The Greek Revival Sauer-Adams Adobe, the oldest inhabited building in San Luis Obispo County, also hosts the Kwong Tong Fencers Club and has been the filming location of four official selections for San Luis Obispo’s annual Microhorrors Film Festival. You’ll spend two nights in the Sauer-Adams guest room, with afternoon tea provided in the garden and dinner at Chinatown’s nearly-century-old Mee Heng Low Noodle House next door. Architectural historian, fencing master, and micro horror writer-director James Papp will cast, script, and film you and a friend in a 3–5 minute horror short in a San Luis historic building to be submitted to Microhorrors—and provide you with fencing lessons in your weapon of choice (foil, épée, or saber), as you finish the weekend with Sunday brunch and fencing with the Kwong Tong Fencers Club. With thanks to Annie Gough for use of the Sauer-Adams Adobe.

Fair Market Value: $1,000

Generously Donated by James Papp and Annie Gough