60 - BLACK LEAF NECKLACE BY 68 - ASH LAWN-HIGHLAND
THIERRY DRAPANAS
Value: $60.00 Opening Bid: $30.00
Value: $28.00 Opening Bid: $15.00
A certificate for a private tour for up to six people of the house
Beautiful handcrafted necklace by former MLS parent and artist
and grounds of Ash Lawn-Highland, the home of James Monroe.
Thierry Drapanas.
69 - LURAY CAVERNS
Value: $42.00 Opening Bid: $20.00
61 - LILAC BRIOLETTES BY
Two complimentary admissions to Luray Caverns, the largest and
THIERRY DRAPANAS
most popular caverns in Eastern America.
Value: $52.00 Opening Bid: $25.00
Beautiful handcrafted necklace by former MLS parent and artist
70 - CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF RICHMOND
Thierry Drapanas.
Value: $32.00 Opening Bid: $15.00

Enjoy the interactive exhibits and activities at the Children’s Mu-
seum of Richmond with a family of four pass.
62 - INNISBROOK WRAP GIFT BASKET
Value: $278.00 Opening Bid: $100.00
A gift basket filled with gift bags, tags, tissue paper and bows.
71 - AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE CENTER
Also includes Krispy Crème Coffee, a school year picture frame, a
Value: $80.00 Opening Bid: $40.00
family activity calendar, a birthday calendar and more!
Experience Shakespeare’s plays as they were meant to be seen

with a voucher for two complimentary tickets to the Blackfriar’s
Playhouse in nearby Staunton Virginia.
72 - SHENANDOAH CAVERNS
Entertainment
Value: $88.00 Opening Bid: $30.00
A family of four pass to visit Shenandoah Caverns, thrilling visi-
& Admissions
tors since 1922. Also includes admission to American Celebration
on Parade, the nation’s premier parade float exhibit, the Yellow
Barn where you can experience a live animal mini farm and a vast
restored carriage collection AND Main Street of Yesteryear, exhib-
iting window displays with over 100 animated figures.
63 - FOXFIELD FALL RACES TICKETS
Value: $140.00 Opening Bid: $70.00
Four general admission tickets to the Fall Foxfield races held on
73 - SHENANDOAH CAVERNS
September 27th. Includes 1 infield parking pass and 4 boxed
Value: $88.00 Opening Bid: $30.00
lunches and a desert platter from Little John’s Deli on The Corner.
A family of four pass to visit Shenandoah Caverns, thrilling visi-
tors since 1922. Also includes admission to American Celebration
on Parade, the nation’s premier parade float exhibit, the Yellow
64 - MONTICELLO
Barn where you can experience a live animal mini farm and a vast
Value: $60.00 Opening Bid: $30.00
restored carriage collection AND Main Street of Yesteryear, exhib-
Four complimentary admission passes to Thomas Jefferson’s
iting window displays with over 100 animated figures.
Monticello. A great educational outing with the kids.
Donated by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Monticello
74 - VIRGINIA DISCOVERY MUSEUM
Value: $75.00 Opening Bid: $35.00
65 - MASSANUTTEN WATER PARK
A 1-year family membership to the Virginia Discovery Museum,
Value: $80.00 Opening Bid: $40.00
the hands-on children’s museum on the downtown mall. Target
Two waterpark passes. Come surf the wave on the Pipeline, the
ages are 1 to 10. Includes reciprocal admission to 321 science
Blue Ridge Rapids, the Avalanche and the Skyline Falls. A great
centers. NEW MEMBERS ONLY.
summer family activity.
75 - MOUNT VERNON
66 - FRONTIER CULTURE MUSEUM
Value: $60.00 Opening Bid: $30.00
Value: $50.00 Opening Bid: $25.00
Four complimentary daytime tickets to Mount Vernon, George
Explore America’s and Europe’s past in Staunton Virginia with
Washington’s Estate and Gardens.
theses 4 complimentary tickets and a museum guidebook.
Donated by The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union
67 - NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA
76 - ALBEMARLE PARKS FAMILY
Value: $92.00 Opening Bid: $40.00
SEASON PASS
A full day’s adventure in Natural Bridge Virginia includes a Family
of 4 pass to Natural Bridge including the Monacan Indian Village,
Value: $100.00 Opening Bid: $50.00
the Drama of Creation, the Caverns, and the Wax Museum.
A season pass for a family (limit of 5) to unlimited swimming at
Chris Greene, Mint Springs and Walnut Creek during the 2009
swimming season.
Donated by Albemarle County Parks and Recreation Department
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