WTVP On-Air Auction Showcase Highlights Art, Antiques, Clothing, Furniture, Dining Experiences and More April 23 – 25

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A live, televised merchandise showcase is coming to WTVP HD 47.1 April 23-25, part of the 47th Annual WTVP Auction. For three evenings, WTVP will highlight a wide range of exciting merchandise and certificates for viewers to browse, bid and buy online.

Donated merchandise will be highlighted live on April 23 (7 – 11 p.m.), April 24 (6 – 10 p.m.) and April 25 (6 – 10 p.m.). Among the items in the showcase will be a solid maple dining room table, a microphone autographed by entertainer Josh Groban, lobster dinner for two, a scholarship to a girls’ basketball camp, unique art and antiques, electronics, golf passes, collectibles, jewelry, museum tickets, dining certificates and much, much more. All funds raised support WTVP programming.

As a COVID precaution, phone bidding is replaced this year with online-only bidding. Viewers must register and bid through the online auction website. The quick, easy registration begins at wtvp.org/auction.

Bidding closes April 25 at 10 p.m. High bidders will receive an email confirming their winning bid and to schedule a pickup time.

Visit the WTVP auction portal at wtvp.org/auction to register and begin online bidding.

About WTVP

The mission of WTVP is to enrich our community in engaging and relevant ways using public media and outreach efforts. The station is an essential source for education, scientific, entertainment and cultural content that connects Central Illinois on a local and world level. Generous membership donations and business underwriting are what make this mission and vision possible. An investment in WTVP is an investment in our community. Learn more at www.wtvp.org or call 309.677.4747.

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