The Banana Objet is your go-to banana for home decor. Winner can choose between Yellow or Metallic Silver

Looks great on a desk, mantle, or dressing up a dessert spread. At more than 3 pounds, this banana can easily serve as a paperweight, doorstop, or dumbbell.

Comes in our gift-able Banana Menorah box.

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Wrap your newborn in comfort and convenience with the Aerial Buckle Wrap from Wildbird, crafted from signature CloudBlend™ fabric. Designed for babies 7-45 lbs and acknowledged as "Hip-Healthy" by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute, this carrier includes padded straps and a waist belt for ultimate support-plus access to one-on-one babywearing education.

Wrap your newborn in comfort and convenience with the Aerial Buckle Wrap from Wildbird Baby, crafted from signature CloudBlend™ fabric. Designed for babies 7-45 lbs and acknowledged as "Hip-Healthy" by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute, this carrier includes padded straps and a waist belt for ultimate support-plus access to one-on-one babywearing education.

A basket of Sauvignon Blancs. From single vineyard expressions of France's famed Sancerre to dry Sauvignon Blancs from Sonoma to Slovenia, this basket explores the many sides of the classic grape varietal. The following wines come in a seagrass gift basket: 2023 Dominique Roger 'Chene Marchand' Sancerre, 2022 Domaine Pierre Martin 'Culs De Beaujeu' Sancerre, 2022 Domaine Alain Cailbourdin 'Les Cris' Pouilly-Fume, 2018 Domaine Ciringa 'Pruh' Sauvignon Blanc, 2024 Bedrock Wine Co. Sonoma Valley Sauvignon Blanc, 2023 Laberinto 'Cenizas' Sauvignon Blanc and for a sweet finish that pairs beautifully with cheese, 2017 Domaine Ciringa 'Desertno Vino' Sauvignon Blanc (375ml).

A basket of artisanal California wines, vermouths and spirits. The Golden State's diverse vineyards and bountiful raw ingredients come together in this basket of handcrafted local beverages. Wines include 2023 Lotis Wines 'Blonde De Noir' White Grenache, 2023 Cruse Wine Co. 'Rorick Vineyard' Chardonnay, 2022 Lioco 'Sativa' Carignan, 2017 Rhys Vineyards Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Noir, 2020 Peay Vineyards CEP West Sonoma Coast Estate Syrah, 2022 Bedrock Wine Co. 'Evangelho Heritage' Red Blend and 2018 Mayacamas 'Mt. Veeder' Cabernet Sauvignon (375ml). Spirits include Veso Solstice Aperitif and Veso Olive Vermouth, made from organic local ingredients, as well as two classic offerings from the seminal California distiller, St. George Spirits - California Citrus Vodka and Terroir Gin.

Discover the Artist Within - Duo Course
Unleash creativity together! This special duo experience invites two participants - a parent and child, siblings, or friends - to explore the magic of music and self-expression side by side.
Open to both kids and adults, this unique 3-session course (60 minutes each) blends active listening, singing, songwriting, stage presence, recording basics, and techniques for relaxation through sound.

Participants will:
- Explore music history and diverse genres
- Learn vocal technique, warm up and breathing exercises
- Build a repertoire
- Discover songwriting and basic recording skills
- Boost self-confidence and stage presence
- Develop powerful tools for creativity, connection, and unwinding through music

Format: In-person at a professional studio in Los Angeles, or hybrid option available.
Sessions: Three (3) 60-minute sessions, scheduled flexibly.
Offered for: Two participants (duo)
Special Notes:
* Ideal for parent/child pairs, siblings, or close friends (ages 6+).
* No musical experience necessary - just a spirit of curiosity and fun!

Have the peace of mind to have reserved seating for your family at graduation. Win VIP reserved seating for four guests to the 5th grade graduation ceremony of 2025.

Watch closely as the students from Los Feliz, Pasadena and West Valley walk down the aisle and onto the stage.

All families with a graduate must still register and RSVP to the event.

Win 2 VIP seats for prime viewing at winterfest 2025. Must be currently enrolled at LILA Los Feliz.

Bunny petting at my house on Beachwood with Winner + parent on a weekend.

Date to be determined with parents.

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PKC- Caroline Wiemann
"Out of Shadow, a King" - This artwork is a mosaic of a lion's head, made entirely from hand-placed wood pieces on a wooden base. Each wood tile was individually decorated by the children, with every student adding their name to a piece. Together, these tiles form the image of a powerful lion, symbolizing courage and strength.The lion emerges from a darker background, representing the journey from darkness into light and hope. Through the careful arrangement of each uniquely designed piece, the lion is brought to life.

PKD-Tina Tamamian
"L'Arbre de Vie" - For this year's auction, the PK-D kids created a stunning collaborative piece titled "Tree of Life" using the intricate technique of quilling art. Each child carefully rolled and shaped colorful strips of paper to form leaves, flowers, and other vibrant details, contributing to a beautiful and unique paper wall art piece. This project celebrates growth, creativity, and the individuality of each child, brought together in a joyful expression of community and imagination.

KA-Liza Cureghian
"Blooming Bright" - This glowing lampshade is a joyful collaboration by our Kinder A class, created using a technique inspired by artist Sachie Muramatsu's paper petal lampshade. Each child painted their own unique petal or leaf, exploring color, shape, and texture with imagination.It's more than just a lamp-it's a little garden of light, made with many tiny hands and big hearts.Once assembled, their individual pieces came together like a blooming flower-bright, layered, and full of personality. When lit from within, the shade casts a soft, magical glow that celebrates the creativity and spirit of each young artist.

KB-Madly O'Byrne
"...as long as we are brave enough to be it." - Kindergarten B created a beautiful paper collage on canvas, symbolizing the sun's unwavering light that rises even in the darkest times. At the center of the piece is a mirror, reminding us that each of us has the power to be that light-or at least to reflect it back into the world.

KC-Morgane Rudant
Our artwork is rooted in the theme of light, hope, and courage. To bring it to life, we created a string art project - a collective piece carefully built, nail by nail, thread by thread.
This group project gave each child the chance to participate wholeheartedly: every one of them held the hammer, every one of them helped shape this creation, a reflection of their shared effort. It embodies the values of teamwork, patience, and cooperation, showing that together, we can create something beautiful from almost nothing.
As we were in the midst of spring-themed projects, the idea of depicting a flower came quite naturally. The choice of the dandelion soon became an obvious one. This plant, able to grow even in the harshest conditions - between cracks in concrete - stands for resilience, inner strength, and renewal. A powerful message, perfectly in line with our theme.
And then there's that familiar gesture: blowing on a dandelion's seeds while making a wish. The dandelion becomes a symbol of our dreams, our hope, and our desire for freedom. It represents the light that sometimes takes courage to see - but that is always there, within and around us.
So… make a wish, blow, and remember: life holds many surprises for those who dare to believe in them.
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Notre œuvre s'inscrit dans la thématique de la lumière, de l'espoir et du courage. Pour l'illustrer, nous avons réalisé un projet de string art - une œuvre collective, construite avec soin, clou après clou, fil après fil. Ce projet collectif a permis à chaque enfant de s'impliquer avec cœur : tous ont tenu le marteau, tous ont contribué à bâtir cette création, reflet d'un élan commun. Elle incarne les valeurs d'entraide, de patience et de coopération, prouvant qu'ensemble, on peut façonner du beau à partir de presque rien.
Nous étions en pleine période de projets autour du printemps, et c'est tout naturellement qu'est née l'idée de représenter une fleur. Le choix du pissenlit a émergé comme une évidence. Cette plante, capable de pousser dans les conditions les plus hostiles - même entre les fissures du béton - symbolise la résilience, la force intérieure et la renaissance. Un message puissant, en harmonie avec notre thème.
Et puis, il y a ce geste que tout le monde connaît : souffler sur les aigrettes du pissenlit en faisant un vœu. Ainsi, il devient aussi le symbole de nos rêves, de notre espoir et de notre soif de liberté. Il représente cette lumière qu'il faut parfois du courage pour percevoir, mais qui existe toujours, en nous et autour de nous.
Alors… faites un vœu, soufflez, et souvenez-vous : la vie réserve bien des surprises à ceux qui osent y croire.

1A-Yannick Touratier
"Light In Motion"
This glowing light bulb, inspired by the vibrant world of Keith Haring, represents collective energy, creativity, and joy. Each moving figure is a spark - an idea, a voice, a burst of life - all gathered in this single source of light. A tribute to the power of art when it lights up our minds!

1B-Anne-Sophie Ortelier/Dylan
"La Table" A table, a bench, a sculpture, La Table is a response to the prompt: What makes you happy? The piece brings together over 400 tiles painted by LILA's 1B students. Designed and assembled with the help of Squarage, a design studio run by LILA alumni, La Table is meant to be used as much as admired. The process spanned over a month, beginning with students sketching ideas on paper before painting directly onto tiles. Squarage processed and assembled the final piece in their workshop. The final product is a testament to the collaborative and creative spirit of 1B and a reflection of what makes them happy.

1C-Christelle Pavillon
"Light at Our Fingertips"
Inspired by Amanda Gorman's words, "For there is always light, if only we're brave enough to see it", our class explored the themes of hope, courage, and unity through photography. Each student contributed a powerful black-and-white image using their hands to express peace, love, strength, and connection. The process encouraged collaboration and creativity, as we reflected on what it means to find and share light in ourselves and with others. Together, our hands form a collective message: light is always there - sometimes, we just have to be brave enough to look for it and to offer it.

2A-Olivia Jaeger-Anthonioz sub for Antoine Puglisi

Le projet "Ombres colorées" permet aux enfants d'exprimer la lumière et le courage à travers des silhouettes noires entourées de couleurs vives, révélant ainsi comment les ombres peuvent illuminer l'obscurité.

The "Colorful Shadows" project allows children to express light and courage through bold black silhouettes surrounded by vibrant colors, revealing how shadows can illuminate darkness.

2B-Isabet Gulsoy
"Sailing towards the Sun"

The children face the storm rumbling over the sea. They confront the bad weather and the dangers of the sea, abandoning no one. They suddenly glimpse an island under the sun, and they head towards that island. Children painted the canvas. They learned how to build boats. Finally, I took some pictures of them pretending to be sailing/ /facing the sea.

2C-Caroline Touratier

As part of the Lilapalooza project, inspired by Amanda Gorman's words "There is always light, if only we're brave enough to see it," the students of class 2C created a Suncatcher by carefully threading crystal beads onto their own personal string, crafting a unique, collective, and luminous artwork.
Through this simple yet symbolic gesture, they expressed their own vision of hope: a suspended burst of color, ready to catch the sunlight and scatter it into a thousand reflections. A gentle reminder that even in darkness, light exists for those who dare to seek it.

Attraper la lumière - Projet Lilapalooza 2C
Dans le cadre du projet Lilapalooza, inspiré des mots d'Amanda Gorman « Il y a toujours de la lumière, si seulement nous avons le courage de la voir », les élèves de la classe 2C ont réalisé un Suncatcher en enfilant avec soin des perles de cristal sur un fil personnel, créant ainsi une œuvre unique, collective et lumineuse. À travers ce geste simple mais symbolique, ils ont exprimé leur propre vision de l'espoir : un éclat de couleur suspendu, prêt à capter la lumière du soleil et à la disperser en mille reflets. Un rappel, tout en douceur, que même dans l'ombre, la lumière existe pour ceux qui osent la chercher.

3A-Sonia Gaspar
"Sun of Hearts" The origami hearts, meticulously folded and forming this radiant sun, represent the "brave enough to see it" aspect each heart could symbolize the courage, love, and effort required to perceive and embrace the light in our lives. It's not a passive act; it takes intention and bravery to focus on the positive, to create beauty, and to share that light with the world.

3B-Françoise Caillat
"Nature Shines in Our Hearts" We have chosen origami, the ancient art of folding paper, to express that nature's beauties like flowers and
butterflies always illuminate and bring light to our hearts. We learned to precisely execute folds and creases, and with perseverance every
individual student has transformed flat pieces of paper into unique hearts. Finally, we arranged all our beautiful hearts in a shadow box.

3/4 Combo-Geraldine Tixier
"Between Light and Shadow" The Combo class is delighted to present their amazing project for Lilapalooza! Inspired by the exceptional work of the French photography studio Harcourt, we explored the artistic interplay between shadow and light in photography. To achieve such a creative result, the children experimented with their imagination and artistic sense-selecting props, trying out poses, and playing with different lighting effects. We hope you enjoy the final result and that you'll be as proud to display this unique piece in your home as we are to have created it!

4A-Coralie Brenel
"Vive les bougies"
We all have a different light in us but at the end, we are united.

4B-Stephanie Deschamps-Petit
"Vers la lumière"
Sur un fond représentant un parc baigné de soleil, la lumière traverse les arbres et invite au mouvement. Chaque élève a posé avec courage, tourné vers cette lumière. Chacun a exprimé, à sa façon, la force d'avancer. Ensemble, ils ont composé une scène pleine d'espoir, un chemin vers ce qui éclaire et fait grandir.
Towards the Light
Set against a sunlit park background, where light filters through the trees and invites movement, each student posed with courage, facing the light. Each one expressed, in their own way, the strength to move forward. Together, they created a scene full of hope, a path towards what enlightens and helps us grow.

5A- Lounas Chebana
"The Brightest Night"
We, the students of Grade 5A, are uniting our energy, ideas, and efforts to shine brightly-not just for ourselves, but to bring light, hope, and inspiration to those around us. Together, we believe that even small actions can make a powerful impact when we work as one-just like we did in achieving this art project.

5B -Pierre Dudziak. "Life is Good!!!"
This piece bursts with color and energy, set in a real, grimy tunnel where sunlight squeezes in. The walls are covered in graffiti, like the tunnel's been collecting stories for years. At the center, the 5B students work side by side-laughing, passing around spray cans. They're not just painting walls-they're painting their way out of a figurative tunnel, too.

And right there, smack in the middle of the mess, the message: Life is good. Not in a cheesy way, but in a real, earned-it kind of way. Like yeah, the tunnel's dark-but look what we did with it.

Now look closer: a mosaic of pictures from the class Trip to France. The trip is the light. The trip is the message: Life is good.

This behind-the-scenes video says it all:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ubf8kpOpDp8oELv46VkjP7ODEswn1mhE/view?usp=drivesdk

5C- Karim Bettayeb "Respect: The Light We Share"
This collaborative artwork by the 5C students is a powerful tribute to the value of respect - a light we choose to see and embody every day. Inspired by Amanda Gorman's words, "For there is always light, if only we're brave enough to see it," the students reflected on how respect is a guiding light in building connection, trust, and community.

The centerpiece of the work is the word RESPECT, painted as a vibrant graffiti mural. But look closely - the letters themselves are filled with photos from the school year, capturing the faces, smiles, and memories of each student. Every image represents a unique story, yet together they form one powerful message: that respect is not just a word, but something we live and create together. These faces and memories that define this diverse and vibrant class. Every photo represents a unique identity, and together, they tell a shared story.

This artwork is both a celebration of the year and a reminder that light - like respect - is always present, if we choose to recognize it in one another.

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"PSA-Flavie Delhommez
""Flower Lantern"" The children created a beautiful lantern using fresh flowers! First, they glued fabric onto a balloon, layering it with delicate flowers. After a few days, the fabric hardened and kept the shape of the balloon. We then added a string and placed two little light garlands inside… the result is simply magical!"

Wrap your little one in luxury with this pink Hermès baby towel in jacquard terry cloth (100% cotton). Made in France. measures 21.7"x39.4"

PSB-Sarah Demeester
"Hearts of Light" In our preschool class, we explored the light that lives within each of us-the quiet glow of love, kindness, and courage. Using tissue paper and sunlight, the children created heart-shaped suncatchers as a symbol of this inner light. When touched by the sun, their hearts come alive with color, reminding us that when we open ourselves with trust and bravery, we don't just reflect the light-we become it. This is the sacred magic of childhood: to see the light, to be the light, and to share it freely.

PSC-Noemie Germain
"Lumière Bleue" Cyanotypes made by the students. They used sun-print kits to make their drawings appear on blue paper because of the sunlight.

PKA-Ludmilla Choplin
"Lumen d'enfants" The students of PreK A class designed the lampshade for this unique lamp.
They began by discussing all the positive ideas that came to mind when they thought about light and hope. Then, they illustrated those ideas on Shrinky Dinks. Afterward, they watched as their colorful drawings transformed-shrinking in the oven and taking on a glass-like appearance. Finally, they assembled all the pieces into a beautiful lampshade, full of hope, creativity, and poetry.

PKB-Hanine Reguieg & Audrey Etrillard
"Rebirth". Autour d'une plante fragile surgie des cendres, de la forêt brûlée, les enfants se tiennent témoins, contents de la vie qui renaà t. Et en haut du cadre, on a dessiné un arc-en-ciel qui lui aussi représente une image d'espoir, douce et puissante.

"Save The Drama For Your Other Mama" - Add a little sass to your space with a custom 5x7 cross-stitch from Sarah Koa, who pairs snark with sweet designs. The photos are all examples and you can choose one to bring home! Ready in 7-10 days.

We all dream of having that perfect portrait of ourselves or our family that will hang in our home with pride. Here is your opportunity to have your photo taken by a pretty damn impressive photographer!
Jeff Vespa is a prolific photographer, his photography has been featured in numerous publications including Vanity Fair, New York Times, Vogue, Wall Street Journal, Elle, InStyle, and People Magazine.
To take place on a mutually agreed upon date.
Jeff is offering a one-hour photo session at his studio in LA. He will provide you with one retouched digital image, and 5-10 unretouched digital images of your choice. To take place on a mutually agreed

$100 gift certificate to Mohawk General Store

$100 gift certificate to Mohawk General Store

All of 4th grade and Miss Ari bring you...
"Chilling Tales: A Collection of Scary Stories" a semester-long writing project done in English class throughout all three of the 4th grade classes with Miss Ari. Students poured their heart and soul into these stories. Each tale offers a unique adventure filled with mysterious creatures, haunted places, and eerie vibes that will send shivers down your spine. Each author has signed the book making this a wonderful and special keepsake. "

KD- Marie Audefray

"Through the Mirror, I Shine"
We talked with the children about what light means to them, not just sunshine or stars, but the light they carry inside: their laughter, their kindness, their courage when things feel hard. Each student painted on a mirror using glow-in-the dark paint. When you look into the mirror, you see their glowing art surrounding your own reflection... a reminder that the light we need is often already within us.

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An evening of free babysitting for date night up to 4 hours with one of our Knightsbridge Nannies valued for 1 year from purchase date