsor
Kathy and Harlan Crow
Nicole Ginsburg Small ‘91 and Justin Small
Deno Taglioli & Emerald City Band
Elizabeth and Paul Dougan Gerald J. Ford Family Foundation,
Jade Underwriter - $1,000
Special Occasions Book Sponsor
Gerald and Kelli Ford, Trustees
Trudy Slater Best ‘50 and Charles Best
Ussery Printing
Rosalind Redfern Grover ‘59
Carla and Dylan Bolden
Kalene and Matt McGraner
Gillian and David Cho
Abigail and Andrew Sinwell
Ana Katherine and Gene Curry
Heather Hill Washburne ‘90 and
Jeanne Marie and Paul Daggett
Ray Washburne
Peggy Simmons Dear ‘58 Jessica Werner Epperson ‘96 and
Silver Underwriter- $5,000
Doug Epperson
Dawn and Toby Grove
Liz Cullum Helfrich ‘98 and Jeff Helfrich
Haseena Enu and Randall Hulme
Cathy Xu and Huawen Jin
Debby and Webb Spradley
Julie and Rob Little Theresa Chung and Jason Park Marcia and Bill Rafkin Amanda and Charles Shufeldt Rachel Hay Spradley ‘06 and Jonathan Ben-Horin Lauren and Jason Sutherland Laura and Bryan Trubey Noreen and Beck Weathers
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Underwriters Pearl Underwriter - $600
Lauren and Jason Sutherland
Lindsay and Jehan Akhtar
Daphne and Lyndon Taylor
Audrey and Joel Bines
Jenna Brasch Woodberry ‘82 and
Megan and John Burkhart
Seth Woodberry
Linda Hou and David Chen
Katie Mullen and Erik Vachon
Cynthia Miranda and Daniel Costa Mona and Nilesh Dave
Plaid Underwriter - $200 (Faculty Tickets)
Stacey and Alex Duran
Bonner Mead Allen ‘94 and Thomas Allen
Alison and David Elmquist
Carrie and Sanjay Bhasin
Brandi and Tony Finazzo
Shonn and Clarence Brown
Fitstar Physical Therapy -
Peggy Simmons Dear ‘58
Danaree and Alex Allgood
Yvette Ostolaza and Peter Dewar
Landy Elliott Fox ‘92 and Alex Fox
Jaime Crowley English ‘03
Abby and Michael Gregory
Janice and John Fedorko
Rajashri and Amit Guttigoli
Anne and Victor Gomez
Elizabeth and Todd Howard
Rajashri and Amit Guttigoli
Susan Watts and Gregory Kozielec
Natalie “Schatzie” H. Lee ‘55
Allyson and Hays Lindsley
Dianna and Michael Levy
Shana Rosenheck and Kirk Lodes
Reenu and Ashish Malhotra
Whitney and Tom Madine
Susan Bonner Mead ‘65
Nina and Rob McDonald
Virginia Alverson Mimmack ‘96
Anna and Brad McPhail
and Benjamin Mimmack
Peggy Black Meyer ‘81 and Dan Meyer
Stephanie and Gregory Moore
Teresa Mugica de Montana
Carrie Johnson Phaneuf ‘91 and
Kristin Pittman Ortega ‘97 and
Marshall Phaneuf
Aaron Ortega
Jenna Brasch Woodberry ‘82 and
Patricia Patterson ‘57
Seth Woodberry
Stacy and Bronson Crouch
Mary and Ron Perrotta Heather Hays and Jeff Roberts Amy and Andy Ryser
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Auction Donors Aaron’s Touch-Up & Restoration Absolute Zero Cryo Kimberly Acosta Adventure Kids Playcare Al Biernat’s Danaree and Alex Allgood Alto Amazing Lash Studio Angela Weedon Photography Apples to Zinnias Arabesque Studio of the Dance Arepa TX Asian Mint Avon Cleaners Miriam Ayala Balloons Everyday Amy Banks Marshall Bartlett, PhD Kathryn Munson Beach ’94 and Gentry Beach Jane Beaird ’06 Beck’s Prime beGlammed Bella MD Bellacures Ben Tittle, M.D. Benefit Cosmetics - Preston Boutique Beyond Baroque BEYOND Studios Big City Hunt Big D Kona Ice Billi Bonze Bone Boutique BIRD Bakery BLOOM & GIVE Blue Mesa Grill Blue Sushi Sake Grill
Boardroom Salon for Men Susan Bondy Bosco Pet Photography Bowl and Barrel Brenda Shoenfeld Now Brookhaven Racquet Club Jennifer Cain Brown ’01 BUDA JUICE Lucy Billingsley Burns ’98 and Tom Burns Cafe Izmir Cafe Pacific Camp Longhorn Camp Mystic Campisi’s Restaurants Can You Rob the Bank? Escape Room Dallas Carlyn Galerie Cebolla Fine Flowers Celebration Restaurant Vicki and Chris Center Central Market Charlotte Max Chateau Concepts LLC Daniel Chavez Checkered Past Winery Cheerleading.com Chick-fil-A, Inwood Chick-fil-A, Midway Christmas Storage Solutions Cinco Taco City Cafe Class of 2019 Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Class of 2023
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Class of 2024 Class of 2025 Class of 2026 Class of 2027 Class of 2028 Class of 2029 Class of 2030 Class of 2031 Class of 2032 Clotheshorse Anonymous JT Coats, Hockaday CFO Dr. Karen Warren Coleman and Andy Coleman Commissary Cool Corks CorePower Yoga Courtney Teesdale Photography Jennifer Hazlewood Cronin ’90 Crudo Italian Tiffany and Mark Cuban Culwell & Son, Inc. CycleBar Preston Forest Dallas Academy of Music & Performing Arts Dallas Arboretum Dallas Black Dance Theatre Dallas Mavericks Foundation Dallas Museum of Art Dallas Symphony Dallas Zoo Anjilica and Rajiv Dattatreya Maria McKinney Dau ’82 Decor Art & Frame The Dedman Family Stephanie Hazlewood Dees ’94 Pete Delkus Digg’s Tacos
Auction Donors Don Burden & Associates, Inc. Lauren Douglass Eatzi’s Market & Bakery Eden Green Eiseman Jewels elements Elements Massage Elk Grove Vineyards Ellen Hoffman Designs, LLC Enjoy Mint Jessica Werner Epperson ’96 and Doug Epperson Erin Cooper Epperson FaceLogic Highland Park FC Dallas Dean Fearing and Wanda Gierhart Regen Horchow Fearon ’80 Fernando’s Mexican Cuisine First Watch - The Daytime Cafe Fish City Grill Lea Fisher Fit 180 Flora Kim Dermatology Food Company Food Tours of America Forget Me Not Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Forty Five Ten Found Austin Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas Frederic Fekkai Salon Frontier Enterprises Frontiers of Flight Museum Gela Gallardo Galleria Dallas
GFF Architects Julia Townend Glasgow Stephanie Gottlieb Great Clips Michael Gregory Sarah Grip GRUB Burger Bar Lara Guerra Eric and Yolanda Habimana Hadleigh’s Alex Brousseau Halbardier ’04 Hall Family Wines Shelley Hampe Cici Hanson ’84 Kevin R. Hanz, M.D. Julie Hardgrave Hari Mari Harp & Paisley Harold Leidner Company Hattie’s Restaurant Mary Haverfield Haynsworth Photography The Headington Companies Hiatus Spa & Retreat Highland Park Dental Highland Park Village Highland Park Village Theatre Hillcrest Nail Salon & Spa Hillstone Restaurant Hilton Anatole Hilton Dallas Lincoln Centre Hockaday Varsity Coaches Allison Hogan Kathy Hogan Holy Ravioli House of India
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Howard Wang’s China Grill Hudson Houses Hunky’s Hamburger Man Gina Hunter Imoto Eric Inboden Interface Intex Electrical Contractors J. Grace Salon Jansco, Inc. Javier’s Gourmet Mexicano JCR Integrated Solutions JD Miller JD’s Chippery Donica Folse Jimenez ’79 JK Chocolate Jenn Johnson John Derryberry Photography Kristin Jones Jose Joy Creative Shop - Stephanie Weibring Judy Blackman Floral Design Judy Nordseth Photography Kanakuk Kamp Kathy’s Cottage KD College Prep Ken’s Man’s Shop Sabrina Kessee Kevin James McCrea Photography Kid Biz Kids Garden Club Annie and Raffy Kouyoumdjian KP Groom Linda Kramer, Head of Middle School Ku Sushi Japanese Cuisine Kuai Asian Kitchen
Auction Donors Britten LaRue ’96 - Working With Your Wheel Layette Le Bilboquet Lee Lewis Construction, Inc. Lele Sadoughi Lemmon Avenue Plastic Surgery + Laser LES DECOUVERTES The Discoveries Michelle Morgan Lockhart ’87 Lisa Loeb ’86 Lombardi Family Concepts Lone Star Ballroom Long Cove Lovers Seafood Madison MADRE Maharam MARCUS Massage Envy Preston Forest Mathes & Co. Events Teresa McShane McWhorter Veterinary Acupuncture Meadows Museum Mesero Meso Maya JD Miller Barbara Miller Mills Uniform Company miniME Mirador Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Marissa and George Murchison Terry Murray, Head of Upper School MYX Blend Bar Nancy A. Nasher ’72 and David J. Haemisegger
Nasher Sculpture Center Neuhaus Cafe New Ensemble Style Nick & Sam’s Steakhouse Nonna NorthPark Center NRH20 Family Water Park Oishii Sushi & Pan Asian Cuisine Allison Hazlewood Olson ’96 OnLine-Rewards.com/Michael Levy Oriental Trading Orpheus Chamber Singers Lori Ott Otterbox Erin Oxford Paciugo Gelato & Caffe Paper Affair Paragon Furniture Inc. Park Place Porsche Kiki Pennington Meredith Lewis ’02 and Griffin, Ella, and Piper Perry Perot Museum of Nature and Science Nikky Phinyawatana ’96 Pho is for Lovers Phoenix Regen Centers Pierce/Riverside Glass L.C. Pinehurst Resort & Country Club – The Dedman Family Pinot’s Palette Addison Plastic Surgery of Texas Pogo’s Wine + Spirits Polsinelli P.C. P.O.S.H. Couture Rentals Pratiksha Jewelry Preston Gym
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Princi Italia Pritchard Associates Pump It Up Dallas – Forest Lane Pure Barre Preston Hollow R&B Roofing, LLC Marcia Rafkin Michael Ragan Randal Rauscher Rhodus ’97, Head of Lower School Tracy Rathbun Marybeth and Craig Reid Republic Texas Tavern Revtown Jeans Rise No. 1 Robin Jackson Photography ROKA Tony Romo Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek Lisa Rowe Meagan Rowe Royal Blue Grocery Run On! Preston Forest Rusty Taco S.B. Long Interiors, Inc. Sachet Restaurant Saint Bernard Salum Restaurant Samuel Lynne Galleries Sassetta Sawyer Collection Scapes Incorporated Scardello Artisan Cheese Autumn Schnitzius SCOUT Dallas Seaglass Fine Art Photography Tammy Secules
Auction Donors Senza Hotel Sevy’s Grill Shake Shack Shakespeare Dallas Shinsei Connie Sigel Lisel Matheny Simmons ’92 and Michael Simmons SitterCentral Dallas Sixty Vines Shelly Slater Sky Ranch Sleep Dreams Slumber Company Tymesia Smaw Snappy Salads Snuffer’s Restaurant & Bar Solitude Plantation House Sorted Out Southwest Airlines Spa in the City spa810 Dallas SPARK! Sparkle Dog Food Sport Clips - Dallas Debby Hay Spradley, Director of Development & External Affairs Sprinkles Cupcakes St. Mark’s Cheer Team Starbucks Corporation State Fair of Texas Steel Boss International Steve Wrubel Photography Andre Stipanovic Stephanie Snell Stone ’02 Street’s Fine Chicken Stride Rite Preston Center
Studio 6 Fitness SUMMER at Hockaday Deb Surgi, Director of Athletics Taschen T Bar M Racquet Club Tequila Volcan Terry Costa Texas Ballet Theater Texas Discovery Gardens Texas Motor Speedway The Bar Method Dallas - Park Cities The Capital Grille The Container Store The Cookery Dallas The Dough Dough The Gem The Greenway Shop The Grill on the Alley The Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary The Palaestra The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas The Toy Maven Carol Thumlert Times Ten Cellars Jennifer and Aaron Tobin Sarah Todd Tootsies Torchy’s Tacos Total Wine & More Town North Family YMCA Kathy Townsend Ann Trenary Trinity Forest Adventure Park True Food Kitchen Uchi & Uchiko, Hai Hospitality
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Undermain Theatre Utopia Food + Fitness Velvet Taco Viceroy Hotel Village Burger Bar Water Grill Noreen Weathers David E. Weber, O.D., P.C. – The Eye Zone Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa What A Great Dog! Whole Earth Provision Company Wild About Flowers Mary Ellen Wilensky William Noble Rare Jewels Windsor Court Hotel Lucy Wrubel Wyndham Vacation Rentals Valencia Mack Yarbrough ’77 Yim’s Taekwondo Institute Yolk Martha Zavaleta Ziziki’s Preston & Forest
Special Occasions Donors Individual Donors Lindsey and Connor Ambrose Miriam Ayala Alexa Chavez-Ayala (Class of 2028) Antara Chavez-Ayala (Class of 2029) Ania Chavez-Ayala (Class of 2031) Carrie Moore Becker ’89 Jennifer Cain Brown ’01 Karena and Chad Chisolm Squeaky Connolly Stacy and Bronson Crouch Kathy and Harlan Crow Kristen and Eric Davis Kerry and Michael Fagelman Christine Flanagan Courtney Newman Flanagan ’91 Marisia and Fred Gaona Kathryn and Craig Hall Erin Hendricks and Taly Haffar Jodie Slater Hastings Josh and Stephanie Hedderich Heidi Hill Blaire Hohenshelt Margaret Hohenshelt (Class of 2027) Kirsten Lindsay-Hudak Katie Johnson Rajani Kapu ’90 Sabrina Kessee Deanne and Alex Lee Shana Lodes Jennifer Rhoda Marsh ’93 and Dan Marsh Louise Marsh Kalene McGraner Mary Beth McKenna and Dr. Greg McKenna Katie McLeroy
Emily McLeroy (Class of 2026) Natalie McLeroy (Class of 2029) Malia and Keith Mitchell Lauren and Matt Musselman Anne-Marie and Jon Myhre Julianne Myhre (Class of 2027) Olivia Ray Myhre (Class of 2029) Kristin Pittman Ortega ’97 and Aaron Ortega Mary Perrotta Claire and Stephen Raggio Melissa and Chip Saye Nick and Lindsey Sberna Betty and Brian Schultz Rodney Skaife Whitney Stern Candace Stone Eres Stone (Class of 2027) Studio Movie Grill Anne and Nicholas Van Taylor The Doctors Ursula and Giuliano Testa Nichole and Kurt Thomas Sarah Weinberg Kaari Wicklund Michelle and David Wilner Lucy Wrubel
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Special Occasions Corporate Donors Align Studio Abril Barret The Blue Fish BACA Zinfandel CorePower Yoga FC Dallas Hall Family Wines ivivva by lululemon The Juice Bar Lululemon Lucy Wrubel Market Highland Park Village SoulCycle Studio Movie Grill
A special thank you to all of our Special Occasions hosts and donors who helped us raise funds for the Ann Graves Child Development Center at Hockaday.
Grade Basket Donors Form IV
6th Grade
1st Grade
Carr and LeDoux, Choucair, Curry, Haetzel, McGowan-Katz, Ortman, Schwimmer, Sinwell, Stewart, and Wicklund
Bao, DeLullo, Divekar, Ford, George, Glazer, Gonzalez Charron, Hays-Roberts, Hicks, Jones, Kramer, Liu, Polosky, Reddy, Schultz, Weitzul, Wilcox-Ghorayeb, Williams, Woodberry, and Ye
Allgood, Crouch, Davis, Fish, Hedderich, Ho and Dao, Johnson, Kincheloe, Marsh, Mitchell, Mousinho, Moya, Petrikas, Petronio, Saye, Simmons, Strom, Vautrin, and Wilson
Form III
Kindergarten/Primer
Anderson, Gierhart, and Fearing
5th Grade Form II Burkhart, Callahan, Crow, Dattatreya, Donovan, Dorris, Hennig, Phaneuf, Stallings, Symington, Tate, Tribolet, Wood, Wright, Zapata, and Zeng
Class of 2031
Adams, Akhtar, Bell, Bines, Bird, Chen and Di, Epperson, Everett, Fox, Franklin, Galardi, Helfrich, Ho and Dao, Levy, Li and Hu, Littrell, McLeroy, Monroe, Oeschger, Oyakawa, Hays-Roberts, Rutledge, Sells, Simmons, and Works
Form I Ahsan, Coleman, Conerly, Fedorko, Finn, Haetzel, Hill, Ji, Ndambuki, Rich, Ruiz, Sprouse, Stidham, and Washburne
8th Grade Clavenna, Courtwright, Dave, Grove, Haq, Hoyl, Isom, Kim, Loftus, Malhotra, Martin, McArron, McPhail, Muller, Rubarts, Sethuraman-Shahid, Sinwell, Taylor, Tribolet, Trumpower, and Welch
4th Grade Bolden, Coats, Davis, Dodson, Dondero, Ebert, Fagelman, Fisher, Graham, Haffar, Hohenshelt, Hulme, McCrea, Myhre, Nair, Polosky, Thomas, Vranich, and Zambrano
3rd Grade Astie, Byrd, Chan, Dolle, Fisher, Gerow, Hammer, Jain, Lee, Pearson, Strom, and Sudbury
7th Grade
2nd Grade
Burkhart, Coleman, Curtis, Dassopoulos, Fox, Francis, Franklin, Horton, Madine, McNeil, Murray, Pendergrass, Phaneuf, SethuramanShahid, Warlick, and Wierzbicki-Gomez
Costa, Epperson, Haffar, Hoogendijk, Lodes, Madine, McLeroy, Myhre, Nelon, Nguyen, Pothuri, Raggio, Ryser, Sberna, Schoellkopf, Sparks, and Thomas
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Prekindergarten Alfalahi, Barrie-Schwarz, Benson, Bomer, Burns, Campbell, Chlone-Sayyid, Cravens, Desai, Duran, Fan-Chen, Hicks, Jackson, Jones, Kim, Kirkendall, Lester, McCoy, McDonald, Miltenberger, Murchison, Nguyen, Oxford, Palnitkar-Patel, Perrotta, Pope, Rathod, Reilly, Salzberg, Sparks, Sudhir, Taneja-Mohan, Weathers, and Zhou-Tang.
Tonight’s Offerings
THE SEWELL AUTOMOTIVE RAFFLE Ticket to Ride Hockaday Automobile Raffle Sewell is proud to support The Hockaday School by underwriting the cost of a vehicle for a raffle to support the construction of the new, permanent Ann Graves Child Development Center for the young children of Hockaday’s faculty and staff. Win the raffle, and you can select one vehicle from a choice of five luxury vehicles. MSRP of the vehicle is not to exceed $50,000. The winner will be drawn on February 2, 2019 at The Hockaday Parents’ Association Benefit. Need not be present to win. Tickets: 1 for $100; 3 for $250; 10 for $750.
Put your pre-printed raffle tickets in the raffle drum and make it your lucky night!
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Tonight’s Offerings HEads or Tails $25 per blinky ring to play! Buy your blinky ring and get in the game to win a fabulous get-away to The Ritz-Carlton Dallas with your sweetie! When the Live Auction begins, we will all stand, and those who are playing – show us your blinky rings – will put their hands on their heads or their “tails.” We’ll flip a coin, and, if you guessed right, you’re still in! We’ll keep going until we have a lucky winner who will win: A complimentary one-night (1) stay in a Deluxe Room at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, a $300 gift certificate to Fearing’s Restaurant for dinner, a $300 spa credit at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas Spa, and breakfast for two (2) in Fearing’s Restaurant and complementary parking. VALUE: $1,200
MIRMIR Photo Are you ready for your close-up? Gather your friends! A photo taken by MirMir makes you look even more fantastic with their “secret technique” – sure to be a flawless face! The perfect memento from The Year of the Daisy Benefit.
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General Auction Rules CHECK-IN: Upon arrival, guests will receive bidder paddles containing
Disclaimer: The Hockaday Parents’ Association and The Hockaday
their table number and bidder number for the LIVE AUCTION.
School make no warranties, express or implied, or representation in
Silent Auction: Silent Auction opens online at www.muradauctions. net/hockaday on January 15, 2019 and closes at 10:30 pm the night of the Benefit, February 2, 2019. Once you have registered on the auction site, you are set to view and bid on or buy any items in Silent Auction, Big Board, the Hockashop, and Grade Baskets using your computer or mobile device at home or at the Benefit. If you bought your tickets online, you are already registered! Bid as often as you like or place a secret maximum bid and sit back and enjoy the Benefit party! Items designated as BUY IT NOW can be yours if you choose that option at the designated price. You will be notified on your mobile device of your winnings. Live Auction Rules: All general auction rules previously stated apply to the live auction. The Live Auction will take place at approximately 8:30 pm at The Year of The Daisy Benefit on Saturday, February 2, 2019. Descriptions of the Live Auction items are listed in the event program. If you wish to place a bid, simply raise your bidder paddle to be recognized by the auctioneer and the spotters. The winning bidder will be presented with a bid sheet to sign and confirm the purchase price of the item auctioned. The auctioneer may add terms and conditions to the Live Auction items prior to auctioning them. Buyers must contact donors within 30 days, unless specified
connection with any sale, including without limitation, any implied warranty of merchantability, value or fitness for a particular purpose. No statement in this catalog or made orally at the Auction or elsewhere shall be deemed to be such a warranty or assumption of liability by The Hockaday Parents’ Association, The Hockaday School, its agents or assigns, or the donor of the item its agents or assigns, property, or service. Auction participants understand that all items have been solicited in good faith and that all descriptions, representations, and values associated with an item are based on information supplied by the donor and are approximate values. Some items have restrictions which are stated, to the best of our knowledge, on the placard, certificate, or in this catalog. All gift certificates are available for inspection at the Auction. All items are subject to the donor’s restrictions, if any. Trip arrangements are subject to availability. Where trips or special events are involved, dates are as stated in this book. If no date(s) is/are specified, dates must be agreed upon by both the purchaser and the donor. Vacation homes and trips are donated for adult or family use only and may not be sold to third parties or donated to other nonprofit organizations. Taxes and tips are not included unless specifically noted. Federal, excise, state, and local tax must be paid where applicable by the purchaser.
otherwise, to arrange for dinners and vacations. Items purchased,
All Auction items, packages, gift certificates, and services must be
including dinners, vacation homes, and trips are not transferable.
used or redeemed by February 2, 2020 with no exceptions unless
Vacation homes and trips are subject to availability, blackout dates,
otherwise specified.
taxes, and gratuities.
Payment: Auction winners must pay for all items before leaving the
CHECK out: It is easy. Grab your prizes and purchases to take home
Auction. Purchases may be made with cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, or
with you! Your credit card will automatically be charged, and a receipt
AMEX. Please make checks payable to “The Hockaday School.” Upon full
will be sent to you via email. (Please note items from our auction
payment, guests will receive a “Paid” receipt and should then pick up the
on www.muradauctions.net/hockaday are available to the online
merchandise at the table where the item is located. Gift certificates will
community for bidding as well, except for certain items reserved
be distributed at the time of payment. All items remain at the Auction
only for Hockaday.)
until after payment is made.
Conditions of sale: All transactions will be by bidder number. All
Transfer of items: All Auction items should be taken the night of
items are sold “AS IS.” All sales are final. There will be no refunds, returns,
the Auction. Items not taken the night of the Auction are available for
or exchanges of items. Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash.
pick-up from Holly Hook in The Hockaday Parents’ Association office. All items must be picked up from The Hockaday School by Friday, February 8, 2019, unless other arrangements are made with the Auction Committee. Items not paid for by 2:00 pm on February 3, 2019, may be resold.
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BIG BOARD
Big Board – Hockaday’s Best HEAD OF SCHOOL FOR A DAY
2019 MAY DAY CELEBRATION FOR ONE LOWER SCHOOL GRADE
Value: Priceless
Value: Priceless
Your daughter’s day to lead Hockaday! Your daughter will join Hockaday Eugene McDermott Head of School Dr. Karen Warren Coleman in her office first thing in the morning for introductions to her office staff! She will greet Hockaday students and spend the rest of the morning making her way around the School and waving to her friends as they rush to class. Then, she and four (4) of her friends will join Dr. Coleman for a private lunch at Dr. Coleman’s house. Before her day ends, she will go on a golf cart tour of the School that culminates with a $100 shopping spree in the Hockaday Bookstore.
Restriction:
Date to be determined by the Head of School
Donated by:
Dr. Karen Warren Coleman and the Hockaday Bookstore
“See our Maypole filled with flowers, from above the blossoms tower!”–from the Maypole Song. Your daughter’s grade will come to school on “May Day” in party dresses instead of their uniforms. An al fresco May Day lunch will be prepared for them by the Hockaday kitchen. Sweet treats await as they dance and delight around the Maypoles. This precious tradition is a Lower School favorite!
Restriction:
Date on or near May 1, 2019. Expires end of May 2019. There is a bidding reserve set for this item.
Donated by:
The Lower School
CHEERLEADER FOR A DAY LOWER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FOR A DAY
Value: Priceless
Value: Priceless Lower School Principal for a Day for a rising 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grader. Your daughter will join Mrs. Rhodus in her Lower School office bright and early for a busy day of “ruling the School.” She will have a day full of new experiences as she goes to meetings, lunches with faculty and staff, visits classrooms, and tends to afternoon carpool. Mrs. Rhodus has some surprises up her sleeve as well that will ensure this is a memorable and exciting day for your Lower School Hockadaisy!
Restriction:
Donated by:
Date to be determined in the 2019-2020 school year. Randal Rauscher Rhodus ’97, Head of Lower School
A wonderful memory in the making! Six (6) to eight (8) lucky girls will cheer with the St. Mark’s Cheer Team during the first half of a home football game, highlighted with a halftime performance! Each girl will receive their very own custom cheer top and skirt, briefs, pom poms, and bow from Cheerleading.com - ALL, theirs to keep. (Valued at $125/girl.) The fun will start with a pizza party and a practice with the cheerleading team to learn some cheers and a routine for the halftime performance.
Restrictions:
Donated by:
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Home football game to be determined early in the 2019 season. Team Mom to conduct fitting with fit kit and give sizes to Cheerleading.com. To be used by February 15, 2020. St. Mark’s Cheer Team, Kiki Pennington, Jennifer Hazlewood Cronin ’90, Stephanie Hazlewood Dees ’94, Allison Hazlewood Olson ’96, and Barbara and Jim Hazlewood
Big Board – Hockaday’s Best HOCKADAY PARKING AT ITS BEST
HOCKASTREET FOR YOUR HOCKADAISY
Value: Priceless
Value: Priceless
A total of four (4) Parking Spots are Offered Designated parking space for one Upper School Hockadaisy on the Forest Lane entrance. Standing sign with name to stake your claim. Spots will be the first four spaces closest to the LLARC entrance.
Have you ever wanted a street named after you or to honor someone special? Surprise your daughter with a street sign installed at the turn off of the Rosie Mae Bell Drive that leads to Hoak Portico or in front of Lower School. This will be the place where everyone knows your name for Spring 2019 and Fall 2019.
Special Instructions: Valid for the 2019–2020 school year.
Donated by:
Donated by:
Terry Murray, Head of Upper School
HOCKADAY COMMENCEMENT PACKAGE
Value: Priceless / $1,850 For the biggest HockaDAY of them all! Apples to Zinnias will design the arrangement for your daughter’s graduation hat, just the way she dreamed it. (Value: $350) Have her hair and makeup done by beGlammed who will come to you! (Value: $200) Courtney Teesdale Photography will capture her joy in a photo shoot before the ceremony on Graduation Day and will provide you with all digital images. (Value: $1,300) Lastly, but certainly not least, this package includes four (4) coveted Trustee Seats at the 2019 Hockaday Commencement Ceremony on the Ashley H. Priddy Commencement Terrace.
Special Instructions: Winner to contact Courtney Teesdale Photography at least one month in advance of ceremony. Please contact Apples to Zinnias to arrange your hat design. Submit names for seating to the Upper School Office and Vickey Thumlert upon winning this package. All items restricted to the 2019 Graduation Ceremony.
Donated by:
Apples to Zinnias, beGlammed, Courtney Teesdale Photography, and The Hockaday School
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JT Coats, Hockaday CFO
Big Board’s Big Times SPORTING CLAYS AND OLD RIP VAN WINKLE BOURBON
ULTIMATE PARTY PACKAGE
Value: $5,550
Value: Priceless You and three friends enjoy an afternoon shooting at the Dallas Hunting and Fishing Club. Guests will complete the twelve-station sporting clays course, a wooded natural terrain covering a 1.5mile perimeter and have access to kitted-out utility vehicles and be accompanied by a world-class, veteran guide, just one of 70 level III shotgun instructors in the country. Guests will have the opportunity to experience challenging games, such as a “duck flurry” elevated bunker with six wobble traps that simulate a covey rise, to challenge your reloading stills and teamwork. Once the shooting day is done, take in the sunset in the high tree house overlooking the Trinity River and enjoy a nip of bourbon. This auction includes a bottle of Old Rip Van Winkle 10-Year, 107 Proof, handmade bourbon from the Rip Van Winkle distillery. Guests will be accompanied by Club member and Kindergarten dad Michael Gregory at a mutually agreed upon date, must sign a general liability waiver and comply with all rules and regulations of the Dallas Hunting and Fishing Club to ensure the safety of all participants.
Michael Gregory
Includes: • Food Company Seated Dinner for 16; Includes dinner and staff ($2,800 value) • P.O.S.H. Couture Rentals gift certificate for $1,000 • Three hours of consulting from Mathes & Co. Events to plan the “ultimate party” • Judy Blackman Floral Design gift certificate for $750 • Julie Hardgrave gift certificate for calligraphy services for $250
Dallas Hunting and Fishing Club is a private club available exclusively to owners, their families and guests. Founded in 1885 on its present site in Dallas County, it is the fourth oldest hunting and fishing club in the U.S. The Club is situated on 750 acres alongside the Trinity River and is located 15 miles from downtown Dallas. Sportsmen have access to marsh and protected wetlands for duck hunting, sunflower fields for dove hunting, and a shooting program that includes a 12-station sporting clays course, five stands, duck flurry, rifle range, and pheasant tower.
Donated by:
Host the ultimate catered, seated dinner party for sixteen (16) people! The incredibly talented Food Company, P.O.S.H. Couture Rentals, Mathes & Co. Events, Judy Blackman Floral Design, and calligrapher, Julie Hardgrave, will come together to help you plan and host an unforgettable dinner party at your home or another location to celebrate any occasion, with attention to every detail!
• SitterCentral Dallas certificates for eight (8) couples allowing for access to SitterCentral services to search for the perfect sitter for the night of the “Ultimate Party”.
Restrictions:
Date to be mutually agreed upon. P.O.S.H. Couture Rentals gift certificate to be used for in-house items only. SitterCentral Dallas hourly rates will vary based on the number of children. The hourly rates are not included in the certificates for access to the service.
Expires:
February 2, 2020
Donated by:
Food Company, P.O.S.H. Couture Rentals, Mathes & Co. Events, Judy Blackman Floral Design, Julie Hardgrave, and SitterCentral Dallas
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Big Board’s Big Times FRISCO DOODLES AUSTRALIAN LABRADOODLE PUPPY
TWO-HOUR WINE RECEPTION AT THE SAMUEL LYNNE GALLERIES FOR YOU AND UP TO 100 OF YOUR FRIENDS
Value: $3,145, but really Priceless! Gift certificate entitling winner to one (1) Australian Labradoodle puppy from Frisco Doodles, along with three months of KP Groom unlimited basic baths, a SparkleDog Good gift basket, and $50 towards classes or merchandise from What A Great Dog!. Frisco Doodles strives “to provide beautiful genetically sound, well-tempered, happy and healthy, asthma and allergy friendly puppies to families and breeders. Keeping our focus on quality breeding standards. We are a responsible breeder and our goal is to add quality Australian Labradoodles to the current bloodlines of the breed so that we have a wide and diverse genetic pool. Our breeding dogs are extensively tested Australian Labradoodle dogs which have passed several health testings.” For more information, go to friscodoodles.com. SparkleDog Food is grain-free, has no artificial preservatives, is made in Texas, is gluten-free, has no corn, and no soy! Comes with a doggie placemat and bowl.
Restrictions:
Spay/neuter contract to sign. KP Groom baths to be used consecutively.
Expires:
March 31, 2020
Donated by:
Eric and Yolanda Habimana, KP Groom, Sparkle Dog Food, and What A Great Dog!
Value: $6,500 Enjoy a wine reception at Samuel Lynne Galleries for you and up to 100 of your closest friends, family, business associates, or colleagues. Located in the eclectic yet upscale Design District, which is a key piece of Dallas’ cultural fabric, Samuel Lynne Galleries is a not-to-miss art destination comprised of four gallery spaces, a multimedia theater, and wine bar. Samuel Lynne Galleries is the perfect location to host an event brimming with sophistication, culture, and the finest examples of contemporary art in Dallas. It is the realization of the dream of artist JD Miller and entrepreneur Philip Romano, which came to fruition in 2008. Your reception will be one to remember at this beautiful venue!
Restriction:
Date to be mutually agreed upon on a Monday through Thursday from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Minimum bid is $1,000
Donated by:
Lea Fisher and Samuel Lynne Galleries
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Big Board’s Big Times Downtown Dallas Exclusive Package: Luncheon at Mirador, Shopping at Forty Five Ten, Tea at Taschen, and Catering by Commissary
ALTO THREE-MONTH MEMBERSHIP AND THREE MONTHS OF FREE RIDES AROUND DALLAS
Value: $2,000
Value: $4,250 Experience downtown Dallas’ finest in cuisine and shopping! Your experience will begin with a luncheon for you and nineteen (19) guests at Mirador, the chic penthouse restaurant in downtown Dallas. After your luncheon, explore shopping at the ultra-chic Forty Five Ten. Your 19 guests will each receive a $50 gift card and gift from Forty Five Ten and you, as the host/hostess, will receive a $500 gift card to Forty Five Ten. Continue your downtown Dallas experience on another day with four (4) seats to Tea at Taschen and catering by Commissary. Don’t miss this amazing package from Mirador, Forty Five Ten, Tea at Taschen, and Commissary!
Includes: • Luncheon for twenty (20) people at Mirador with $50 Forty Five Ten Gift Card and Gift for each guest who attends the Luncheon • Host/hostess will receive a $500 Forty Five Ten Gift Card • Host/hostess will receive 4 seats to Tea at Taschen; • Host/hostess will receive a $250 gift card toward catering at Commissary
Restriction:
See certificate for details
Donated by:
The Headington Companies
Hop into the Dallas mobility scene with the startup that’s elevating safety, comfort, and consistency for on demand rides! Ride around Dallas in style for three months and support a local business! Alto offers a members-only, on-demand ride experience, that provides members with unrivaled transportation service in the DFW metro area. Alto members get a better experience than a traditional black car service for 30–50% less. Every professional Alto driver is an Alto employee, trained to the highest standard and undergoes a rigorous background check. And, every Alto car is brand new, maintained daily, and easy to find- with a touch of the app, the car lights up just for you!
Expiration:
March 1, 2020
Donated by:
Alto and Alex Brousseau Halbardier ’04
PRIVATE COOKING CLASS WITH ASIAN MINT CHEF NIKKY PHINYAWATANA ’96
Value: $1,600 Enjoy a private cooking class at your home for you and seven (7) guests with Nikky Phinyawatana ’96, well known Dallas chef, owner of Asian Mint & Enjoy Mint, and Hockaday alumna. Enjoy a special afternoon or evening with Nikky and enjoy delicious Thai food with friends while expanding your cooking repertoire!
Restriction:
Cooking utensils and dishes to be provided by host. Mutually agreed upon date prior to February 2, 2020.
Donated by:
Nikky Phinyawatana ’96
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Big Board’s Big Times STAYCATION WITH PARK PLACE PORSCHE
WATCH A 5PM NEWSCAST WITH PETE DELKUS AND 10 OF YOUR FAVORITE WEATHER NERD FRIENDS!
Value: $1,200
Value: Priceless
Enjoy a weekend use of a Porsche along with a round of golf for one and a one-night stay at The Four Seasons Resort & Club Las Colinas.
Expires: Donated by:
Your Daisy and ten (10) of her friends will have the special opportunity to watch a 5:00 pm newscast with Pete!
January 1, 2020
Restrictions:
Park Place Porsche
Bidding begins at $1,000; Pete will provide dates on which he is available in order for you to select a date that works for you.
Donated by:
Pete Delkus
EXPERIENCE THE POSSIBILITIES OF VERTICAL FARMING IN NORTH TEXAS!
Value: Priceless Journey to the Eden Green growing facility in Cleburne, Texas to learn about vertical farming. Enjoy both a tasting and lecture with a scientist. For five (5) adults and five (5) girls, along with a spot for your favorite science teacher! Transportation not provided.
Expires:
February 2, 2020
Donated by:
Kathryn Munson Beach ’94 and Gentry Beach, Eden Green
FOUR TICKETS TO P!NK 2019 WORLD TOUR AT AAC
Value: $910 Don’t miss P!NK in her Beautiful Trauma World Tour 2019 when she comes to the American Airlines Center on March 24, 2019. Famed for her immensely powerful and unique voice and her high-octane live shows, you and three (3) friends are in for a spectacular treat when she arrives in Dallas. The seats are Section 120, Row L.
Donated by:
Meredith Lewis Perry ’02 and Griffin, Ella, and Piper Perry
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Big Board’s Big Treasures ELLEN HOFFMAN DESIGNS ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS NECKLACE
A FASHIONAble Event at elements boutique with fashion stylist Lisa Rowe as Your personal style Curator for the evening!
Value: $1,550
Value: $1,500
Ancient Roman glass necklace with pave diamonds, peridot, and opals with oxidized sterling silver necklace; 36” long.
Donated by:
Ellen Hoffman Designs
TONY ROMO SIGNED FOOTBALL
Value: Priceless Own a piece of Dallas sports history with this autographed Tony Romo football! Tony Romo is a 4x Pro Bowler and is the Dallas Cowboys’ career-leader in passing touchdowns and passing yards.
Donated by:
Tony Romo
Restrictions:
DJ LUCY WRUBEL LOADED IPOD
Value: $2,250, but truly Priceless! Lucy Wrubel knows her craft and the magic she mixes is unreal!!! Be ready to host your next party with an iPod Touch FULLY loaded with 45+ playlists containing more than 4,000 songs. The perfect music for the perfect party, all loaded onto an Apple 32GB iPod Touch - Pink (6th Generation). This item is a SOLID GOLD MUST HAVE! Don’t let it get away!
Donated by:
Lucy Wrubel
You and nine (9) friends will enjoy bites and bubbles while hearing from the fabulous stylist, Lisa Rowe, as she shares her tips on fashion do’s and don’ts and current trends for the season. Lisa Rowe’s talent will amaze you in her fashion presentation, as she shares her insight on navigating fashion direction of the season and how to make the looks work for everyone. After hearing from Lisa Rowe, each of you will have a $100 gift certificate to elements to use, and Lisa Rowe will be there to assist you and provide a style consultation as you make your purchase selections. elements is the go-to-spot for designer clothing, handbags, and jewelry. This shopping experience is not to be missed!
Must be claimed by March 1, 2020. Mutually agreed upon date from 5:30 to 7:30 on a week day.
Donated by:
Lisa Rowe, Connie Sigel, and elements
TIC-TAC-TOE ELEVATED
Value: $1,200 Bespoke game set by Sawyer Collection designed by Kim and Sawyer Bannister. This chic version of the childhood favorite is a one-of-a-kind tic-tac-toe set that takes the game to a new level – truly an artful and personalized statement. The special edition includes your family photos by Haynsworth Photography as one player’s game pieces. The other set of game pieces are handcrafted with an infused color of your choosing.
Restrictions:
Must be claimed by August 1, 2019. Mutually agreed upon dates for photography shoot and product delivery date.
Donated by:
Haynsworth Photography, Sawyer Collection
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Big Board’s Big Travel OCEAN FRONT MEXICO VACATION PACKAGE EXCLUSIVE CIRQUE DU SOLEIL EXPERIENCE IN THE RIVIERA MAYA
UNIQUE VICEROY AND GALA DE DANCE IN LOS CABOS, MEXICO – April 5–8, 2019
Value: Priceless
Value: $4,000 Enjoy an amazing six (6) night stay in a suite with your family at The Grand Mayan at Vidanta Riviera Maya outside of Cancun, near Playa del Carmen, for two (2) adults and up to four (4) kids. While there, experience the world-famous Cirque du Soleil Joya while dining. This will be an unforgettable experience for the whole family! The Grand Mayan is a luxury resort that allows families easy access to the beach and to nearby Mayan Riviera attractions. Suites have a modern, chic feel with sitting rooms, Jacuzzis, and a kitchenette. Five onsite restaurants and a poolside snack bar will provide guests with ample food for the entire vacation. In addition to the huge winding pool and playground, children will enjoy the Mayan Kids Club, for ages 5–12, where they can meet new friends while going on ecological adventures, watching movies, and playing games. Families who enjoy golf will love the Grand Mayan’s onsite driving range. Finally, parents won’t want to miss a visit to the tranquil, upscale Bio Health Spa for relaxing massages and facials that utilize natural local products. Cirque Du Soleil’s Joya in the Riviera Maya is an evening activity that has been created thoughtfully so that guests can experience the Riviera Maya’s natural beauty and a performance by one of the world’s top entertainment companies. The show was created exclusively for the Riviera Maya, Mexico. Joya is the only permanent show outside the United States and is the first foray into Mexico by Cirque Du Soleil.
Embrace the heart of culture and art in Los Cabos with a weekend of fashion music and dance. Dancers, choreographers, and musicians from 20 different countries sharing their talents. On the Sea of Cortez in Baja California, at the edge of the horizon, a modern dreamscape promises anything but the predictable. Immerse yourself in VICEROY LOS CABOS, an architecturally stunning concept hotel, one of the top 20 places to travel in 2019 by Architectural Digest, one of the Greatest Places in 2018 by Time, and #1 Resort in Western Mexico by Condé Nast.
Includes: • One ocean-view room for three (3) nights • Tickets for two for main Gala event • Beach dinner with performers (private event) after Gala • Two 60-minute massage treatments • Breakfast for two (2) at Casero Restaurant • Outdoor dinner & movie night (April 5) • Round of golf at Puerto Los Cabos (the only Nicklaus & Norman course today) • Transportation from airport • Valid April 5-8, 2019
Donated by:
Includes: • Six-night stay at Grand Mayan Riviera Maya (Cancun) for four (4) in a suite: one room plus living room for two adults and up to four kids. • Dinner reservations and show for Cirque du Soleil Joya, an experience exclusively for this destination.
Restrictions:
Subject to availability of hotel and show, prior to February 2, 2020
Expires:
2020
Donated by:
Miriam Ayala and Daniel Chavez
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Viceroy Hotel and Gela Gallardo
Big Board’s Big Travel SOLITUDE PLANTATION HOUSE IN LOUISIANA
WEEKEND “STAY & PLAY” PACKAGE AT LONG COVE
Value: $2,800
Value: $1,495
Relax and unwind in a St. Francisville, Louisiana retreat. Deep in the heart of plantation country, enjoy three (3) nights at this five-bedroom house, featured on the cover of Southern Living magazine. Enjoy majestic oaks dripping in Spanish moss, hiking, biking, swimming, gardening, fishing, or simply sitting by the fire. The area, noted for its delicious Cajun cuisine, is 45 minutes from the Baton Rouge airport and a two-hour drive from New Orleans. A grass airstrip is available on property for private aircraft, and a cook can be arranged for your stay. Solitude Plantation sleeps 10 to 12 guests.
Set aside a weekend to bring the kids and the clubs and experience Long Cove on Cedar Creek Lake for a “Hands On, Shoes Off” experience. Enjoy three (3) days and two (2) nights at Long Cove with full use of amenities and accommodations in the Camp Houses at Sunset Point.
Restrictions:
Donated by:
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• Captained Boat Ride: Fun shoreline cruise. Seasonal availability.
Subject to availability. Airfare, transportation, and meals not included.
• Lake Club Pool: Lakeside resort-style pool, hot tub, water slide, and game room.
Margaret Flanagan Solomon ’85 and Glenn Solomon
• $100 Regatta Grill credit for snacks, meals, wine, beer. Nonrefundable. • Golf: Unlimited use of driving range, 9-hole course, 2-acre putting green.
STAYCATION AT THE FOUR SEASONS LAS COLINAS
Value: $1,400 Enjoy a two-night stay in a villa guest room, with a round of golf for two (2) on the TPC Four Seasons course!
Donated by:
Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas
• Play Field and Toy Barn: Sports gear, yoga mats, community bikes, and fishing poles. • Hiking and biking trails that link to all neighborhoods. • Tennis and Basketball court available on a first-come, first-play basis.
OCEANFRONT GETAWAY IN GULF SHORES, ALABAMA
• Bass fishing in our three stocked ponds or from our community docks.
Value: $1,000 Escape for a relaxing time by the blue waves and white sand in a quiet town. Enjoy a two-bed, two-bath condo with a beautiful view. Check it out at AIR BNB at www.airbnb.com/rooms/15416032. The condo is yours for four nights anytime of the year, if available.
Donated by:
Accommodations in our Camp Houses. Private master, four youth bunks, sleeper couch, one bathroom. Amenities include community grill, picnic area, lakeside bonfire pit, and Hershey’s kit for S’morin’.
• Special Events: Feel free to join the fun.
Donated by:
Anjlica and Rajiv Dattatreya
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Long Cove
Big Board’s Big Travel NEW ORLEANS EXPERIENCE
Includes:
Value: $1,320
• Two (2) night stay at the Windsor Court Hotel
Enjoy an unforgettable two (2) night experience in the Crescent City – New Orleans. The winner of this item will enjoy staying at New Orleans’ most gracious luxury hotel, the Windsor Court, just steps from the French Quarter. The Windsor Court Hotel is beloved by New Orleans travelers for a variety of reasons including views of the Mississippi River from the higher-up balconies or bay windows, the delicious and refined Southern eats served in The Grill Room, the Polo Club Lounge’s live contemporary jazz performances, a fullservice spa, fitness center, and a rooftop pool, to mention just a few! The winner will also receive gift cards to the world-famous Commander’s Palace, Antoine’s, and Café Du Monde. Commander’s Palace, located in the Garden District, has been a New Orleans institution since 1893 and has long been one of the best-regarded upscale restaurants in the country. It is the winner of six James Beard Foundation awards, including Best Chef and Outstanding Service Award. Paul Prudhomme and Emeril Lagasse are two of its alumni! Antoine’s is a Louisiana Creole cuisine restaurant located in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, and has the distinction of being one of the oldest family-run restaurants in the United States, having been established in 1840 by Antoine Alciatore. It is notable for being the birthplace of several famous dishes, such as Oysters Rockefeller, Pompano en Papillote, Eggs Sardou and Pigeonneaux Paradis. The restaurant is also known for its VIP patrons, including several U.S. presidents and Pope John Paul II. Finally, enjoy powdered-sugar covered beignets and chicoryblended coffee near Jackson Square at another New Orleans landmark, the famous Café du Monde.
• $150 gift card to Antoine’s • $150 gift card to Commander’s Palace • $20 gift card to Café du Monde
Restrictions:
Hotel gift certificate is valid Sunday through Thursday only, and certain blackout dates apply; not all requested dates will be available; valid February 2, 2019 – March 31, 2020; certificate only used for room and tax; other charges to be paid by the bearer.
Donated by:
The Windsor Court Hotel and Marcia Rafkin
WYNDhAM VACATION RENTALS THREE NIGHTS IN BRECKENRIDGE OR KEYSTONE, CO
Value: $1,800 Three complimentary nights in a two-bedroom property in Breckenridge or Keystone, Colorado.
Restrictions:
Blackout dates apply on March 15-30, 2019; July 1-4, 2019; December 20, 2019-January 4, 2020; and February 16-19, 2020.
Expires:
February 28, 2020.
Donated by:
Wyndham Vacation Rentals
The winner of this item will certainly be able to “laissez les bon temps rouler!”
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Curator’s Choice The Art of Collecting
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Curator’s Choice The Art of Collecting ANDREW COLEMAN
Patrolling His Territory, 2016 Photograph 20 x 30 inches
$575 Starting bid $300 Courtesy of Andrew Coleman Framed by Debra Stevens Framing This extraordinary image of a male lion was taken while on safari in the Sabi Sands area of South Africa. It beautifully captures the steely eyes of the king of beasts as he cruises his territory on a cool winter morning.
ANDREW COLEMAN
The Wave, 2017 Photograph 20 x 30 inches
$575 Starting bid $300 Courtesy of Andrew Coleman Framed by Debra Stevens Framing This remarkable image of a formation known as The Wave was taken in Northern Arizona. The sensationally twisted sandstone curves of Arizona’s iconic sandstone feature is showcased with a beautiful blue sky in the background. National Geographic photographer Andrew Coleman has traveled around the globe in search of amazing wildlife and landscapes. Andrew Coleman is a regular contributor to National Geographic Traveler and the National Geographic website, as well as other publications, and is represented in the National Geographic Image Collection. Coleman has an insatiable appetite to be in the wild and, through his images, attempts to capture the extraordinary beauty of the natural world. He has joined National Geographic Expeditions to Yellowstone National Park, Alaska, South Georgia, Borneo, the Galápagos, the Arctic, Around the World by Private Jet, and Cuba. Over the course of his career, he has traveled, camera in hand, to some of the world’s most remarkable places, including Alaska, Bhutan, Jordan, Easter Island, Kenya, Peru, South Africa, and Uganda.
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Curator’s Choice The Art of Collecting
SARAH TODD
The Strength Within, 2018 Medium: Acrylic, 24K Gold Leaf, Genuine Silver Leaf and Resin on Floating Panel 48” tall x 36” wide
$2,645 Starting bid $400 Courtesy of Sarah Todd Art
PETER MAX
The Angel, 1990 Mixed media, watercolor, and oil paint on a hand drawing 11” tall x 15“ wide $6,000 Starting bid $600 Courtesy of Danaree and Alex Allgood Not only will the winner receive The Angel, but also the option to either have it sent to the artist for his signature or to have their own meet and greet with Peter Max in NYC for lunch or dinner at a mutually agreeable time. Peter Max is one of the only original pop artists that is still living. He resides in New York City with his wife, Mary. Peter is most famous for his vibrant use of colors. His career started in the 1960s when he did the backdrop stage for Woodstock. He has since been the official artist for the World Cup, Grammy Awards, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Super Bowl, the World Series, the Yankees and the Mets, US Open Tennis, and several U.S. Presidents, including former President Bill Clinton. He has also painted a Continental Airplane and a Norwegian Cruise Line ship. He is a well-known vegan and human and animal rights activist.
Restrictions:
The inspiration behind The Strength Within is that moment when you must pull the strength from within the depths of your soul and shine on. This painting was created specifically for The Hockaday School by Dallas artist, Sarah Todd. Sarah earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The University of Texas at Austin and her master’s degree in Design in Florence, Italy. Before she pursued a full-time career as an artist, she was a private elementary school art teacher in Dallas, Texas. Her most current body of work features abstract layers of color, 24K gold leaf, sterling silver leaf and high gloss resin, as well as large watercolors on paper. Sarah is inspired by her travels, nature, beauty, movement and energy. This year, Sarah has exhibited her Europe Collection in Hyde Park Village in Tampa, Florida, was the featured artist at AC Hotel Tampa by Marriott and exhibited her South Africa Collection in Preston Royal Village in Dallas, Texas. She currently lives and has her studio in the neighborhood of Bluffview in Dallas, Texas where she designs and paints custom pieces for collectors.
Buyer to pay for their own travel expenses and for dinner or lunch if the buyer elects to take the Meet and Greet option.
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Curator’s Choice The Art of Collecting
MATT KAPLINSKY
JANE BEAIRD ’06
Daisies, 2018
Community, 2018 8” tall x 10” wide Gouache and pen on paper Framed by Chris’ Craft Custom Framing
Oil on wood board, framed in a hand-made frame 33.5” tall x 25.5 “ wide
$3,700.00 Starting bid $500
Priceless Starting bid $250
Courtesy of Danaree and Alex Allgood Matt Kaplinsky is a celebrated Texas artist who creates abstracts in a variety of paint media. Kaplinsky works with color and texture directed canvases, but also image-oriented abstracts depending on surrounding influences. Reflections of various 20th century masters can be seen in the thick of his 21st century works. Kaplinsky strives to bring a certain sophisticated roughness into the clean open design of homes and businesses to help provide a sense of balance. This is a beautiful, feminine piece, commissioned specifically for Hockaday with a mix of Gerber (or Gerbera) and Wild (or Shasta) Daisies.
Artist and Illustrator Jane Beaird ’06 is inspired by women’s empowerment, inclusivity, and diversity. This image celebrates the Hockaday community by depicting students of every grade level. As an alumna, Jane remembers Hockaday as an enriching space for young women to find their voice, whether in academics, the arts, or athletics. Hockaday nurtures and encourages that inner strength, as represented by the daisies draped over the students’ shoulders; little symbols of each student’s unique identity. While living in Brooklyn, NY, Jane has worked in fashion design, fine arts, and film/television. She has body-doubled for actress Anne Hathaway since 2014 and has appeared in Law & Order: SVU, The Knick, Ocean’s 8, and Modern Love. She started the illustration studio Quiet Creature in 2016, selling her illustrations at art markets and working with brands like Anthropologie, Ted Baker, Lou & Grey, and Maje. She is thankful for Hockaday encouraging her to always be courageous, curious, and kind.
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Live Auction
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Live Auction – No.1 EXCLUSIVE NAPA AND SONOMA EXPERIENCE FOR 4 WITH HALL FAMILY WINES Value: $6,200 / Priceless Do you and your friends love wine and California? This fabulous, not-to-be-missed package offers two couples a three-day dream vacation at the elegant Senza Hotel in Napa, California. This modern hotel caters to the sophisticated traveler offering the luxury they seek in an authentic, relaxed atmosphere enabling a one-of-a-kind wine country experience. From the Senza Hotel, you will have private chauffeur transportation to the Hall Winery in Napa Valley where you will get the VIP experience, which includes the Private Ultimate Cabernet Experience for four (4) people and a private tasting with Hockaday alumna and Director of BACA, Jennifer Cain Brown ’01, to taste the brand-new BACA Zinfandel fleet of wines. Next, your private chauffeur will take you to the WALT Winery in Sonoma Valley where you will again receive the VIP experience, which includes the flagship Root 101 Tasting of Pinot Noirs and Picnic Lunch. Hall Napa Valley is an award-winning vintner and had the first Gold LEED® Gold Certified Winery in the State of California, making HALL Wines pioneers in the use of green buildings for the wine industry. Cheers!
Includes: • 3 nights at SENZA Hotel in Napa Valley for 2 couples • VIP Experience at HALL Winery, Napa Valley (Including Private Ultimate Cabernet Experience for 4 people and Private Tasting with Hockaday alumna, Jennifer Cain Brown ’01 and Director of BACA, to taste the brand-new BACA Zinfandel fleet of wines) • VIP Experience at WALT Winery, Sonoma Valley (including flagship Root 101 Tasting of Pinot Noirs & Picnic Lunch) • Private Chauffeur Transportation between SENZA Hotel and HALL & WALT wineries
Restrictions:
Donated by:
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Valid until February 2, 2020 and subject to availability Hall Family Wines, Senza Hotel, and Jennifer Cain Brown ’01
Live Auction – No.2 Stunning Pinehurst Resort Value: $8,410
Play in the footsteps of legendary golfers on the renowned courses of Pinehurst Resort including the 2014 U.S. Open Championship Pinehurst No. 2 course. Enjoy playing a variety of the Pinehurst courses on this golfing adventure amidst the stately luxury and southern elegance of the Pinehurst Resort. When off course, enjoy the charm of the historic resort with its sweeping verandas, famous breakfast buffet, and first-class rooms. Four (4) people will enjoy deluxe accommodations with breakfast and dinner daily.
Donald Ross Package for Four Includes: • Three-day, two-night deluxe accommodations for four (4) people (double occupancy) • Breakfast and dinner daily • One round of golf daily for four including green fees, cart, and practice range. This includes one round of golf for four on Pinehurst No. 2, site of the 2014 U.S. Open Championship • Ground transportation to and from the Raleigh Durham International Airport
Restrictions: • These accommodations require reservations and are subject to availability. • This certificate will expire February 2, 2020 and is not transferable or exchangeable for cash value.
Donated by:
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Pinehurst Resort & Country Club – The Dedman Family
Live Auction – No.3 NORTHPARK VIP EXPERIENCE AND SHOPPING SPREE WITH NORTHPARK & EISEMAN JEWELS Value: $10,000/Priceless Your NorthPark experience will not end here. At your convenience, continue the fun as you shop the exclusive stores of NorthPark. Eiseman Jewels and NorthPark Center have partnered to offer the ultimate Dallas shopping spree! This experience includes a $5,000 NorthPark Gift Card as well as a $5,000 gift certificate to Eiseman Jewels at NorthPark Center - all yours for the spending! Eiseman Jewels, who has proudly served the Dallas community for over 50 years, invites you to choose from their coveted designer and diamond jewelry collections or unparalleled Swiss timepiece collection. With just under 250 retail stores such as Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Nike, and Burberry, NorthPark Center is a shopper’s paradise. Let the #BIG shopping spree begin!
Includes: • A tour by Nancy A. Nasher ’72 of the art collection at NorthPark for up to ten (10) people Enjoy the ultimate NorthPark VIP Experience with co-owner of NorthPark Center – Nancy A. Nasher ’72. You and nine (9) of your guests will have a private, guided tour with Nancy of this world-class center that exemplifies the very best of our great city, exhibiting Modern, Contemporary, and cutting edge art in an unparalleled architectural setting.
• A luncheon hosted by Nancy A. Nasher ’72 for up to ten (10) • $5,000 NorthPark Gold gift card • $5,000 gift certificate to Eiseman Jewels
Restrictions:
Cultural icon, legendary business leader, Hockaday alumna, and Hockaday parent, Nancy A. Nasher ’72, will share stories about their exceptional museum quality art collection, stopping at specific works of art to share secrets behind their creation, acquisition and installation, as well as stories about how the artwork was discovered and added to the collection.
• NorthPark VIP Experience will be organized with Nancy Nasher on a mutually agreeable date. • Eiseman Jewels gift certificate expires on February 2, 2020. • NorthPark Gold gift certificate expires on February 2, 2020.
Donated by:
After your unforgettable tour with Nancy, you and your friends will be her special guests at a fabulous private luncheon at Bazille in Nordstrom.
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Nancy A. Nasher ’72 and David J. Haemisegger, NorthPark Center, and Eiseman Jewels
Live Auction – No.4 ASpen Experience Value: $6,400 Enjoy a three-night stay in two deluxe accommodation rooms at the Hotel Jerome in beautiful Aspen, Colorado. The 130-year-old Hotel Jerome is perfectly positioned in the heart of downtown Aspen, within walking distance of Ajax Mountain. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is an incredible brick structure built in the 1880s and is often described as Aspen’s “crown jewel.” Hotel Jerome has been included in Conde Nast Traveler’s Gold List Favorite Hotels in the World. While you are in Aspen, you may choose to enjoy some of the following: Skiing at four exceptional mountains, golf, hiking, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sleigh rides, fly fishing, Pilates and yoga, biking, tennis, hot air ballooning, shopping, local cultural events, and food and wine festivals. This fabulous package offers two couples or your family the chance to experience all of the wonders of Aspen, Colorado.
Includes: • Three (3) night stay in two (2) deluxe accommodation rooms at the Hotel Jerome, an Auberge Resorts Collection property • Each room includes daily breakfast for two (2) people and one (1) 60-minute Auberge Signature Massage.
Expiration:
Valid until December 31, 2019 and subject to availability and blackout dates
Donated by:
Marybeth and Craig Reid
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Live Auction – No.5 ON THE SET OF SHARK TANK Value: Priceless
You and five (5) guests will enjoy the rare access to the closed set of the highly-acclaimed and insanely popular Emmy award winning reality television show that has reinvigorated entrepreneurship in America, SHARK TANK. As the VIP guests of Mark Cuban, your group will experience a live taping of Shark Tank on the closed set and witness the pitches first hand. A tour of the set and meeting the Sharks is a must, as well as taking your turn to sit in the Sharks’ seats for photo opportunities. This is truly a one-of-a-kind VIP experience!
Includes: • Set visit for six (6) for a day to watch the filming of Shark Tank • Lunch and snacks throughout the day on the set • Meet and Greet with the Sharks
Restrictions: •
Dates to be mutually agreed upon. Visit to be scheduled in advance. Shark Tank films at Sony Studios in Los Angeles (Culver City), CA from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm in June 2019 and September 2019, exact dates to be determined.
Donated by:
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Tiffany and Mark Cuban
Live Auction – No.6 THE EXCLUSIVE HIGHLAND PARK VILLAGE EXPERIENCE Value: $13,092 Enjoy a year of wonderful beauty, food, and entertainment at the renowned Highland Park Village! Dazzle yourself with William Noble in some of the season’s most luxurious jewels and receive the ultimate William Noble experience in the new salon. As one of the longest standing merchants in the prestigious Highland Park Village, William Noble is pleased to open its new doors in 2019 after a major building renovation. Known for impeccable service, the team will gladly welcome you for a first look inside 100 Highland Park Village. Along with an amazing $10,000 gift certificate, enjoy your own private tour of the new offices. Sip champagne and try on this year’s most unique statement pieces, including signed jewels, estate collections, and gifts for everyone. Value: $10,000 “Day of Beauty” at the Frédéric Fekkai Salon - Treat yourself to the ultimate “Day of Beauty” and prepare to be wowed by Fekkai’s impeccably trained professionals and exceptional services, including a blowout, manicure and makeup application. Whether preparing for a black-tie event or a relaxing night in, pampering yourself is always a wonderful idea. Value: $242 His and Hers Slippers from Hadleigh’s – Pick from bespoke fabric designs to fit your signature slipper style from distinguished atelier, Hadleigh’s, and explore a world of tailored pieces for men and women. Perfect for any occasion, peruse a plethora of options and choose your favorite. Value: $900
Highland Park Village Shopping Spree and Personal Styling Services - Shop the season’s latest looks with the help of Highland Park Village’s expert team of personal stylists. Whether refreshing your go-to accessories with a new handbag from CHANEL or looking for the perfect party dress from Lela Rose, experience personal shopping services with $1,000 to use at any boutique on property, compliments of Highland Park Village. Value: $1,000 Social Soiree with Royal Blue Grocery - Host the perfect al fresco party on Royal Blue Grocery’s patio and treat friends to a gourmet wine and cheese experience. Sip a flight of three wines hand selected by the in-house sommelier, accompanied with an artisan cheese and charcuterie spread for 10 guests. In addition, enjoy a Royal Blue Grocery’s cheese and charcuterie board from the comfort of your own home for the gathering of your choice. Value: $450 Private Screening Event at the Village Theatre - Host a private event or birthday party at the historic Village Theatre featuring the movie screening of your choice. Your group of 10–14 guests are invited to celebrate any special occasion with a side of movie theater popcorn and sweet treats! Value: $500
Restrictions: Frédéric Fekkai Salon: There are no substitutions of services, must be redeemed the same day, and expiration date is February 1, 2020. Royal Blue Grocery: Offer must be redeemed by October 1, 2019. Reservation for party must be booked one week in advance. The offer is not available on July 4, 2019. The Village Theatre: Private event must be held by February 2, 2020. William Noble: A prior appointment scheduled at the salon is required. Gift certificate expires December 31, 2019. Further details apply – see gift certificate.
Donated by:
William Noble Rare Jewels, Frederic Fekkai Salon,
Hadleigh’s, Highland Park Village, Royal Blue Grocery,
and Highland Park Village Theatre
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Live Auction – No.7 “TRANS DIMENSIONAL PORTAL” BY JD MILLER AND AN ARTFUL EVENING WITH THE ARTIST AND FRIENDS Value: $38,500 This is a wonderful opportunity to add a spectacular work of art to your collection while also experiencing a catered dinner by Nick & Sam’s Steakhouse at Samuel Lynne Galleries. Trans Dimensional Portal is a masterpiece created by the award-winning, reflectionist, JD Miller. Reflectionism combines a philosophy of art and a style of painting that is grounded in Asian mindfulness, meditation, and The New Thought philosophy founded in the U.S. in the 19th century, which holds that Infinite Intelligence is everywhere, that spirit is the totality of real things, true human selfhood is divine, divine thought is a force for good, sickness originates in the mind, and that “right thinking” has a healing effect. In 21st century terms, Reflectionism is rooted in the law of attraction—the belief that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, a person brings positive or negative experiences into their life. Miller was born in San Diego, California and moved to Texas as a child. He finished his undergraduate career at the University of North Texas and is the recipient of scores of awards. His artwork has been featured across the country. The fortunate collector who acquires Trans Dimensional Portal and nine (9) friends will also get to enjoy an exceptional and memorable private dinner catered by Nick & Sam’s Steakhouse at Samuel Lynne Galleries, surrounded by some of the artist’s most recent work and in the company of JD Miller.
Includes:
Restrictions:
Donated by:
• JD Miller painting: Trans Dimensional Portal valued at $28,500, size 48 x 48 inches, or a commission to the winner’s liking of equal value
• A catered dinner at Samuel Lynne Galleries from Nick & Sam’s Steakhouse for up to ten (10) people, with an exceptional menu and outstanding service, in a gorgeous art gallery setting
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Nick and Sam’s dinner to be held on a date that is currently available and does not conflict with any other previously scheduled gallery events. JD Miller; Samuel Lynne Galleries, and Nick & Sam’s Steakhouse
Live Auction – No.8 Dream Playhouse Value: Priceless “PLAY is the answer to how anything NEW comes about.” - Piaget Your little princess is sure to have all her wishes come true in this amazing Dream Playhouse designed by GFF Architects and constructed by Lee Lewis Construction, Inc. Clad in warmly stained cedar siding and covered with a durable standing-seam metal roof, this luxury backyard retreat features a playful, creative, and vibrant interior space with appropriately scaled furniture, including a desk, a couch, built in bookshelves and a cozy loft that is accessible by an elegant wooden ladder. The covered outdoor patio is defined by horizontal wood slats, which creates the feeling of a protected outdoor room that will provide endless hours of fun. The Dream Playhouse provides a tranquil space that lets your princess be active, expand her imagination, and develop essential skills in an airy and playful environment! Overall dimensions of the playhouse are 10’ x 12’ plus the 6’ patio.
With significant contributions by the following companies: • Don Burden & Associates, Inc. – Planter metal liner • Interface – Loft carpet tiles • Intex Electrical Contractors – Electrical and lighting • Jansco, Inc. – Painting and wood staining • JCR Integrated Solutions – Framing and drywall • Maharam – Bench cushion fabric • Paragon Furniture Inc. – Desk chair and stool • Pierce/Riverside Glass L.C. – Glass and glazing • R&B Roofing, LLC – Standing seam metal roof • Steel Boss International – Steel lifting inserts
Construction of the playhouse has been donated by the GFF Architects, Lee Lewis Construction, Inc., and Pritchard Associates with the generous help of many of the suppliers who are involved in the building process of the Ann Graves Child Development Center.
Includes: • An 88-square-foot Dream Playhouse constructed of the finest materials with interior décor and furnishings • Delivery to location of your choice • Playhouse has a pressure treated wood base and will be leveled at the final location • Playhouse has power, but service must be provided to the exterior electrical panel
Donated by:
GFF Architects (David Dumas, Idaliza Camacho, & Jamie Bowers), Lee Lewis Construction, Inc. (Jared Schafer, Ricky Donithan, & Stevi Alexander Herta), and Pritchard Associates (Paul Jusselin).
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Live Auction – No.9 PAINTING SESSION FOR YOUR DAUGHTER WITH DALLAS-BASED REFLECTIONIST ARTISTS JD MILLER AND LEA FISHER Value: Priceless Inspire and awaken your child’s inner creativity with this amazing, once in a lifetime opportunity for your daughter to join renowned Dallas-based Reflectionist artists JD Miller and Lea Fisher in their Design District studio for an exclusive private painting session. The Reflectionist technique is characterized by a multi-dimensional oil application, and the method and technique—the thick application of oil using painting knives to create a sculptural element within a painting—is new. There are two main components of Reflectionism: following the law of attraction and translating that experience into art on the canvas. With this three-dimensional oil, JD Miller conveys his sense of freedom, his joy in the miracle of creation, and the synchronicity of the universe. Lea Fisher paints dramatic compositions that mirror her life experiences in which she creates bold, authentic, and emotionally expansive artworks that frequently possess an ethereal quality. Your daughter will get to know how the artists put paint to canvas and will create an artwork of your own! This once in a lifetime experience is not to be missed!
Restrictions:
Date to be mutually agreed upon.
Donated by:
JD Miller and Lea Fisher
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Live Auction – No.10 Costa Rica Experience Value: $5,290
Two couples or one family will enjoy three nights at Hacienda AltaGracia – the finest of country living in Costa Rica. Hacienda AltaGracia sits in the clouds, on top of the mountains of Pérez Zeledón in the southern region of Costa Rica. Once a coffee farm, AltaGracia is now an intimate resort delivering hand crafted care and luxury across every space. There are 50 individual haciendastyle casitas, each with sweeping views of Costa Rica’s San Isidro Valley and nearby mountains. The resort’s dining collection speaks to all the senses offering locally inspired cuisine with most of the produce used in menus originating from its own 20-acre organic farm. AltaGracia also has an awe-inspiring spa which boasts a reputation as one of Central America’s leading wellness havens featuring state-of-art relaxation and fitness facilities, two panoramic outdoor pools and majestic gardens and multifunctional recreation spaces. Worlds away from the business of everyday life, AltaGracia offers an adventure few get to experience in Costa Rica; a pure, pristine and authentic side.
Enjoy some of the following experiences while at Hacienda AltaGracia: Ultralight flights over mountains, waterfalls, lush forests and the Pacific coastline; A rainforest hike to a majestic 3-tiered waterfall followed by a locally prepared Costa Rican lunch; Los Cusingos – a wildlife bird refuge; Horse riding along mountain trails; Mountain Biking; Zip Lining; Water Rafting; Cedral Coffee Plantation tour, and Life on a Farm tour. This fabulous package offers your family or two couples a dream vacation, where all of your senses will be recharged.
Includes: • Three (3) night’s stay in two (2) Deluxe King Suites at Hacienda AltaGracia, an Auberge Resorts Collection property • Daily Breakfast at Amber Terrace for four (4) • Two (2) 60 minute classic Auberge massages
Restrictions:
Valid until December 31, 2019 and subject to availability and blackout dates
Donated by:
Marybeth and Craig Reid
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Live Auction – No.11 EXCLUSIVE WEEK-LONG EXPERIENCE AT TRAMMELL AND MARGARET CROW’S VAIL, COLORADO HOME Value: Priceless Enjoy an unforgettable week-long vacation at Trammell and Margaret Crow’s Family Home on the golf course in the exclusive resort of Vail, Colorado. Vail’s slogan, “Like No Place on Earth,” perfectly describes this idyllic setting. Vail is a small town set within the majestic White River National Forest, approximately 120 miles west of Denver, and is home to the exclusive Vail Ski Resort. In the winter, skiing and snowboarding are the top activities, but you can also experience snowmobiling, snowshoeing, snow tubing, sleigh rides, and more beyond the slopes. In the summer, the town and surrounding mountains explode with energy and adventure, with zip lines, a mountain coaster, hiking, fishing, golfing, mountainbiking, white-water rafting, and much more. The options are endless, and this is a perfect location for an unforgettable family adventure. Around town, you will also find top-notch spas, worldclass shopping, and culinary delights that will satisfy even the most discriminating traveler. Your family and friends can choose either one week in the summer (June 21-27, 2019) or one week in the winter (January 11-17, 2020). This seven (7) bedroom home on the golf course has five (5) Queen/King beds and six (6) twin beds, which can sleep up to 16. After spending time in Vail, your group will understand why “it is like no place on earth!”
Includes: • Seven (7) days and six (6) nights in a private, Vail, Colorado home
Restrictions:
Winner can choose either June 21-27, 2019 or January 11-17, 2020.
Donated by:
Lucy Billingsley Burns ’98 and Tom Burns
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Live Auction – No.12 VOLCAN TEQUILA EXPERIENCE IN GUADALAJARA, MEXICO Value: Priceless This is a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable Mexican experience and private tour of the Volcan De Mi Tierra distillery that is not to be missed. Volcan De Mi Tierra is the newest super-premium tequila brand from the partnership of LVMH-Moët Hennessy and the Gallardo Family. Your experience will begin in Guadalajara where you will spend a day and night at the luxurious Demetria Hotel. This all-suite, ultra-contemporary boutique hotel is situated in the Lafayette neighborhood, just a 15-minute drive from the center of Guadalajara. It is close to the Guadalajara Cathedral, the San Juan de Dios Market, and the Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan. The chic suites with modern decor offer walk-in showers with rainfall showerheads. Guests will also enjoy the rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool and city views. Next, you and your friends will visit the Agave fields and experience the tequila manufacturing process first-hand as you travel to the Volcan De Mi Tierra distillery. You will experience unforgettable moments like a private tasting in La Terraza, a visit to the pre-Hispanic Guachimontones pyramids, and a night stay at the family’s seventeenth century Hacienda La Gavilana overlooking the very land that Volcan calls home. The Volcan distillery and Hacienda La Gavilana are not open to the public, and entry is by invitation only. Enjoy a truly unique experience with your spouse and friends, while learning all about tequila in the heart of Mexico!
Includes: • Two-nights, three-days for two couples; One night at the Demetria Hotel and one-night stay at the Hacienda. • Transportation to and from airport, distillery, and hacienda. • Agave fields visit • Distillery production tour • Tasting and lunch at the Distillery • Dinner at the Hacienda • Visit to pre-Hispanic Guachimontones pyramids
Restrictions:
Dates to be mutually agreed upon
Donated by:
Tequila Volcan and Gela Gallardo
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Live Auction – No.13 DINNER FOR 8, IN THE KITCHEN WITH DEAN FEARING AND DR. KAREN WARREN COLEMAN Value: Priceless Enjoy a private dinner for eight (8) with Dr. Karen Warren Coleman and the all-star celebrity chef Dean Fearing. During this incredible evening, Dean Fearing, author of The Texas Food Bible, will create a one-of-a-kind culinary evening for you at the Chef’s Table at his own Fearing’s Restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton, Dallas or at the winner’s home, complete with wine and cocktails for the ultimate dinner party! Known as the “Father of Southwestern Cuisine,” Dean’s popular menu favorites have been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek, Food and Wine, Southern Living, Forbes, Fox News, Bon Appétit, Garden & Gun, Robb Report, The Food Network, Guitar Aficionado, and more. He is the author of The Texas Food Bible, was recently recognized as the “Pioneer of American Cuisine” by The Culinary Institute of America, and was also presented the Silver Spoon Award for sterling performance by Food Arts.
Restrictions: • Up to eight (8) guests total, plus Dr. Coleman • Date to be mutually agreed upon. Excludes Saturdays, holidays, and special events. • Expires: March 1, 2020
Donated by:
Chef Dean Fearing and Wanda Gierhart, Dr. Karen Warren Coleman
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Live Auction – No.14 FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES AND PJ PARTY FOR A WHOLE GRADE Value: Priceless Give your daughter’s grade a crazy night they won’t soon forget. A whole grade will enjoy a pajama party and game night at Hockaday in Penson – no parents allowed! Drop your daughters off at 6:00 pm and go enjoy yourselves while your daughter and her friends have a blast at this customized party. Coaches will create a theme, plan for fun music, and customize hilarious games and prizes that are age appropriate. The girls will enjoy pizza and other treats, lots of laughs, friendly competition, and tons of fun. Pick up will be at 9:00 pm.
Includes: • Party for a whole grade • Parents drop off girls and go out • 6:00 – 9:00 pm • Girls play games (geared toward age of winning grade) • Girls can wear pajamas if that is part of the theme • Pizza and Special Treats
Restrictions:
Donated by:
The event will take place on one of the following Fridays: February 22, 2019, March 29, 2019, or April 5, 2019. Deb Surgi, Director of Athletics, Jenn Johnson, Assistant Director of Athletics and Department Chair for Health and Physical Education, and Hockaday Coaches
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Live Auction – No.15 DINNER FOR 8, A DINNER PARTY WITH DEB SURGI, HOSTED BY DR. KAREN WARREN COLEMAN Value: Priceless Enjoy a private dinner for eight (8) with Deb Surgi, Director of Athletics, hosted in the home of Dr. Karen Warren Coleman and Andy Coleman. This professionally catered Cajun Mardi Gras dinner, complete with wine and cocktails, will be the most fun dinner party this side of New Orleans!
Includes: • Professionally catered dinner with a Cajun/Mardi Gras theme • Dinner for 8 plus Deb Surgi, Dr. Karen Warren Coleman and Andy Coleman, and Hockaday Coaches
Restrictions:
Pre-determined date
Donated by:
Deb Surgi, Director of Athletics, Dr. Karen Warren Coleman and Andy Coleman, Hockaday Coaches
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Lisa Loeb ’86 Concert Hockaday is thrilled to welcome back Hockaday Alumna Lisa Loeb ’86 and recent recipient of a 2018 GRAMMY Award for her album Feel What U Feel. Singer-songwriter, author, and philanthropist, Lisa Loeb, is making a special stop in Dallas to Hockaday’s Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Family Theater, while on her current North American tour, for an extraordinary live show that promises to delight the whole family, from pre-K to adult. Lisa will perform the songs her fans know and love, including her No. 1 hit “Stay (I Missed You)” and other radio hits and fan favorites. A trailblazing independent artist, Lisa was the first pop musician to have a Number 1 hit single while not signed to a recording contract. She followed that remarkable feat with the hit songs “Do You Sleep”, “I Do”, and “Let’s Forget About It” and the albums Cake and Pie and No Fairy Tale. Her albums Tails and Firecracker were both certified Gold. Lisa continues to craft irresistible pop songs, while designing Lisa Loeb Eyewear, writing children’s books, and supporting non-profit causes. The Los Angeles based mother of two is well known to parents and kids for her albums Catch the Moon (with Elizabeth
Friday, March 22, 2019
Mitchell) and Camp Lisa (with sales benefiting the Camp Lisa
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Foundation).
The Hockaday School
Lisa’s wit, humor and sparkling creativity is sure to inspire and
The Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Family Theater
excite children and grown-ups alike. Don’t miss out on the chance
$40 per Ticket
stories live, on campus, in the beautiful Nancy A. Nasher and David
to hear smash hits and songs from her entire catalogue as well as J. Haemisegger Family Theater on Friday, March 22, from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. Tickets are available online through the silent auction website https://www.muradauctions.net/hockaday.
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