Public library's second Holiday Gift Silent Auction begins Nov. 2
Bluffton Public Library’s second Holiday Gift Silent Auction begins Nov. 2 during an after-hours preview and will continue until Nov. 21. The library will be filled with more than 70 gift packages, with something for all interests, budgets and age levels.
Love cars? Look for tickets to the National Corvette Museum and other car packages. Music Lover? Bid on tickets to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum or the Ritz Theatre. Stressed? Bid on one or more of our relaxing packages that include massages, restaurant certificates, a B&B Getaway and Megabus tickets. Baker? Check out our tasty packages including "Take the Cake," "Cake Pops" and “Holiday Baking Bowl.” Animal Lover? Packages are available for cats and dogs, too! Cash or check required for payment.
All packages will feature "Buy Now" prices and November 2 preview guests will have the first opportunity to buy, in addition to having a chance to win a 3G Kindle Touch.
This silent auction provides a wonderful opportunity to shop locally for holiday gifts, with an added bonus of supporting literacy and learning. Please call 410-358-5016 or visit the library for more information.
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