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Escape to Margaritaville Night Out for Two
The night is all planned for you! After an exquisite dinner at Buffalo Chophouse, you’ll head to Shea’s for ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE, the musical comedy featuring both original songs and your most-loved Jimmy Buffett classics, including “Fins,” “Volcano,” “Cheeseburger in Paradise” and many more. After the show, you’ll enjoy an overnight stay at Buffalo’s finest overnight venue, Hotel Henry. Hotel Henry is an original-concept full-service hotel nestled within the National Historic Landmark Richardson Olmsted Campus. Rooms embody a variety of unique layouts, with efficient use of historical spaces and the buildings’ original design. Hotel Henry’s Urban Resort is distinctive from the type of “resort” that most travelers expect. Instead, the surrounding city of Buffalo – its galleries and cultural institutions, architecture, nearby parks are the treasures to be enjoyed.
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Little Prince Heavy Baby, Heirloom Doll Carriage
Jill Quinn and Stephen Oubre have teamed up again to give you this one of a kind heirloom doll and stroller set. Little Prince is handmade with organic cotton, wool, millet, and a touch of calming lavender. Weighted baby dolls are very calming to hold, assist in staying seated, and teach warmth and compassion. Little Prince comes with a handmade quilt lovingly made by Kindergarten Assistant Ms. Megan’s mother, Linda Kintzel. Steve Oubre, AWS Alumni parent and expert craftsman, designed and crafted the perfect doll-sized carriage to take Little Prince for a stroll.
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MLB Game and Pirates swag
Do you see these seats? Four tickets to see the Pittsburgh Pirates play the Washington Nationals (2019 World Series champions!) on Saturday, July 18, at 7 pm at beautiful PNC Park in downtown Pittsburgh. We’ve included a Roberto Clemente T-shirt, 1963 Topps trading card, and a New Era Pirates Baseball Hat.
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Early Childhood Set of Seasonal Felted Scenes
Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn come to life in these one-of-a-kind wool-felted, nature scenes. Our EC teachers capture the four seasons with richly colored wool and felting talent like no other! Many hours and much love and care went into every detail these one-of-a-kind pieces. Display all four or use each seasonally for a fun redesign of your decor. Stunning in every way!
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Grade 3/4 Heirloom Wooden Calendar
This stunning calendar is artisan crafted from solid hardwood maple to last year after year. It is not only beautiful but a very useful tool in both teaching and organizing your days. Use your calendar to bring attention to the purpose of the day and upcoming events. The students in grade 3/4 worked carefully and purposefully to illustrate and number each piece of the calendar.
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Grade 1/2 Felt Flower Buttons
Working with Mrs. Carrow, the students in grade 1/2 picked out pretty felt and fun buttons to create beautiful layered Spring flowers. They carefully stacked their felt and favorite buttons, sewing oh so carefully to bring you this gorgeous and unique work of art.
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Stephen Hauschka Signed Football Game Ball
This football was used in a Buffalo Bills game, and is signed by kicker Stephen Hauschka.
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Ashgrove Handprint Peace Dove
Working with Mrs. Quinn, the Ash Grove Pre-K and Kindergarten students excitedly lined up for their turn to pick favorite colors of paint and the perfect spot on the paper. The children were very proud of their colorful hand print, sharing their thoughts of whose hand was bigger, what colors they’d like to pick next, and shared stories of their favorite crafts they like to do at school and home. Their hands will never be this small again, and are already bigger than they were on this day - don’t let this one get away!
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Grade 5/6 Metal Embossing Modern Art
The students in grade 5/6 worked with Mr. Kershner and Mrs. Carrow on this fun and unique work of art. Using special tools, the students chose aluminum or copper sheets to embellish with their personalized designs carefully. Ready to hang, this beauty can be yours to put up in your home tonight!
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Grade 7/8 Heart Hands Photo
The students in Grade 8 worked independently on their framed wood art pieces and are incredibly proud of them. When we talked about these going to auction, they voiced their unified opinion that they wanted to re-enact their heart/hands photo from 5th grade to include their 7th-grade classmates. The heartbeat is still strong and full of love within this group of students. A beautiful moment of friendship and togetherness is captured in rich sepia tones on this ready to hang canvass.
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