“The best one yet,” said one faithful attendee who stuck around until bid sheets were collected.
More food, more entertainment, and more auction items all contributed to the festive atmosphere at Village Gate.
At left, Judi Fonzi, Mary Grace Piazza, and Jim Fonzi enjoy a glass of Constellation’s donated wine before moving on to peruse the nearly 70 auction packages ranging from original art work to experiences like dinner parties and theatre tickets.
“I can’t believe I won the knitting lessons,” squealed Josie Sheppard as she bounced around the checkout table. “I can’t believe I am going to learn to knit!”
A performance by Biodance took advantage of the vast Village Gate space as the quartet of dancers made their way through the crowd. Black Button Distillery offered samplings of some fine adult beverages and Special Counsel serenaded the first 90 minutes of event.“Thanks to all who attended, all who contributed, and all who came out for one of the most worthwhile events of the year,” noted David Tennant, event co-chair.
Long-time VLSP Executive Director Sheila Gaddis was there along with her successor, Tina Foster.A live mannequin served as part of the entertainment, and the cash and carry boutique had some highly sought-after “lawyered up” tee shirts, wearable art designed by famed Texas lawyer/artist Charles Fincher who supported Art of Lawyering in 2015 and again this year.
Written by Nora A. Jones
No comments:
Post a Comment