Braeburn Country Club - Golf for Four

Braeburn Hat, Koozie and Balls

Astros Game Tickets

4 tickets Sec 125, R16, 5-8 11 rows up behind Astros dugout + A Lot parking pass

Mutually agreed upon game

Pickleball lesson & Lunch - Friday, March 24

One-hour Pickleball lesson and lunch at Braeburn Country Club for up to 8 ladies

The lesson will be at 10 a.m. on the tennis courts with lunch afterward in the club restaurant. If you don't have a pickleball racket - one will be provided for the lesson.

The instructor is Gigi Spence. Gigi has competed in many tournaments around the United States and has medaled in 24, including a gold medal at the Margaritaville National Tournament in 2021.

She is certified as a Professional Pickleball Instructor and currently teaches at three Houston facilities.

Her background is in tennis, and she was a tennis professional for 16 years. She is also a former Division 1 College Tennis player at Rice University.

Candelari's (2) $20 Gift Cards

Pickleball Lessons for Four people

Lessons by Gigi Spence, a certified Professional Pickleball Coach

Date and place - mutually agreed upon

Two sets of pickleball raquets and balls included

Football Tickets

4 Tickets to Texas A&M vs South Carolina at Kyle Field

Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023

Benjamin Knox Print

Benjamin Knox (born 1968 Lubbock, TX) has had a very illustrious professional art career since 1988 and has developed a very impressive clientele of friends and collectors.

He opened his personal College Station gallery in 1993 at age 23, the first artist owned gallery in the area.

His notoriety escalated to a national level when he was asked to be the official artist for the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum in 1997, then commissioned to create the Native Texan license plate design for the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and the Alamo in 2003, and to create the official state gift of Texas for Governor Rick Perry in 2004

His work has been published thousands of times and featured on a multitude of magazine and book covers

He is a professor of art and design at Texas A&M University in the Department of Visualization in the College of Architecture