2 tickets to Meow Wolf Denver, (Value: $90) https://meowwolf.com/visit/denver

2 Tickets to a Tues/Fri Show at Opera Colorado during the 2025-2026 season (Value: $458) https://www.operacolorado.org/

Maui Jim Black Polarized Sunglasses (Value: ~$200)

Maui Jim Blue Polarized Sunglasses (Value: ~$200)

This is a signed copy of Gil Asakawa's "Being Japanese American: A JA Sourcebook for Nikkei, Hapa . . . & Their Friends" Value: ($60) Description of the book: A celebration of JA culture: facts, recipes, songs, words, and memories that every JA will want to share. From immigration to discrimination and internment, and then to reparations and a high rate of intermarriage, Americans of Japanese descent share a long and sometimes painful history, and now fear their unique culture is being lost. Gil Asakawa's celebration of what makes JAs so special is an entertaining blend of facts and features, of recipes, songs, and memories that every JA will want to share with friends and family. Included are interviews with famous JAs and a look at how it's hip to be Japanese, from manga to martial arts, plus a section on Japantown communities and tips for JA's scrapbooking their families and traveling to Japan to rediscover their roots.

This is a signed copy of Jungle Rules & Other Poems by Meta Sarmiento (Value: $40) Warning: 18+ Jungle Rules & Other Poems combines the lyrics and poetry of Meta Sarmiento with the photographs of Olivia Jones to create a collection of work that captures the fires that raised a little island kid. A collaborative project that brings to life the core of Jungle Rules: no limitations on the wild passion required to make dreams a reality.

Value ($35) Timeless Game: Mahjong is one of the most-played games worldwide. Similar to gin rummy, our American-rules mahjong game features durable tiles that can also be used to play Chinese rules. Detailed Rules Included: A strategic game of skill & luck using 152 tiles emblazoned with beautiful Chinese symbols, the goal is to create sets of tiles by choosing & discarding tiles from your wall. Satisfying Tiles: Easy to pick up whether you're a pro or new to mahjong, ASMR fans will love the feel of the tiles & satisfying sounds during play. Play this trending game with 4 players, ages 8+. Family Game Night: Make memories with board games for kids 4-6, board games for kids 6-8 & board games for kids 8-12. take the fun outside with camping games & outdoor games for adults and family. Spin Master Toys & Games: Looking for kids games, yard games & card games for grown ups, kids or teen? Shop everything from family game night, travel games, puzzles for adults & family games. Includes: 152 Tiles, 3 Dice, 80 Scoring Chips, 1 Wind Indicator, Instructions Covered by the Spin Master Care Commitment. See below for full details

Valid for a (1) hour session with Kate Norris Photography, valued up to $550. Kate primarily specializes in portraits/branding. Redeem before August 31, 2025. https://www.katenorrisphotography.com/ https://www.facebook.com/katenorrisphotography/ https://www.instagram.com/katenorrisphotography/

One 4-hour home or business organizing session with a professional organizing concierge orderlycollective.com

One 4-hour home or business organizing session with a professional organizing concierge orderlycollective.com

Denver Art Museum Bookmark (Value: $18)

2 Tickets to Calm Clarity's Foundation Workshop (Value: $1200) The mission of Calm Clarity is to use neuroscience to develop the leadership capacity of human beings to co-create a world where every person thrives. We have supported thousands of people from diverse ages and backgrounds to rewire their brain to experience greater wisdom, fulfillment, and joy since we ran our first programs in 2013 for inner-city high school students. Discover how much more effective, resilient, creative, and fulfilled you are when you experience alignment and wholeness. Please note: this is a 6-part series of 2-hour sessions, which will take place weekly on 6 Wednesdays on Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, and Nov 5 from 7pm to 9pm ET. Please find more information here: https://www.calmclarity.org/events-1/calm-clarity-foundation-workshop-fall-2025-6-sessions

2 Tickets to Calm Clarity's "The Science of Listening to Deepen Connection and Understanding" Workshop (Value: $200) Note: This is a virtual Workshop The mission of Calm Clarity is to use neuroscience to develop the leadership capacity of human beings to co-create a world where every person thrives. We have supported thousands of people from diverse ages and backgrounds to rewire their brain to experience greater wisdom, fulfillment, and joy since we ran our first programs in 2013 for inner-city high school students. Join this virtual interactive workshop to unlock the transformative power of listening to genuinely connect in our digitally distracted era. Experience the science of listening come to life in your own body and brain as you practice mindful listening to build deep, meaningful, and life affirming connections with your fellow workshop partcipants. Use science to unlock the power of listening to genuinely connect in our digitally distracted era. We'll guide you to activate key neural systems that integrate your heart, mind, body and spirit to more effectively attune to people at work and at home. More info: https://www.calmclarity.org/events-1/the-science-of-listening-to-deepen-connection-and-understanding-2025-11-13-12-00 Choose a date that is available for you!

Enjoy a 1.5 hour Luxury Car Ride Experience as a passenger with an experienced driver.

Women's Size Large T-shirt from Fat Rabbit Farm ($28.99 value)

Hardback copy of "Where the Wild Things Are" (Value: $25)

Hardback copy of "Where the Wild Things Are" (Value: $25)

Seeing Differently "The Phillips Collection" Book (Value: $50) The Phillips Collection―America’s first museum of modern art―was founded in Washington, DC, in 1921 by Duncan Phillips as a memorial to his father, Duncan Clinch Phillips, and his brother, James, who died in the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic. Recognizing the healing power of art, Phillips sought to inspire others to “see beautifully as true artists see.” This ground-breaking volume, planned in conjunction with the museum’s centennial, offers an unprecedented breadth of insights and inclusive narratives on the Phillips’s growing art collection from a range of voices, including artists, curators, and critics, who shed light on the museum’s acquisitions since 2000. Seeing Differently features diverse artistic expressions across wide-ranging media by renowned artists from the 19th to the 21st centuries, including John Akomfrah, Benny Andrews, Esther Bubley, Edgar Degas, Anselm Kiefer, Simone Leigh, and Aimé Mpane. This richly illustrated book includes an opening essay by Phillips director Dorothy Kosinski, artist conversations with John Edmonds, Whitfield Lovell, Alyson Shotz, and the late David C. Driskell, and 11 thematic essays by scholars and practitioners across disciplines. Its over 200 plates feature paintings, sculptures, videos, quilts, prints, and photographs, many with object responses by notable contributors, including artists Anthony Gormley, Sean Scully, Renée Stout, and Jennifer Wen Ma, among others.

The North Fork by Trent Davis Bailey with an essay by Rebecca Solnit and a poem by David Mason (Value: $75) In The North Fork, Trent Davis Bailey looks to a remote river valley in western Colorado. A Colorado native himself, the artist was drawn to the vastness of his home state, its rich agrarian history, and the assorted characters who inhabit the Western Slope. He was especially curious about his extended family who used to live there — an aunt, uncle, and cousins — who he hadn’t seen in nearly 20 years. Describing his childhood memories of them, he says: “They lived in a large tent at the base of a mountain. Their backyard had three ponds and a garden where they grew their own food. Beyond that was a dense forest of scrub oak and juniper trees where I imagined coyotes, black bears, and mountain lions lurked.” Bailey marveled over his cousins’ world, but due to a falling out between his father and his uncle, he only visited the North Fork a few times as a child. In 2011, Bailey returned to the valley and for the next seven years he used photography to piece together his experience of the North Fork and its inhabitants. In due time, he not just found his extended family, but he rekindled ties with them while forging his own place within the local community. Then one fateful day, while foraging for mushrooms, he met his now wife with whom he has two children. Collectively, the photographs in this book are informed by that backstory, but they also go well beyond it: conjuring up their own associations of place, food, kinship, and wonder.

The North Fork by Trent Davis Bailey with an essay by Rebecca Solnit and a poem by David Mason (Value: $75) In The North Fork, Trent Davis Bailey looks to a remote river valley in western Colorado. A Colorado native himself, the artist was drawn to the vastness of his home state, its rich agrarian history, and the assorted characters who inhabit the Western Slope. He was especially curious about his extended family who used to live there — an aunt, uncle, and cousins — who he hadn’t seen in nearly 20 years. Describing his childhood memories of them, he says: “They lived in a large tent at the base of a mountain. Their backyard had three ponds and a garden where they grew their own food. Beyond that was a dense forest of scrub oak and juniper trees where I imagined coyotes, black bears, and mountain lions lurked.” Bailey marveled over his cousins’ world, but due to a falling out between his father and his uncle, he only visited the North Fork a few times as a child. In 2011, Bailey returned to the valley and for the next seven years he used photography to piece together his experience of the North Fork and its inhabitants. In due time, he not just found his extended family, but he rekindled ties with them while forging his own place within the local community. Then one fateful day, while foraging for mushrooms, he met his now wife with whom he has two children. Collectively, the photographs in this book are informed by that backstory, but they also go well beyond it: conjuring up their own associations of place, food, kinship, and wonder.