The Prizes

• 60 Minute Facial with Esthetician / Business Owner Elizabeth Taylor

  RETAIL VALUE: $195
  
  Elizabeth Taylor is a local licensed esthetician and entrepreneur living in Brooklyn. A spa owner herself, Elizabeth is a beloved regular at All Night Skate and graciously donated a facial for our raffle.
  
  

  

• Used Original Nintendo Switch HAC-001

  RETAIL VALUE: $200
  
  Good condition, original version, requires C-port charger (not included)

  

  

  
  

• 2 Tickets to the BFF Party + 2 drink tickets

  RETAIL VALUE: $75
  
  The BFF Party is the hyperpop dance party of your dreams curated by Danny Waits and Alex Rea. Cutest dance party in Brooklyn!
  
  

  

   

• Art Commission by Brooks Robinson

  RETAIL VALUE: PRICELESS
  
  Brooks Robinson is a studied visual artist with a portfolio that spans paintings, pen and ink drawings, and digital illustrations. The winner will contact Brooks directly for the commission details of the piece depicting a subject of their choice. Small-to-medium size final product. 
  
  

  

  

• Hand Painted Clothing Item by JP Davis

  RETAIL VALUE: PRICELESS
  
  JP Davis is a local multidisciplinary visual artist, musician, and performer. His craft includes hand-painted clothing items. The winner will be connected to JP and receive a garment (not the exact pieces pictured below). 

  

  

  
  

All Night Skate T-Shirt

RETAIL VALUE: $30

100% Cotton, unisex sizing S-2XL











"Farm Box No. 1" and "Farm Box No. 3" ink illustrations

RETAIL VALUE: $50

IG: @ancient.moon.illustration 

"Farm Box" is a series of Micron pen illustrations by Olivia Hu. Inspired by the produce selected for the CSA at Phoenix Community Garden, "Farm Box" donated a portion of the proceeds to Phoenix so they may continue to beautify the Ocean Hill neighborhood. Winner will receive 2 illustration prints in a protective sleeve. 










1-Hour Pitch Writing Session with Dianca Potts

RETAIL VALUE: $75

Dianca Potts is a neighbor and beloved part of the All Night Skate community. She is a professor of writing at the New School in NYC. An author, freelance writer, intersectional feminist, thinker, and horror film aficionado, Dianca is generously donating her services to aspiring writers and freelancers.





Feedback on Narrative Prose with Dianca Potts

RETAIL VALUE: $50

Dianca Potts is a neighbor and beloved part of the All Night Skate community. She is a professor of writing at the New School in NYC. An author, freelance writer, intersectional feminist, thinker, and horror film aficionado, Dianca is generously donating her services to aspiring writers and freelancers.



Frankie and the Witch Fingers "Zam" Double LP Vinyl

RETAIL VALUE: $40

Mint condition, never played, sealed









$150 Voucher at Dew Drop Facial

RETAIL VALUE: $150

Cely is a licensed esthetician with 7 years of experience, specializing in facials, sugaring, and waxing. Her passion is helping clients feel confident in their skin by offering personalized treatments in a relaxing environment at Face It with Cely.





Botanical Prints by Alexis Babian

RETAIL PRICE: PRICELESS

A neighbor to All Night Skate, Alexis Babian is a print artist. Alexis graciously donated a few 18" x 24" silkscreen prints of various types, mostly botanical in theme. 







2 Drink Tickets for All Night Skate

RETAIL VALUE: approx. $18

Valid for well drinks, beer, and frozens only









3-Hour Studio Session with Brian Alvarez

RETAIL PRICE: $350

Brian Alvarez is a local musician and producer with a home studio in Brooklyn.  Brian has performed as a drummer with acts such as the Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Peel Dream Magazine, Gingerlys, and more.  Brian uses Ableton Live DAW to record and mix audio. Brian is generously offering a one-time recording session for a singer-songwriter (full ensemble not redeemable).




Hand-made Delights by Marianna Peragallo

RETAIL VALUE: $18 earrings, $30 T-shirt, $115 Planter

Marianna Peragallo is a local Brazilian-American visual artist. She makes sculptures of objects meant for human disposal (garbage bags, plastic bags, rubber gloves) and anthropomorphizes them to humorously misbehave or defy their intended purpose. These t-shirts, earrings, and 3-d printer planter use the smiley face and “thank you” messaging from the plastic bags we see all over our city.







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