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Happy Holidays from The Chronicle! This time of year is crazy - the exams, the papers, the planning and packing-up for Winter Break, the never-ending to-do’s on the never-ending to-do list. This year, The Chronicle’s advertising staff is helping you knock-out those gifts to buy before you head home. From Duke tees to statement earrings, we have something for everyone on your list. And yes, this time of year is crazy, but it’s also a time to be grateful and give thanks. We are grateful for our readers and advertisers, and we are grateful that we get to call Duke home. Thank you for your loyalty and support!
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From your mom to your best girlfriend or sister, check out our top gifts for all the women in your life. Vintage Home South
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764 9th St. (919) 908-1886
Dahlia Mirror, $210
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Equipment 100% Cashmere Sweaters, Starting at $278
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S’well Bottle, $34.99
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2608 Erwin Road,Suite 112 (919) 384-0989
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For Men:
Your dad asked for a tie or golf balls again? Trying to find that perfect gift for your boyfriend? Check out our top gifts for all the men, from dads to little brothers, in your life. Durham Bulls Official Store 409 Blackwell St. (919) 687-6555
Bulls Nike Hit Bull Tee, $22.99
Bicycle Chain
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Specialized Crosstrail Disc, $600
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Hamilton Hill
404 Hunt St. Suite 110 (919) 680-0770
905 W. Main St., Brightleaf Square (919) 683-1474
Great Divide Brewing Company Hibernation Ale, $17 /64oz. Growler
Shades of Grey Watch, $345
AG Outfitters
Rock’s Barbershop
4637 Hillsborough Road (919) 309-9745
119 W. Main St. (919) 956-7625
Duke University Stores
YETI Colster, $29.99
Deluxe Straight Razor Shave, $40
Duke Basketball Polo by Nike, $60
Bryan University Center (919) 684-2344
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For Kids:
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Duke Iron D Cheerleader Outfit, From $39.95
The Best Spot in the Garden by Alexa Galan, $14.95
Upper Level Bryan Center (919) 684-3986
The Duck Shop 737 9th Street, The Shops at Erwin Mill (919) 416-3348
Morgan Imports 113 S. Gregson St. (919) 688-1150
Classic Geometric Stacker, $16.99
The Play House Toy Store
Sky Zone Trampoline Park Durham
Zoob Inventor’s Kit, $32
Family Fun Fridays, $10 Jump
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Natural Renaissance Magnetic Key Holder, $52.99
Introductory Massage, $49.99
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Ways to Give Back Looking to give back to the Durham community? Making plans to shop for your holiday gifts? Consider donating or volunteering this year with the following organizations! Salvation Army: Angel Tree and Adopt-A-Family
Durham Rescue Mission: Christmas Toy Give-A-Way
909 Liberty St. Durham, NC (919) 688-7306 ext. 111
1201 E. Main St., Durham, NC (919) 688-9641 www.durhamrescuemission.org
If you’re heading to the mall for some holiday shopping, consider buying a few extra gifts! The Salvation Army provides children and families with Christmas gifts every year that they would not receive without donations from students and residents in the Durham community. The Angel Tree program pairs over 1,700 children ages 0 to 12 with individuals who donate gifts every year. You will be assigned to one child, learn his or her name, age, gender, clothing sizes and “wish gifts,” so you can shop specifically for that child. The Adopt-A-Family program is similar, but instead of adopting one child, you adopt an entire family to purchase gifts for. Price limit is $125. All gift donations must be dropped off by December 6th at the Salvation Army location on Liberty Street. Call Debbie Avolin to get involved. Volunteer Center of Durham: Share Your Christmas 700 W. Main St. Durham, NC (919) 684-9690
For the past 39 years, Share Your Christmas has matched individuals and groups interested in donating new gifts to disadvantaged Durham residents referred by a Durham County Department of Social Services (DSS) social worker. The program is coordinated by Durham County DSS and The Volunteer Center. For more information on how you or your group can become involved, please call (919) 684-9690 or email adrienne@thevolunteercenter.org.
Help serve a traditional Christmas meal, give away toys and groceries, or help with games and activities. Email volunteer@DurhamRescueMission.com to get involved. Meals on Wheels: Senior Santa Program 2522 Ross Road, Durham, NC (919) 667-9424 www.mowdurham.org
As joyous as the holiday season may be for some, for others it is the loneliest time of year. It is for this reason that each year, Meals on Wheels of Durham strives to provide each meal recipient with a holiday gift. They have been able to touch each client in this small but very meaningful way for the past three years only with the help of compassionate community members. They ask that you consider a donation of an inexpensive (under $20) item that can be given as a gift to a needy Durham senior. Donated items of any type may be delivered to the Meals on Wheels office between the hours of 8:30a – 3:00p Monday through Friday. See http:// www.mowdurham.org/special-events/ for a list of suggestions. United Way: “Community Reads” Book Drive 2400 Perimeter Park Dr., Morrisville, NC 27560 (919) 460-8687
Help children and adults learn to read. Hold a book drive or donate books from your own shelf. United Way is collecting used and new books for readers of all ages, infant through adult. Books will be distributed to agencies working to increase literacy throughout Durham, Johnston, Orange, and Durham Counties. Donations can be dropped off at the United Way office every Friday from January 23 to February 27, 2015.
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Genesis Home Gift Wrapping 300 N. Queen St., PO Box 25426, Durham (919) 683-5878
Genesis Home works to end homelessness for families with children by providing housing and supportive services to foster independence. Help wrap gifts to raise awareness and support for Genesis Home, a non-profit dedicated to helping families overcome homelessness. Prospective volunteers can sign up online genesishome.org. Ronald McDonald House-Durham: Wishing Tree 506 Alexander Ave., Durham, NC (919) 281-1064
Since 1980, the Ronald McDonald House of Durham has offered a comforting home away from home and a community of support for seriously ill children and their families. Their programs provide families with the comforts of home –private bedrooms, inviting community spaces, home-cooked meals and a stocked kitchen, a playroom, computer room and laundry facilities – as well as a network of support through interactions with other families, staff and volunteers. Check out their Holiday With List for gift ideas for children staying at the House, stocking stuffers for their parents, as well as ways to help the House or Family Rooms. And for a meaningful activity this holiday season, check out our Wishing Tree program, which include 36 downloadable ornaments for your tree. Contact Holly@RMHDurham.org or visit www. rmhdurham.org for more info.
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Holiday Happenings Tuesday, November 17
Hands-on Thanksgiving Sides and Sauces Cooking Class
Tired of serving the same ole green bean casserole and mashed potatoes with lumpy gravy for every holiday meal? With the season of eating upon us, learn how to spice up your holiday table with some new sides that are sure to please! Menu includes: Roasted Pumpkin and Cranberries with Sage Vinaigrette; Maple Glazed Brussels Sprouts with Bacon; Butternut Squash Sweet Potato Gratin; Creamed Onions with Sherry; Orange Sage Cranberry Sauce; Turkey Pan Gravy with Puree Blanc; Cream Cheese Pumpkin Roll. Durham Spirits Company 6-8pm 425-463-5430
Wednesday, November 18-Wednesday, December 16 Craft Invitational
This invitational highlights work by talented local and regional craftsmen and artists, and offers staff, patients, families and other visitors an opportunity to enjoy a delightful exhibit and to purchase unique, quality items at relatively affordable prices. Exhibiting artists include: Freeman Beard, Bill Dawson, Eleatta Diver, Mark Kozma, Barbara McKenzie, Carmine Prioli, Elizabeth Prioli, Cedar Ridge High School Woodshop, Madelyn Smoak and Hsiang-Ting Yen. The Annual Holiday Performance Series will also be taking place in conjunction with the art sales. Duke University Hospital Art & Health Galleries 11am-1pm 919-684-6124
Friday, November 20-Thursday, December 24 Santa Photos
The Streets at Southpoint 11am-7:30pm
Saturday, November 21
Floral Centerpiece Workshop
Just in time for Thanksgiving! In this workshop, you will learn the basics of floral design and arranging. Using locally grown flowers and foliage, each participant will leave with a centerpiece and the skills to create beautiful floral arrangements at home. Led by Maggie Smith, owner and founder of Pine State Flowers, North Carolina’s first exclusively local flower shop. Space is limited so please preregister if you are planning on attending. Pine State Flowers 2-4pm 919-578-8150
Santa Arrives at Northgate Northgate Mall 10:30am
Saturday, November 21-Thursday, December 24 Photos with Santa
Northgate Mall F-Sa 11am-7pm, Su 1-6pm
Saturday, November 21-Sunday, November 22 Durham Art Walk Holiday Market
Find creative, locally handmade gifts of art for everyone on your holiday list--from jewelry and beautiful knitted scarves to loft-sized paintings and exquisite pottery. Enjoy musical performances, great food and fun surprises around every corner. Rain or shine. Durham Arts Council, Inc. Sa 10am-5pm, Su 1pm-5pm 919-560-2787
Art-a-Thon
Multiple artists are setting up temporary studios in the middle of the gallery and creating affordable original artwork on the spot to sell during the Durham Arts Council’s Art Walk Holiday Market. There will be jewelry, drawings, paintings, kids craft and so much more! SunTrust Gallery Sa 10am-5pm, Su 1-5pm
Wednesday, November 25
Holiday Dance Party with Clark Stern & Chuck Cotton
Bluesman Clark Stern has played piano alongside genre notables such as Lurrie Bell, Anson Funderburgh and Billy Boy Arnold, but he’s joined tonight by local drum veteran Chuck Cotton (Bob Margolin’s band). Though Stern and Cotton both sing, the focus is on the simple interplay beneath the two instrumentalists, which really gets cooking once Stern’s piano stand starts shaking from his heavy hands. Expect plenty of boogie-woogie and jump blues when they draw tunes from traditional and gospel repertoires, as well as Stern’s originals. The Blue Note Grill 8pm 919-401-1979
Thursday, November 26 Thanksgiving Day Buffet
Executive Chef Michael Lustig has created an exquisite menu that includes soup, salads, omelet station. turkey/ham/beef entree, side dishes and desserts. Reservations required. Millennium Hotel Durham 12-2:30pm 919-383-8575
Thanksgiving Dinner
The Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club’s traditional holiday buffet on Thanksgiving Day includes a bountiful array of chilled seafood and salads, hot entrees and side dishes, a chef carving station with roast turkey and steamship of beef, dessert displays including a specialty dessert station, choice of coffee, tea, soft drink or hot cider. Fairview Dining Room 12-6pm seatings 919-493-6699
Vegan Thanksgiving Feast and Raffle
Tickets are available for being seated every half-hour. The raffle will begin around 3:45pm. Advance tickets required; payments are non-refundable. Parizade 11:30am- 5pm
Friday, November 27
Luxuriant Sedans Holiday Party
The band’s five members - Mike “Wezo” Wesolowski (vocals, harp); Ed Bumgardner (bass, vocals); Rob Slater (guitar); Gino Grandinetti (guitar) and Bob Tarlton (drums) are veteran musicians with experience in myriad musical genres - from alternative music to country-rock to jazz, vintage soul and rock ‘n’ roll in all its forms and guises. The common ground for their backgrounds is blues - but The Luxuriant Sedans is no typical fedorawearing, licks-off-of-records blues band. Rather, the band’s deep musical versatility takes the blue soul in its music and adds an element of rock ‘n’ roll energy that celebrates taste and individuality. Like its namesake, The Luxuriant Sedans is the prestigious sum of its quality parts. The Blue Note Grill 9pm 919-401-1979
NC Black Friday Cask Festival
Fight crowds at the bar, not the mall! Tickets include unlimited samples with one special sample glass per ticket to taste cask conditioned ales from NC breweries. Must be 21+. Triangle Brewing Company 3-8pm. 919-724-1521
Tuesday, December 1
Duke Chorale Christmas Concert
The Duke Chorale, directed by Rodney Wynkoop, presents its annual Christmas Concert featuring seasonal selections by the Duke Chorale as well as traditional carols for the entire audience to sing and stories and special treats for the children. This family holiday event is a long-standing tradition for many area residents. Rodney Wynkoop is Professor of the Practice of Music and Director of University Choral Music and Chapel Music at Duke University, where he conducts the Duke Chorale and Chapel Choir. *Please note the Christmas Concert will take place in Baldwin Auditorium this year because of ongoing renovations in Duke Chapel.* Baldwin Auditorium 7pm 919-660-3333
Wednesday, December 2
2015 Bull City Holiday Food & Wine Soirée A holiday food market and wine tasting with over 25 local producers and businesses sampling and selling their products for holiday meals, parties, gift baskets and more. The Rickhouse 6-10pm 919-696-5748
Nick Lowe’s ‘Quality Holiday Revue’ Featuring Los Straitjacket
Nick Lowe joins with Los Straitjackets, wearing their signature Mexican wrestling masks, to bring irreverently classic cool to the end-of-year festivities, in a holiday show for grown-ups and children alike. Reynolds Industries Theatre 8pm 919-684-4444
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Kathy Mattea
Drawing from her Grammy-winning collection “Good News”, and the critically acclaimed follow up, “Joy for Christmas Day”, Kathy Mattea has crafted a wide-ranging yet cohesive Christmas presentation that highlights the joyous message of the holiday with a thoughtful blend of new songs and old favorites, stretching stylistic boundaries to engage with a variety of her favorite musical influences. Carolina Theatre 8pm 919-560-3030
Wednesday, December 2-Sunday, December 20 Santa Train
Thousands of twinkling lights will shine throughout the Museum campus, guiding the way to all the fun! Check out the crowd favorite “ice” skating rink for skate-in-your-socks excitement. Sip complimentary hot chocolate, have your face painted, and explore the crafts and activities tent where you can make and take special treats and learn about the science of Santa. Then hop on board the train for a moonlit ride to the North Pole, where Santa and his elves will greet all guests and wish them a Merry Christmas. Museum of Life + Science 5:20pm, 5:40pm, 6:00pm, 6:20pm, 6:40pm, 7pm, 7:20pm, 7:40pm, 8pm. Starting 12/9 8:20pm also. 919-220-5429
Friday, December 4-Sunday, December 6 Handel’s “Messiah” Concert
Celebrating its 82nd year of performances, the Duke Chapel Choir presents Handel’s brilliant masterwork. This holiday tradition, directed by Rodney Wynkoop, will be presented with full orchestra and professional soloists. Page Auditorium F 7:30pm, Sa 2pm, Su 3pm. 919-684-4444
Friday, December 4
Christmas by Candlelight
Celebrate an 1870 Christmas during evening tours of the Duke Homestead. The tour features period decorations, caroling, dances, hot apple cider, and other goodies. Duke Homestead State Historic Site 8-10pm 919-477-5498
Durham Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops
The Holiday Pops Fundraiser and Concert features entertainment for the entire family. In addition to enjoying exquisite music, patrons can participate in a Silent Auction with items donated by the Durham community and business leaders. The Kids will enjoy an appearance by Santa and Mrs. Claus. Also featuring silent auction featuring affordable gifts for the holidays, and a dessert buffet with treats from some of Durham’s finest bakers. Durham Armory 7-9pm 919-491-6576
Holly Jolly Shopping Bazaar
Do some christmas shopping without all of the hustle and bustle of a mall. Support small business owners and keep it local!! There will be free coffee, home made treats, door prizes every 30 minutes and lots of deals. Woodstone Community Clubhouse 10am-2pm 910-546-7874
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American Tobacco kicks of the holidays with the annual American Tobacco Tower Lighting celebration. There is always a chance of snow, along with sensational community choral groups and other surprises! American Tobacco Amphitheater 6pm 919-433-1570
Saturday, December 5 Breakfast With St. Nick
Welcome the holidays with Breakfast with St. Nick! Ticket includes yummy breakfast buffet, your child’s photo with the original St. Nick himself, crafts, face painting, tattoos, and more! Puppet singalong, bake sake, raffle, door prizes! Mt. Bethel Presbyterian Church 8-11am 919-383-3854
Holiday Blessings by the Durham Community Chorale
Tired of the piped-in holiday music in stores and malls? The Chorale’s holiday concert offers familiar carols but with a refreshing twist, as well as contemporary popular tunes and choral compositions. Under the direction of Melody Zentner and the accompaniment of John Latané, this concert greets the holiday season on a fresh note. Temple Baptist Church 3:30pm
Christmas at the Big House, Christmas at the Quarters
Celebrate the holidays at Stagville with music, food, and fun! Take a tour through the historic structures to see natural decorations and learn about 19th century holiday traditions. Little Windows will be performing during the event from 12-2pm in the Bennehan House. FREE, but donations appreciated. Historic Stagville 12-4pm open house, 4-6 lantern tours. (919) 620-0120
Holiday Gift Market at Vega Metals
The Art Market at Vega Metals proudly presents its Annual Holiday Gift Market. Featuring all-local Pottery, Jewelry, Clothing, Fine Arts, Children’s Apparel & Gifts, Metalwork, Fiber Art, Glasswork, Repurposed and Upcycled Arts & Crafts, plus free cookies and cider, food trucks, “Elf Your Selfie” selfie booth. Art Market at Vega Metals 10am-2pm 919-321-8536
Holiday Greenery
Make your own fragrant holiday display and bring nature indoors. Beth Hall and Michelle Rawlins will each create several evergreen swags or mantelpieces to demonstrate tips and techniques for turning greenery, colorful stems, berries and pods into scented holiday displays for your home. Each participant will then produce his or her own holiday swag to hang on a door or display on a mantel or table. All plant materials and ribbon will be supplied. Please bring a pair of hand pruners and any embellishments you would like to include. Instructors: Beth Hall, plant records manager, and Michelle Rawlins, horticulturist, Duke Gardens. Participant limit: 12. Sarah P. Duke Gardens 10am-12pm, 2-4pm 919-668-1707
Parkwood Annual Christmas/Holiday Parade
Featuring bands from local schools, the Bulltown Strutters, local elected officials, Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops, horses, local businesses, Durham police, the Durham Sheriff’s Office, Wool E. Bull, and Fire Department trucks with an appearance by Santa Claus. FREE, Breakfast with Santa $5 with a new wrapped toy; $7 w/o a toy. Parkwood Neighborhood 3-5pm (919) 544-2161
Sunday, December 6
The Durham Patchwork Holiday Market
A Holiday market with local makers and vintage vendors. Vendors will come together to create a unique shopping experience with a diverse selection of high quality and original goods. Durham Armory 12-5pm 719-440-8636
Tuesday, December 8 Senior Holiday Party
Mature adults 55 or better will enjoy an evening of food, fellowship, dancing and fun at Durham’s Annual Senior Holiday Party. Special performance by the Durham Senior Divas ‘N Dudes. Guest DJ: Adrian Long. Participants will also receive a special gift. Transportation is available upon request. Participant should inquire about transportation when they purchase their ticket. Tickets are available at the DPR main office on 400 Cleveland Street. Sheraton Imperial Hotel & Convention Center 4:30-7:30pm 919-560-4355
Saturday, December 12 Christmas on the Farm
Featuring Christmas Cookies baked with the farm’s delicious duck eggs, and honey, BWF Egg-nog, hot cocoa, and a bonfire to stay warm around as you listen to Christmas Songs and enjoy community, and the beauty of the farm. Chili & Corn Bread will also be available, made with their 100% Grass-Fed Beef at $3.50/plate. There will be plenty of goodies for you to bring home as gifts for your loved ones Pasture Raised Meat & Eggs, and Farm-crafted Soaps, and Candles - Credit Accepted! Please bring friends and family, chairs for around the fire, and a cooler to bring home delicious and healthy food for your dinner table. PLEASE RSVP. Blue Whistler Farm 11am-3pm 980-272-0181
Seasonal Wreath Workshop
Learn how to make beautiful, natural wreaths using local flora. A great way to mark the seasons, decorate your homes, and celebrate local plants. Led by Maggie Smith, founder and owner of Pine State Flowers, North Carolina’s first exclusively local flower shop. Space is limited so please preregister if you are planning on attending. Pine State Flowers 2-4pm 919-578-8150
Triangle Youth Ballet - The Nutcracker
A home town tradition with family friendly pricing. Live Music by the Tchaikovsky Virtuosi conducted by Maestro Andrew McAfee. Carolina Theatre 11am & 3:30pm 919-560-3030
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Saturday, December 12-Sunday December 13 Carolina Ballet’s The Nutcracker
After the opening of Carolina Ballet’s new Nutcracker, The News & Observer wrote that the “gasps after each eye-popping illusion, the applause for the handsome new sets and the rapt attention from all the children confirmed the changes were worth it.” DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center Sa 2pm & 8pm, Su 2pm. 919-688-3722
Society of Durham Christmas Concert J.S. Bach’s Magnificat and German Carols Sa 8pm, Su 4pm Page Auditorium 919-560-2733
Wednesday, December 16
Royal Opera House Live Cinema presents The Nutcracker
A young girl’s enchanted present leads her on a wonderful adventure in this classic ballet, danced to Tchaikovsky’s glittering score. Performed live at the Royal Opera House, screened in real time. Carolina Theatre 7:30pm 919-560-3030
Thursday, December 17-Sunday, December 20 Ira David Wood III’s A Christmas Carol
Beloved Triangle Holiday Tradition - 5 Shows Only! Please note: Ira David Wood IV will star as Scrooge
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at the Saturday, December 19 2pm matinee. All other performances will feature Ira David Wood III. Theatre In The Park’s original musical comedy adaptation of A Christmas Carol, based on the book by Charles Dickens and adapted for the stage by Ira David Wood III, now in its 41st year, has been cited as “one of the most successful shows in North Carolina theatre history” and voted one of “the top 20 events in the Southeast” by the Southeast Tourism Society. In 2010 it was voted best in the Triangle by readers of Triangle Arts and Entertainment. A Christmas Carol has become a holiday tradition in the Southeast, and has also enjoyed critically acclaimed tours to England and France. A Christmas Carol was the first full scale theatrical event staged at DPAC during its opening week in December of 2008. Approximately 30,000 people attend the local production runs in Raleigh and Durham each year. DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center 12/17, 12/18 and 12/19 at 7pm; 12/19 and 12/20 at 2pm 919-680-2787
Friday, December 18
Ugly Holiday Sweater Bar Crawl Sponsored by WAKA Kickball Durham/Chapel Hill
Bring your friends! Join in on an epic pub crawl through Main St in Downtown Durham wearing your tackiest holiday garb. Christmas lights, ornaments, snowflakes, reindeer ears, dress up like a Hannukah candle- anything that gets you in the holiday spirit! There will be contests and prizes throughout the night from Sam Adams & WAKA Kickball Durham/ Chapel Hill. Bars TBA. Near Brightleaf Square 8pm-12am
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Saturday, December 19
Holiday Celebration: Make & Take Crafts from Around the World
Bring your whole family to enjoy holiday crafting and learning about different cultural celebrations. Activities include: Peanut butter bird feeder, Diwali (Hindu festival of light) rangoli patterns, Chinese New Year lanterns • Paper snowflakes, A menorah of your own, Lakota winter count Location: Doris Duke Center. Sarah P. Duke Gardens 12-4pm 919-668-1707
Thursday, December 31
Durham Convention Center’s New Year’s Eve Celebration
Featuring live entertainment with Durham’s own Bull City Syndicate, appetizer food bar, 1 complimentary house specialty drink, customized photo booth and champagne toast to ring in 2016! Durham Convention Center 8pm-2am 919-956-9404
Timeless || NYE 2016 || Powered By: The Art of Cool x A.C.T. Productions Special performance by Joshua Gunn. DJ Spinna. Hosted by Phonte. Open bar. Durham Armory 9pm 919-864-8161
January 01, 2016 AADE KwanzaaFest
Durham Armory Doors open 10am and program begins 2pm
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