Lord of the Rings fan? Just love calligraphy? Atrium parent Ned will make a beautiful, everlasting calligraphic rendering of any name or phrase important to you (up to 20 words) in the Elvish script created and popularized by J.R.R. Tolkien.

A great opportunity to acquire a print by Atrium parent Morag ! The style is abstract and energetic, and will be a treasured piece of art to enjoy for years to come.

"I never know where a painting will lead me or what it will reveal to me," says Bette, an Atrium parent and celebrated artist. This painting will likely be a centerpiece in your home or office!

This is a beautiful Native American crib-size star quilt, handmade by the Lakota Sioux in the Black Hills of South Dakota, who are internationally known for their beautiful star quilts. The starburst is turquoise blue, burgundy, red, orange, and yellow, all on a white background with a red and white multi-colored floral trim and backing. Perfect for a crib or as a wall hanging. 43" x 43"

Emmy award-winning Production Designer, Katha, is also a talented artist as well as an Atrium parent. "I bend perspective and distort light and color to combine the 'home' of daily living with the 'other world' of memory."

Baby it's still cold outside! Enjoy this unique, beautiful, warm wool sweater made by a Trailblazer’s family in Otavalo, Ecuador.

Even if you don't know what a fractal is, you can tell that this print is quite cool and that Trailblazer teacher Dan Riles (quite cool himself) is a whiz at making fractals.

One lucky child will hike with Innovator's teacher Nicole Notaro for a half hour to an hour in the lovely Middlesex Fells Reservation. This 2,075 acre reserve is located just a few miles north of Boston and is a terrific site to hike. Nicole will provide transportation to and from the Fells, as well as snacks. Mutually agreeable date and specifics. Valid through the end of this school year.

Come on a nature walk, with William, an experienced birdwatcher, photographer and naturalist, and grandson of Atrium Founder, Ginny Kahn. On this walk, you will look for birds and wildlife in Mt. Auburn Cemetery right across from the Atrium, though other locations can be arranged. This could also be a nature-oriented photography workshop in Mt. Auburn, which would focus on finding and approaching wild subjects and work on technique and composition as needed. Walks can be scheduled anytime on weekends or selected weekdays. Open to everyone grade 2 and up, as well as adults, up to six people. One adult is required to come along on all walks.

William is a 16-year old, avid wildlife photographer and supporter of the Atrium School. He can be seen frequently skulking around Mt Auburn Cemetery and environs with a long lens and camouflage after school working on getting the "perfect image" of rare or little-known birds. A photographer of two years but a naturalist and birder for seven, he sees knowledge of and interaction with the subject as integral to the photographic process as composure and technical skill. The photos on offer are of birds that can all be found near the Atrium campus or the abutting greenspaces. Go to picasaweb.google.com/4mrfish for a more extensive gallery.

Amy, Atrium's administrative assistant, has hidden talents! She will create a personalized papercut picture with your child's name.

Souvenirs for long-lasting memories of your days at the Atrium. This basket includes a mug, cinch bag, squishy ball, t-shirt, and a tote bag!

Phenomenal Arlington flute teacher Jill Dreeben will give you two 30 minute lessons, or 1 hour-long lesson in her home. Great chance to brush up on your technique or see if your child (4th grade or older) is interested. You'll need to provide your own flute -- rented, bought or borrowed!

Two month introductory program at C.W. Taekwondo at Boston, located in Central Square. At C.W. Taekwondo

They use the lessons of Taekwondo to help teach your child to set goals, work in a disciplined manner, and strive for success in their endeavors. A hearty Taekwondo education instills equal doses of confidence and humility. It teaches children to treat others with respect, but also to stand up for themselves and what they believe in. Choose from either Little Tigers (age 4-6, one class per week) or Youth (age 4 – 13, unlimited classes per week.). Includes uniform.

Celebrities in Disgrace by Elizabeth, a.k.a. an Innovator’s mom, is coming out this year as a short film. The title novella was reviewed in the New York Times Book Review as 'a miniature masterpiece' and was the inspiration for Elizabeth's 2008 musical theater show, Tonya & Nancy: The Rock Opera, based on the Harding/Kerrigan skating scandal. The Rock Opera premiere was attended by Tonya Harding herself and received national media coverage. Elizabeth, the author of two other books, will attend your Book Club discussion of Celebrities in Disgrace (you’ll get your own copy), bringing along her tales of partying with Tonya as well as a bottle of wine.

Bette is a fiber artist and works in quilt making, spinning and dying, weaving, knit, crochet, needle felting and wet felting. She will provide one lesson in crochet or felting for up to 4 people (adults or kids) in her Waltham studio. Includes tea and cookies.

Are you ready for your close up? You will be if you win this certificate for a 6-week class with the Media Performance Institute at Boston Casting. Acting for the Camera, Acting for films, and Acting for Commercials are just a few of the classes and workshops offered by Boston Casting.

$100 certificate towards a course at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education in Harvard Square. Choices include courses in literature & writing, languages, travel & games, food & wine, business & investing, dance, photography and more!

Your child will be able to take one children's class or workshop at the Arsenal Center for the Arts. Valid through April 1, 2010. For a course catalog, check their website, www.arsenalarts.org.