The Arboretum Foundation Presents: Opening Night Party .
The Arboretum Foundation presents:Opening Night Party & Auctionat the Northwest Flower & Garden FestivalTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020Washington State Convention CenterDoors Open: 5 PM
Icicle Creek Architecture & Wildflower TourEnjoy a day at Jennifer and Scott Wyatt’s mountain homein Leavenworth, exploring pristine trails that wind alongIcicle Creek and up the canyon. The Wyatts will sharewith you how they designed their sustainable “off thegrid” home and native plant expert Randall Hitchin willlead you in a wildflower hike. Options are also availablefor a leisurely ramble to photograph plants and wildlife.After the hike, guests will be treated to a multi-courseluncheon in the Wyatt’s home, affording stunning viewsof the canyon and its jagged peaks.Sunday, May 17, 2020 10amGenerously donated by Jenny and Scott Wyatt8 spots available, 200 per personTransportation not includedLarry Hubbell Bird-watching Tourin the ArboretumBoard member Larry Hubbell is a well-known authorof the Union Bay Watch blog and your expert sourcefor information about birds and their habitats. This2 hour birdwatching tour in the Arboretum will focus onnesting, feeding and secrets of bird identification. Pleasebring your binoculars and birding questions! Afterwards,enjoy light refreshments and lively conversation at theLookout Gazebo. This is a wonderful opportunity for birdenthusiasts of all interest and skill levels to find more tolove in our urban habitat.Sunday, April 26, 2020 9amBonus: April 26th is John Audubon’s Birthday!We’ll raise a glass to him at the Lookout Gazebo.Generously donated by Larry Hubbell15 spots available, 125 per person
A Magical Mystery Tour with Ciscoe Morrisat the Fries’ GardenAre you ready to take a trip into a fabulous privategarden with Ciscoe Morris? Featured in several booksand publications, the garden of Kathy and Ed Fries onChampagne Point in Kirkland began 27 years ago as anacre parcel on Lake Washington. Now encompassing7 acres, the garden features fanciful follies housingornamental poultry and pheasants and century-oldnative trees framing Champagne Creek. Whimsicalstructures to explore include Clucking Hen Palace, hometo unusual breeds of poultry; Doges Palace, a Venetianinspired folly and tower; a Chess Pavilion, and a100 year-old beachfront cabin.Rare plants are found throughout the gardens, as wellas many ferns, fuchsias, woodland treasures and avegetable garden. And you won’t want to miss the finalresting place of Anubis, God of the Underworld, after hisaround-the-world travels with the 2012 King Tut exhibitwhich culminated in Seattle!Your tour ends with a garden-inspired tea with homemadetreats, refreshments and a chance to chat with Ciscoeabout the garden. What can we say to cap things offexcept: “Oh-La-La!”Sunday, June 14, 2020 1pmGenerously donated by Ciscoe Morris,Kathy and Ed Fries15 spots available, 150 per person
Rhododendron Heaven:Tour the Brockenbrough GardenFor more than 50 years, Dr. Ned Brockenbrough hasdesigned and cultivated an extraordinary privaterhododendron garden on the shore of Lake Washington.It’s been featured in Sunset books and visited byenthusiasts from around the world—but has never beenopen to the public. In this private tour for 12 people,you will see an astonishing variety of rhododendrons.Some are gigantic specimens Ned brought back fromtreks to the Sikkim region of the Himalayas; othersare rhododendrons he hybridized himself. Ned is alegend among rhody hybridizers, and a number of hiscreations—including ‘Nancy Evans’, ‘Bambino’ and‘Dawn’—have found pride of place in the Arboretum’sRhododendron Hybrid Garden. Ned’s home gardenalso features an extensive collection of bonsai. Followingthe tour, hors d’oeuvres and refreshments will be served.Saturday, May 2, 2020 1pmGenerously donated byDr. Ned and Mrs. Jean Brockenbrough12 spots available, 150 per personThe Autumn Leaves Insider’s Fall TramTour in the Arboretum for 10Autumn is one of the best times of the year to visit theArboretum and enjoy the fall colors and changingseasons. Nestled among the gardens, natural areas,and wetlands, the Arboretum has one of the largestcollections of deciduous trees in the Pacific Northwest.Your guides will be Jason Morse, Arboretum Foundationboard president, and Ray Larson, UW Curator of LivingCollections and the Otis Douglas Hyde Herbarium. Yourjourney will include viewing rich fall colors and interestingseasonal textures of Japanese maples, buckeye, witchhazel, Oregon grape, dogwood, native berries andmore. A true feast for the senses. After the tour, adjourn toWisteria Hall for wine, goodies and more conversationabout the Arboretum’s colorful history.Tuesday, October 13, 2020 4pmProvided by the Arboretum Foundation10 spots available, 100 per person
Capitol Hill Gardens Tour & Brunch For 8Take a step back in time to explore Seattle’s most eleganthistoric neighborhood on this tour for eight people, ledby none other than highly respected landscape architectand Arboretum Foundation board President, JasonMorse. Gain rare access to exclusive private gardens,and enjoy a sumptuous brunch at one of Seattle’s mostexciting new restaurants. Walk along the shady streetsof the Harvard Belmont district and learn about themovers and shakers who built these magnificent homesand gardens.“This was truly an amazing experience that noneof us will forget! Thanks to Jason’s vast knowledgeand preparation, we learned so much about earlySeattle, its pioneers and their spectacular estatesand gardens.”- Jan, recipient of 2019 Capitol Hill & Brunch TourSunday, June 28, 2020 10amGenerously donated by The Bullitt family andJason Morse8 spots available, 125 per person
A Classical Concert, Fine Food and Wineon Lake WashingtonHere’s a great chance to soak in the scenery as youare serenaded by a classical string trio from theSeattle Symphony. The evening includes a catereddinner, dessert, and fine wines in the fabulous homeof Arboretum Foundation Board member Jeff Lehmanand Katrina Russell, located by the shores of LakeWashington. This extraordinary evening is open to the first20 couples who raise their paddles!Sunday, September 13, 2020 5pmGenerously donated by Jeff Lehman and Katrina RussellValue: 250 per coupleA Week in Sun Valley for 8 at aPrivate ResidenceWant to treat yourself and friends to a week of hittingthe slopes or playing golf? Here’s the place to fulfill yourwishes! This beautiful home nestled in the heart of SunValley is a perfect place to enjoy the outdoors. You andyour guests will have exclusive use of 4 bedrooms, 3½ baths,a splendid living room and TV room—plus aseparate sitting room in the cottage. The main housefeatures a chef’s kitchen, an outdoor hot tub, and patio.Close to a vibrant arts community, you’ll have easyaccess to restaurants, galleries, trails and ski slopes.One week, dates by mutual agreement with owners.Available anytime between June 1 and December 15,2020, with the exclusion of July 24-Aug 22.Generously donated by Eva and Arthur WahlValue: 5,000
Amazon Spheres Tour & Brunch for 6Experience the Amazon Spheres in a whole newway with an exclusive look at this gardening andarchitectural marvel. Your tour will be led by Amazon’sown horticulture experts, with additional narration fromarchitect Scott Wyatt of NBBJ. NBBJ was the principalarchitect of these futuristic glass domes, which are hometo 40,000 plants from the cloud forest regions of over 30countries. Hear the story of the Spheres’ incredible floraand unique architectural design from the originatorsand learn why they are rapidly becoming a Seattleicon! Continue the conversation with Scott after thetour with brunch at trendy restaurant Willmott’s Ghost –located adjacent to the Spheres!Generously donated by the Amazon Horticulture Team,Scott Wyatt and Willmott’s GhostValue: UNIQUELY SEATTLE!A Tree Grows in Brooklyn: NYC VacationDid we say “A Tree”? We meant thousands of beautifultrees, flowers, and plants residing in the BrooklynBotanic Garden (BBG) in New York City. This trip fortwo includes round-trip main cabin Alaska Airlinetickets and a behind-the-scenes tour of the BBG with ahorticultural expert, followed by lunch at the Garden’sYellow Magnolia Café. Founded more than a centuryago, BBG was created to ensure a public green space ina then rapidly growing city. Today, the Garden has cometo represent the very best in urban horticultural display.A 200 gift certificate to Nordstrom’s new flagship storein the city is included. Your New York adventure awaits!Generously donated by Brooklyn Botanic Gardens,Alaska Airlines (Tickets good for any AlaskaAir destination)Value: 2,700 (Lodging not included.)
Wine Cellar Ac”cellar”atorAs Jimi once sang, “Are you experienced?” or do youneed an assist in stocking your exceptional wine cellar?Add depth and panache to your collection with this trulyfabulous assortment:Cult Washington Wine Verticals:Rare 6-year vertical of Leonetti Cellars CabernetSauvignon (2011-2016)Mini-vertical Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon(2013-2015, including 100 pt 2014 vintage)Mixed case of Old World Magnificence (scores 90 and above):2005 Chateau Croix de Labrie Bordeaux2003 Monbousquet Bordeaux2005 Chateaux Haut-Bages Liberal Bordeaux2006 Azienda Agricola Montevetrano Collidi Salerno IGT Blenc2007 Domaine de Saint Siffrein Châteauneuf-du-Pape2005 Clos des Jacobins Saint-Emilion Grand Cru2003 Château d’Armailhac Bordeaux8 bottles 2006 Karl Lawrence Cabernet Sauvignon (score 91)Australian Classic: 3 bottles 2006 Penfolds Shiraz Bin28 KalimnaMixed case of New World Powerhouses (scores 90 and above):2006 Beringer Vineyards Cabernet SauvignonPrivate Reserve2006 Ramey Cabernet Sauvignon Larkmead Vineyard2006 Ramey Cabernet Sauvignon Annum2004 Marco Di Guilio Cabernet Sauvignon Progeny2004 Long Shadows Wineries CabernetSauvignon Feather2006 Long Shadows Wineries CabernetSauvignon FeatherAnd for a grand finale Dessert:2 bottles Chateau de Rayne-VigneauGenerously donated by Kat Korab and Alex Hopmann;Chuck and Jane Stonecipher; Sherrey and Doug LuetjenValue: 3,900
Two-Night Penthouse Stay at Suncadia LodgeEnjoy two consecutive nights at The Lodge at Suncadiain a gorgeous 2,500-square-foot penthouse. It features3 bedrooms (two with private baths), a formal diningroom seating eight, a full gourmet kitchen, a living roomwith vaulted ceilings, and two gas fireplaces. A balconyopens to breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountainsand Cle Elum River. The Suncadia Resort offers golf,mountain biking, fly fishing, hiking, downhill skiing, andcross country skiing — not to mention peace and quiet— all just an hour from Seattle. And don’t forget Roslyn,of “Northern Exposure” fame — just a hop, skip, andjump away!Valid Sunday through Thursday only. Includes dailymaid service. No Smoking.Expires: February 25, 2021Generously donated by The Benaroya CompanyValue: 2,275“Excuse Me While I Kiss the Sky” LoungeParty for 30 with the band Moxie!Did you know the Arboretum Foundation’s very ownTess Fortè is in the band Moxie? CAN YOU DIG IT?!?She and her bandmates will rock out with you and yoursat Aegis in Madison’s spectacular Sky Lounge, locatedon the top floor of Aegis’ community building. This isa stunning indoor-outdoor venue, with a fully-lit bar,spacious rooftop deck, and plenty of comfortable seatingto relax and enjoy a second-to-none panoramic view ofthe mountains and Lake Washington. Moxie will play livewhile you and your guests enjoy creative, chef-preparedappetizers prepared by the Aegis on Madison’s awardwinning culinary team, with wine and beer included.Don’t forget your dancing shoes .Dates of availability: Room may be used duringevening hours between 5pm to 10pm, June 1, 2020through August 16, 2020. Date to be mutually agreedupon by all parties.Generously donated by Aegis Living, MoxieValue: 3,800
Framed Mark Tobey Lithograph, 1975Mark Tobey Color Lithograph in Museum Quality Frame:Raissance of a Flower, 1975Lithograph in colors, on woven paper, with full margins.25 1/5 19 1/2 inches; Signed by artistOur Opening Night Party’s theme of “Flower Power” isexquisitely represented by Mark Tobey (1890–1976), agiant of the famed Northwest School of art. His beautifulRaissance of a Flower, from 1975, banishes the gloomfrom any Seattle winter’s day.This rare-to-the-market print features Tobey’s signature“white writing” treatment—a dense and abstract modeof artistic expression inspired by the artist’s internationaltravels, Eastern religion, Arabic calligraphy, classicalmusic, and early Abstract Expressionism. Tobey’sunique visual language of all-over painting and gesturalabstraction reveals his intention to represent the mysticalthrough art.Generously donated by Shannon Hoffer, John Braseth &Woodside Braseth Gallery.Value: 6,500
Once-In-A-Lifetime Tour of The Cooking LabExperience this unique opportunity to visit NathanMyhrvold’s cutting-edge food lab in Bellevue. Accessedby invitation only, The Cooking Lab is home to a state-ofthe-art research kitchen, laboratory, and publishing housethat is the backbone of the Modernist Cuisine Gallery andthe award-winning Modernist Cuisine books. You and upto 9 guests will experience a guided tour of the lab andmeet some of the research and development chefs andteam members who work alongside chemists, physicists,and machinists to push culinary boundaries. The winnerwill also receive a signed copy of Myhrvold’s book ThePhotography of Modernist Cuisine.On a mutually convenient weekday between 9am and 5pmGenerously donated by Modernist Cuisine andModernist Cuisine GalleryExpires Feb. 25, 2021Value: PricelessFill out the bid sheet at your tableand take one home for 25!
How do we prepare the Arboretum for the future?Your stewardship today strengthens our programs thatengage and teach tomorrow’s environmental leaders.Picture tiny Fiddleheads students exploring their outdoorclassroom, and elementary school field trips learninglocal ecology firsthand. Observe middle school and highschool students studying culture and horticulture in theSeattle Japanese Garden, and college students from UWstudying and interning in a living laboratory. Our teamof innovative environmental educators teach childrenand adults alike the importance of appreciating andprotecting our natural resources.Beyond the classroom, volunteer outreach programsprovide an entry point for many young adults and localcompanies to engage with the Arboretum for the firsttime. They work at Day of Caring or become GardenStewards and discover the passion to connect and giveback to public lands.These are the next generation of environmentalists, naturelovers, and Arboretum supporters who will carry ourmission into the future. With your donation this evening,you are helping to foster a beautiful Arboretum todayand ensuring a green future for tomorrow.How to Raise Your PaddleAuctioneer Graham Crow will begin by asking youto raise your bid cards to Make A Difference at the 10,000 level.He will announce funding levels at 5,000, 2,500, 1,000, 500, 250, and 100. Your participation, atany level, will truly make a difference in sustaining theArboretum and making the future green.
Mariners Suite for 20Whether you are planning a summer party or birthdaybash—or just want to kick back with some friendsand watch the Mariners up close—this private suite atT-Mobile Park will provide an unforgettable experience.With room for 20 to enjoy the game and a great view,you’ll be able to yell “pass me some peanuts and CrackerJacks!” to your hearts content! Includes four VIP parkingpasses. Go Mariners!Suite catering is available, though not covered inthis item.Available through the 2020 Mariners season, basedon a mutually agreed upon date.Generously donated by Gobo EnterprisesValue: 2,800Private Party at the SeattleJapanese GardenHere is a rare chance to host a one-of-a-kind eveningevent in the world-renowned Seattle Japanese Garden forup to 20 guests! Enjoy dinner in the Tateuchi CommunityRoom, and then grab a glass of champagne and strollthe Garden’s tranquil 3.5 acres in twilight—without thecrowds. Work with the Seattle Japanese Garden eventteam to plan your perfect custom event in the garden andcelebrate a birthday, graduation, or retirement party, orany special occasion in style.For a mutually agreeable date, must be redeemed inSummer 2020Value: EXCLUSIVE- Not Available to General Public
CO-CHAIRSJoan Affleck-SmithChris HarryLee BennerShaun CorryTess FortèCarol HoersterJane StonecipherBarbara BonJourAlyssa HenryBob LillyJoanna LongJane StonecipherRoger WilliamsPhil WoodLee BennerMatthew CoomerNiall DunneTess FortèJessa GardnerAlyssa HenryChie IidaKristen JohnsonCaroline MaxwellMatt Schropp-LanceRon SchmaltzJane StonecipherGary WortzelAlaska AirlinesAegis on MadisonAmazon SpheresBanner BankGaspar’sGobo EnterprisesKarrTuttle CampbellModernist Cuisine andModernist Cuisine GallerySundstromThree Points Group atRBC Wealth ManagementWoodside BrasethGallery
Northwest Flower and Garden FestivalMarketplace Shows for generouslysupporting the Opening Night Party &Auction for over 30 years, andfor their dedication to the WashingtonPark Arboretum.The Washington State ConventionCenter Staff.Our Partners in the Washington ParkArboretum: Seattle Parks and Recreationand the University of Washington BotanicGardens, for their continued support ofthis event and beyond.Graham Crow, our “Groovy” Auctioneer!Our dedicated volunteers, without whomnone of this would be possible.All of our generous auction donors.Laura Malatos, VideographerLori Veres, Graphic DesignerAnd to YOU, our guests, for yourlove and support of the WashingtonPark Arboretum!
Diane AdachiJoan Affleck-SmithSteve AlleyShaun CorryJosh DicksonChris HarryCarol HoersterLarry HubbellKat KorabJeff LehmanSherrey LuetjenJason MorseNoriko PalmerJeanne PetersonPeter ReesHeidi RichardsonMike RileyMark RowleyPaul (Skip) VonckxMissy WardJan Kirkwood WaszakTrina WherryJenny WyattFred Hoyt, University of Washington Botanic GardensJane Stonecipher, Arboretum FoundationJesús Aguirre, Seattle Parks and RecreationWe thank our generous sponsors for supportingthe Washington Park Arboretum:2300 Arboretum Drive E Seattle, WA 98112-2300
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Arboretum Plant Sale The Arboretum Auxiliary started the Arboretum's plant sale in 1968, and this year Arboretum staff will continue the sale tradition with help from volunteers. Money raised from the plant sale supplies critical support to the Arboretum's general operations fund, allowing us to maintain the Arboretum's 1,200 acres of gardens
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