2019 NOEL NIGHT by Ballantine Communications

A seasonal celebration of Durango’s local, independent business community

Friday, Dec. 6, 2019 5-11 p.m.

“ Downtown Durango”

Original soft pastel by Susan Balas-Whitfield

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SPECIAL SECTIONS EDITOR

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DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATIONS

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ADVERTISING Christian Ridings DESIGN/PRODUCTION

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Ballantine Communications uses reasonable effort to include accurate and up-to-date information for its special magazine publications. However, all information comes from a variety of sources and may change at any time for any reason. To verify specific information, refer to the organization or business noted. To view the online version of this guide, visit www.durangoherald.com

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Contents

Introduction

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Instructions:

Search for the listed words in this puzzle. Next, circle the first 14 letters that are not used in the word search, and write the letters on the lines below to reveal the secret message. Grab a copy of Noel Night (extra copies available at The Durango Herald and during Noel Night at Local First Lounge). Flip through the pages of the event guide to find the secret message letters hidden on the gingerbread figures in the advertisements. List the advertisements that include hidden letters. Enter to win either vouchers for the Winter Cascade Canyon Train courtesy of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge or two lift tickets valid for the 2019-2020 season courtesy of Purgatory Ski Resort by turning in the completed puzzle to Local First at one of four locations by 5 p.m., Dec. 13. If you’ve dropped off your entry, you are already entered. Local First Office 1309 East Third Ave., #1

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Holiday Fun Nov. 29

nonprofit Project Merry Christmas at the event from 8-10 a.m.

Singing with Santa

Kick off the holiday season with community members by marching down Main Avenue and singing Christmas carols. Residents should meet in the parking lot of TBK Bank between 5:30 and 6 p.m., and plan to arrive at Buckley Park at 6 p.m. for cookies, hot chocolate and a meet and greet with Santa. Don’t forget your camera!

Dec. 7

St. Mark’s Annual Community Christmas Bazaar

More than 30 vendors will showcase handmade arts, crafts and goods for attendees to purchase at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Dec. 8

Dec. 1

Toy Run for Kids

Durango Harley-Davidson hosts the annual toy run starting at 10 a.m. with coffee and donuts. Participants will then ride to Durango VFW Post 403 for a silent auction, raffle drawings, live music and a chili lunch. Admission to the event costs $10, and proceeds benefit local charities.

Dec. 5

Party with Pine

Pine Needle Mountaineering hosts the annual fundraiser for Colorado Avalanche Information Center at Ska Brewing from 5-9 p.m. The event features a silent auction, food, beer and live music.

Dec. 6

Christmas Bazaar

activities like arts and crafts at this familyfriendly event at ELHI Community Center in Ignacio from 5:30-8 p.m.

Dec. 6-8

Holiday Arts & Crafts Festival

Browse a wide variety of handmade arts and crafts and homemade goods at this unique fair featuring over 100 local vendors. The event hosted by Miss Margie’s Festival Productions is at the La Plata County Fairgrounds Friday from 2-7 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Dec. 6-8

The Animas Museum hosts an annual Christmas Bazaar where vendors from the Four Corners region fill the old schoolhouse with handmade items. Enjoy browsing arts, crafts and other goods with drinks and support local artists. The event begins at 5 p.m.

Festival of Trees

Dec. 6

Breakfast with Santa

Taste of Christmas

Gather with friends and neighbors to kick off the holiday season. Browse a holiday bazaar, visit with Santa Claus, drink hot chocolate, eat some cookies and enjoy

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Events

Browse beautifully decorated Christmas trees as Community Connections hosts the annual Festival of Trees at Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Grange Hall from noon to 5 p.m.

Dec. 7

See Santa arrive at McDonald’s on a Durango Fire Truck at 8 a.m. Then enjoy all you can eat hotcakes for just $1. Four Corners Broadcasting will be on site to collect blankets and toys for local

The Durango Choral Society will present a classic holiday performance featuring more than 125 singers at Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College beginning at 3 p.m. Shop the Holiday Gala in the lobby beginning at 1 p.m. Stay after the show to take pictures with Santa on the stage.

Dec. 10

Colorado Gives Day

Colorado Gives Day is an annual effort presented by Community First Foundation and FirstBank to celebrate philanthropy statewide. Both organizations contribute to an incentive fund, so that every participating nonprofit that receives a donation on Colorado Gives Day will receive a percentage of the fund which increases with every dollar donated. Find out more about Colorado Gives Day and local participants online at www.coloradogives.org.

Dec. 13-15

Bizarre Bazaar

Studio & Gallery will present its annual event, a cross between a Turkish bazaar and holiday bazaar, featuring amazing arts and crafts creations from 16 local artists. Browse the gallery to find unique items for yourself or someone special. Stop by Friday 5 -9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Dec. 14

Durango Farmers Holiday Market Browse the vendors while you enjoy live music at the La Plata County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Dec. 14

Frosty’s Craft Fair

Swing by the gymnasium at Bayfield High School to browse hundreds of homemade goods from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Participate in a silent auction, which closes at 1:30 p.m.. This shopping event also features Frosty’s Fun Zone for ages 3-9.

Dec. 14

Holiday Card Making Class

Bring in a digital file of a family photo to create a holiday card at Ignacio Community Library from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Dec. 21

Santa Claus on the Mountain

Visit Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus on the

beach at Purgatory Resort while they pass out candy canes from 2-3:30 p.m.

Dec. 22

Holiday Wreath Making

Join Durango Mountain Institute for this free holiday event for all ages at Purgatory Resort. With supplies provided, create a holiday wreath from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Dec. 31

New Year’s Eve Fireworks & Torchlight Parade

Ring in the new year at Purgatory Resort with a torchlight parade and fireworks show beginning at 6 p.m.

Ongoing

Christmas Tree Sale

Nov. 29 - Dec. 22

The San Juan Mountains Association hosts a fundraiser in partnership with Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad to benefit public lands. Purchase a tree in the

train parking lot on the corner of Camino del Rio and College. Volunteers will be on hand to help you from noon to 6 p.m., Sunday through Friday and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.

Nov. 23 - Dec. 23

Winter Solstice Artisan’s Market

Visit Durango Arts Center, open Monday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., to find unique holiday gifts made by local artists. There is a wide variety of ceramics, jewelry, textiles, glass, wood, prints, ornaments, calendars, photography, paintings and more.

The Christmas Tree Train

Enjoy hunting for the perfect Christmas tree in the San Juan National Forest during this special event train. See schedule online at www.durangotrain.com.

The Polar Express Train

Take a trip to the North Pole with Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. See schedule online at www.durangotrain.com.

Breakfast with Santa at McDonald’s in Durango, Saturday, Dec. 7th 8am to 10am

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Warm Traditions

Hygge in the high country Embrace winter with the European art of coziness

By Connie Sutton

ygge, (pronounced hue-guh) is the key to surviving the cold temperatures in the high country. Though hygge originated in Denmark, it’s derived from the Norwegian word for “well-being” and is loosely translated to “coziness” But for Scandinavians, hygge is more than just creating a warm, inviting environment. It’s a way of life.

Hygge is about feeling cozy inside and out and letting that sense of contentment permeate everything else. Hygge is such an important part of being Danish that it’s considered a defining feature of their cultural identity, and credited as one of the reasons Denmark is at the top of the list of the world’s happiest countries. With dark, bleak winters, the Danes created hygge as a way to find little moments to celebrate. They perform simple rituals to break up the monotony and temper the harshness of living in a land that exists in near permafrost. With colder days ahead, the act of lighting a candle and enjoying the flame while at home

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or in the office could make a greater impact on one’s spirit. Hygge is about establishing a sanctuary of comfort and warmth for you and your loved ones. It’s creating intimacy and a sense of togetherness, as well as deriving wealth and prosperity from friendship and solidarity. Hygge is turning off your phone and listening to the world around you, or taking time to pause and be grateful. It can be spiced wine by the fireside, wool socks and pet snuggles. Hygge is self-care with zero guilt. So, enjoy that book or a cup of rich hot cocoa on a snowy day. Ultimately hygge must be felt, not bought. Here in the high country, we don’t have what most would consider Nordic winters, but there will certainly be days that we consider harsh. Instead of complaining about the weather, light some candles, invite friends and family to your home to visit and take time for yourself. So when the snow is falling, crawl into your comfiest pajamas (aka hyggebuksers) light a fire, make some hot chocolate, and embrace the European art of coziness.

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Hot, Hot, Hot! Hot Chocolate!

Warm Traditions

By Connie Sutton

cup of hot chocolate on a cold day will warm you to the core, but have you ever wondered about the origins of this delicious drink? The chocolate beverage we enjoy today is warm, rich and sweet, but it wasn’t always that way. Hot chocolate has seen empires rise and fall. It has traveled from king courts to the frontlines of war, and stirred up controversy with the Catholic Church – all while evolving from cold and spicy to warm and sweet. Long before it was sold in bar form chocolate was a beverage quite different from the drink we know today. The Mayans prepared what they called xocōlāt with cacao bean paste, chili peppers, cornmeal, vanilla and other spices. They poured it back and forth between two containers until it became frothy, dyed it red and served it cold. In the early 1500s, Spanish explorer Cortez returned home with xocōlāt for his king, changing the pronunciation to chocolatl. In Spain, the recipe was altered to remove the chilies, include sugar and be served warm. King Charles V’s court guarded this recipe as a privilege of the elite, so it was over a hundred years before it was introduced to the rest of Europe. In the 1600s, priests bickered over whether chocolate was a food or a drink, trying to determine whether it should be allowed during fasting. In the 1700s, a doctor named Hans Sloane returned from Jamaica with a recipe for mixing chocolate with milk and the familiar drink we know and love today was born. If you feel like imbibing a rich warm cup of the past, try whipping up this historically inspired hot chocolate for yourself. It’s a dash of sweet, a pinch of spicy and a whole cup of yum.

Ingredients 1 cup of water 3 Tablespoons of cocoa powder, plus more for serving 3 cups whole milk 4 ounces of dark chocolate, finely chopped 3 Tablespoons of sugar ⅛ teaspoon each cardamom, nutmeg, cinnamon & cloves ¼ teaspoon cayenne ½ teaspoon vanilla extract Lightly sweetened whipped cream (for serving)

Instructions Bring water to a simmer over medium-high heat. Stir in cocoa powder until smooth. Add chocolate, sugar, vanilla, and spices. Whisk continuously until chocolate is melted and the mixture is creamy. Add milk slowly, one cup at a time stirring constantly to combine. Divide into mugs. Top with whipped cream and dust with cocoa powder.

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Gift-wrapping Give an aging tradition a fresh, modern twist

rapping gifts is an old tradition unconfined to a single holiday or occasion. In fact, wrapping items in a cloth was a popular way to transport personal things in ancient times. Because it was a clever way to disguise something before revealing it to a recipient, the art of wrapping gifts became commonplace. Our modern version of wrapping paper on rolls of cardboard in a variety of colors, characters, patterns and themes didn’t arrive until the 1900s. Since that time, gift wrapping has blossomed into a $3.2 million industry, according to Hallmark. After shopping, the costs of wrapping supplies can add up. But there’s truly no rules for wrapping presents! Consider these clever and cost effective solutions to concealing gifts for a surprising reveal.

tips & tricks

Paper Plain brown bags from local grocery stores provide a blank canvas for creative freedom. Tie a piece of twine around the package and top with a simple tag for a rustic look. Or use shapes and stamps to decorate with fun and festive designs. An old trail map or sheet music might appeal to your outdoorsman or musician. Even newspapers can make interesting packaging. Include a small bow or ribbon for a pop of color. With paper, the possibilities are endless.

Cloth

Furoshiki is the Japanese art of wrapping items in fabric. Fabric is durable, and therefore can be used by the recipient of the gift inside. If you wrap an item in a new bandana or nice scarf, you’re giving two gifts. Thicker fabrics are more difficult to manipulate, but it can be done. Try these different methods of folding and tying using thin linens, such as kitchen towels, clothing, pillow cases, sheets and blankets. And don’t be afraid to improvise! It’s a hassle to waste wrapping paper and time on large items; just make a Santa-style bag using a blanket and decorative ribbon or rope.

Containers

Everyday objects like cereal boxes and toilet paper rolls can be transformed into gift boxes. Simply save leftover containers and decorate with washi tape, festive stickers, ribbons and paper. Recycle glass jars from products like baby food and pickles by removing the labels, and decorate the container or wrap in cloth or tissue paper. Decorative tins, lunch boxes and reusable totes are useful for recipients as well. Before you go shopping this season, spend some time thinking about how you’re going to wrap your gifts. In short, use what you have available first and purchase only what you need. Explore using recycled materials and dual purpose packaging. Get started with the materials available at home, and source additional accessories locally from places like The Mail Room & Copy Center and Kroeger’s Ace Hardware. Most importantly, never underestimate the power of a present wrapped with a little personal flair.

Gift Wrapping

After shopping in downtown Durango, head to Strater Hotel for free gift wrapping from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays until Christmas. 14 • N O E L N IG HT 2 0 1 9

Project Merry Christmas Odd-shaped packages and plush objects are no match for the Project Merry Christmas volunteers. These volunteers will wrap your gifts with a smile at Durango Mall located at 800 S. Camino del Rio. This gift-wrapping station is the major fundraiser for the nonprofit organization that works to assist families suffering financial hardships during the holiday season. If the thought of wrapping gifts is too overwhelming for you, donate to Project Merry Christmas and let the volunteers take care of the presentation.

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Saturday, Nov. 30 - Sunday, Dec. 8

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Monday, Dec. 9 - Friday, Dec. 14

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Events

Enjoy these holiday events and special sales organized by Local First. All times are approximate. Noon - 5 p.m.

5-9 p.m.

Join Pine Needle Mountaineering for holiday merriment, drinks and delicious food in addition to live music and a visit from Santa. This party is a can’t-miss!

5-9 p.m.

Visit reLove Consign and Design for live music and appetizers.

5-9 p.m.

Swing by the gallery for a One-Man Show featuring New Gallery Artist: Equine Photographer Tony Stromberg.

5-9 p.m.

Stop by Studio& for the Friday night opening featuring its represented and owner artists.

5-9 p.m.

Storewide discounts all day and fun events beginning at 5 p.m. Honey House Distillery will pour warm spiced cranberry cocktails crafted with Hex Vodka. Draw marbles out of a Santa hat for huge discounts starting at 15% off. We will also host a spectacular trunk show with Wild Heart Jewelry. And check out our small-batch screenprinted tees featuring designs by local artists. Proceeds from tees go to charity. Customers can receive 15% off purchases, refreshments and treats at There’s No Place Like Home.

Swing by the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge for free familyfriendly fun, food and entertainment. Enter a raffle for vacation packages, tree, wreath, gifts and decorations!

Pine Needle Mountaineering

3-6 p.m.

Come meet Santa from 3-6 p.m., and enjoy homemade cookies. Bring your own camera to take photos.

reLove Consign and Design

3-6 p.m.

Sepp Kuss, Durango born and raised professional road cyclist will be visiting with people and signing autographs from 3-6 p.m. Register for the Iron Horse Bicycle Classic from 5-9 p.m.

Sorrel Sky Gallery

5-7 p.m.

John Grow, renowned local artist, will talk about his art depicting life in Durango at A Shared Blanket.

Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Grange Hall Beads & Beyond

Mountain Bike Specialists A Shared Blanket Gallery 5-7 p.m.

Nifty Nanny, The Smiley Building 5-9 p.m.

Noel Night Parklet Animas Trading Company

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The Sparrow Nifty Nanny will offer child care for children 3 years and older, where kids can craft ornaments and watch the newest, kid-friendly version of The Grinch. Parents must sign up on our website: www.niftynanny.net. The cost is $30 per child. Join Local First and BCI Media in the official Noel Night Lounge! Turn in your copy of the Noel Night Insert, enjoy hot chocolate and spiked beverages for purchase, all proceeds go toward Noel Night organization.

5-9 p.m.

There’s no place like home 5-9 p.m.

Warm up by the fire at Pedal the Peaks, and enjoy hot cocoa, smores and painting.

5-9 p.m.

Toh-Atin Gallery will host live piano jazz and holiday music by Darryl Kuntz. Enjoy refreshments and appetizers while you browse the gallery. Noel Night Before Christmas: ‘Twas the Noel Night Before Christmas, when all through The Powerhouse, the winter creatures were stirring, causing a holiday circus rouse! The aerial silks, hoops, and slings were hung with great care, in hopes that all of Durango would be there! Get your tickets to one of two shows by Alpine Aerial Acrobatics and The Salida Circus. Tickets cost $25 presale or $27 at the door. Buy three tickets, get one free for The Nutcracker by State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara with the San Juan Symphony Orchestra at the Community Concert Hall at Durango Welcome Center.

5-9 p.m.

Local artists showing creations, featuring music and pottery throwing.

Pedal the Peaks

5-9 p.m.

Visit Create Art & Tea for a 10% discount on jewelry and hot cocoa.

Toh-Atin Gallery

5-9 p.m.

Crow’s Closet will offer shoppers food, beverages, discounts and gift-wrapping service. Enjoy live music and shop ethical handbags and accessories benefiting Power to Act, a nonprofit that creates a Purse with Purpose – a practical, gift-filled handbag donated to women experiencing homelessness or domestic violence. Stop by for special store discounts and light appetizers.

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5-9 p.m.

Duranglers 5-9 p.m.

Artesano’s Design 5-9 p.m.

Conundrum Escape Rooms 5-9 p.m.

Create Art and Tea 5-9 p.m.

Karyn Gabaldon Fine Arts 5-9 p.m.

Maria’s Bookshop Parklet

Enjoy storewide 20% off, and up to 50% off purchases, live music by North Star Djembe Grooves Drummers, warm drinks and Hors d’oeuvres. Join Conundrum and Durango Balloon Company for sales on our unique board games and discounts on escape rooms. Enjoy hot chocolate with live music in the Durango Arts Center building. Browse the gallery and enjoy jazzy holiday music by Jeff Solon and Elle Rio.

6 p.m. & 8 p.m.

The PowerHouse

6-7:30 p.m.

Durango Welcome Center 6-8 p.m.

Browse our collection of gifts and goods, and enjoy live music by Bob’s yr Uncle, snacks and more.

6-9 p.m.

Stop by Supernova for free photos with Santa Claus, refreshments, food, live music. Drop off your Noel Night insert.

All Day

Visit Maria’s Bookshop and roll the dice for a discount ranging from 5%-20% all day.

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Enjoy our festive atmosphere, and draw a candy kiss all day long to save 10%, 15% or 20% off your purchase.

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Swing by Conundrum Escape Rooms for a super fun photo booth session, snap your best shots and post your photos to social media. One lucky group will randomly be selected to win escape room tickets!

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Maria’s Bookshop will host an outdoor parklet where you can find Be Local Coupon Books and a special fundraiser for Boys and Girls Club, Rainbow Youth, La Plata Family Center.

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Party Planning

Preparing invitations for parties Information to include for holiday get-togethers

echnology has changed the process of preparing party invitations for the holiday season. Where we once worried about getting stamps and sending them out on time, evites have simplified the invitation process.

Hosts can still send invitations the oldfashioned way, but they can cut down on time spent preparing those invitations by using templates. Even as the way we exchange invitations changes, the information hosts need to include on the invites is the same. If it’s been awhile since you sent a holiday invitation, this guide to creating invites can ensure guests know all they need to know about your party.

l Degree of formality: Guests will want to know if the party is formal or casual, so let them know via the invitation. If no dress code information is included, guests will likely assume the affair is casual.

l Date and time: The date and time of the party should be clearly stated on the invitation. The holiday season is one of the busiest social seasons of the year, with family gatherings and office parties dotting December schedules. Leave nothing to the imagination on your invitation and clearly indicate the day of your party and what time it begins.

l Theme: Holiday parties sometimes have themes. So if you want everyone to dress up as a favorite holiday movie character or if you want to throw a Santathemed soiree, make sure to include such information on the invitation.

l Location: It might seem like a nobrainer, but don’t forget to include the location of the party on your invitation. Even if you annually host a holiday party at your home, include your full address so guests, especially new invitees, have something to enter into their GPS systems.

l Menu: If you plan to serve a meal, include information about the menu on the invitation and request that guests with specific food allergies inform you or bring their own food to the party.

l Accommodations: If you plan to serve alcohol, let guests know on the invitation and suggest arrangements for safe transportation home. Ridesharing apps have made it easier than ever to get home safely, but hosts should still keep the phone numbers of local taxi companies available for guests and make sure spare rooms are ready to accommodate attendees who get a little too festive.

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Arrange a successful Tips for organizing Secret Santa a gift exchange T

Party Planning

he holiday season provides plenty of opportunities to socialize. Holiday celebrations are sometimes akin to family reunions, but friends also tend to celebrate together in December. These festive celebrations sometimes include different groups of people, and that may require hosts to do a little extra to make everyone comfortable, and enjoy their time at the party. Secret Santa gift exchanges can be a great icebreaker, even if guests are buying gifts for people they don’t know. If you plan to make Secret Santa part of your holiday party this year, consider these tips to ensure it goes smoothly.

l Start planning early. Hosts likely know everyone coming to their party, so they should take the lead and organize the Secret Santa exchange. Let guests know as early as possible, even including the information in the party invitations, so they have time to shop. l Make it optional. Forcing people to mingle and exchange gifts is never a good

idea. Give guests the option to participate ask them to indicate if they will or won’t when they RSVP. l Set a reasonable gift limit. Figure out a budget that works for everyone, and set a limit. There are plenty of gifts for $20 and under. Gift themes can also ensure no one goes overboard in terms of dollar value. l Consider a wish list. Asking

participants to fill out wish lists ensures that their Secret Santa buddy will have an idea where to start shopping. l Enlist a digital helper. Technology can make organizing Secret Santa exchanges even easier. Elfster is an online gift exchange app that can help hosts effectively organize their Secret Santa gift exchanges and parties.

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Holiday Decorations B

squares in half and thread the wire through the fabric. When the ring is filled with material, twist the ends together. Attach a way to hang the decor and enjoy this cozy wreath.

olster holiday cheer in your household by

creating functional holiday decorations. Arts and crafts can be a fun way to relax indoors or spend

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time together with loved ones this season. The hard part is finding inexpensive crafts that are easy for all ages. We found and tested three fun holiday projects that can double as festive decor.

Holiday Wreath Let old sweaters breath new life into your home during the holidays. Grab some scissors, 12-gauge aluminum wire and

Creative Crafts

wire cutters. First cut sections of materials into 4-inch by 4-inch squares with scissors. Determine the size of the wreath by forming a circle with the wire and cut it to the desired length. Next, fold the

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t crowd your refrigerator door with holiday invitations and family Christmas cards this year. Instead, craft something festive to display them. Gather 10 wooden rulers, paint stirrers or sticks of similar size and length, and a hot glue gun for this project. Decorate the wood with paint, glitter, ribbons, stickers, tape or a combination of those items, before gluing the ends of each one to one

another in a five-pointed star shape. (Tip: Make all the points the same size, then glue the middle together.) Once dry, use office clips or clothespins to secure cards, photos and invitations for display.

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xchanging gifts during the holiday season is a popular way to show your appreciation for others. When shopping for a gift for friends, family and coworkers, look for opportunities to enhance their day-to-day life with your gift. It could be a gift that provides entertainment or something to save them money over time. We compiled a brief list of gifts that keep giving to help you help your loved ones.

Growlers Beer isn’t the only treat that comes in growler. Though you can purchase growlers to refill at the local breweries, Cream Bean Berry also lets customers purchase a growler gift box, which includes a reusable glass jar and a free fill coupon. These glass growlers are a little larger than a pint, and gift recipients can choose up to four different flavors that are available in

the store. After the first free refill, the recipient can continue to bring the jar into Cream Bean Berry to fill for just $7. Now, that’s a sweet gift!

Memberships Support a local organization and give the gift of a membership. In Durango, there are a variety of businesses and nonprofit organizations that offer

exclusive memberships for customers. Gym memberships are some of the most popular, but garden lovers can benefit from discounts to more than eight regional garden centers and educational workshops by becoming a member of Durango Botanical Society. For art lovers, the Durango Arts Center has several benefits for their members, including discounts on purchases and reduced entry fees for artists. Some other great memberships for outdoor lovers include Durango Nordic Club and Hillcrest Golf Club. For the coffee lover or coworker, a Durango Joes Mug Club membership might do the trick. Do some research to find the right fit for your recipient.

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Season Passes A season pass to Chapman Hill or Hesperus Ski Area is a great gift for people who love to ski and snowboard. Even if your snow enthusiast purchased a season pass to Purgatory Resort, odds are they could benefit from the ability to ski before the sun goes down on the weekdays until spring. A pass for adults costs $140, and a pass for children costs $100. Family passes cost $140 plus half per additional member. The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge also offers a season pass which allows passengers to access remote trails in the San Juan National Forest.

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Subscriptions Gift your loved ones a subscription, so they can think of you while enjoying their favorite things year round. These days, people can subscribe to a variety of different services that curate media or products for their specific style and tastes. This includes everything from music and television streaming services to monthly boxes of exotic snacks. To support a local business with your purchase, consider traditional subscriptions to newspapers and magazines as they make great gifts, too.

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f you are struggling to find the right item to give someone this season, it is time to consider an alternative approach to shopping. Dad doesn’t want another tie or pair of socks, and mom could use a vacation over a candle. Though shopping for a physical gift can be easier, giving an experience is a way to offer the people you love a thoughtful opportunity. There are many intangible gifts your friends and family might appreciate, especially if they are not required to spend money on the special experience. Check out this list of local experiences that will satisfy fun-loving people.

Dinner and a Show

A gifter can’t go wrong with culture and cuisine. Purchase a gift card to cover dinner for two at a local restaurant and two tickets to a movie, concert or theatrical performance. Choose from a variety of live entertainment venues in Durango, like Animas

City Theatre, Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis, Durango Arts Center or Henry Strater Theatre. Or purchase a gift card from Allen Theaters so they can choose what to watch. Maybe they will invite you to tag along!

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Who says you have to travel to enjoy a vacation? Durango is a destination for many travelers, so there are plenty of amazing accommodations that offer residents a place to unwind. Purchasing

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a package at a resort or bed and breakfast is one way to relax and rejuvenate, instead of focusing on day-to-day worries and household chores. It’s also the perfect gift for family members who want to visit or friends you haven’t seen in a while. Escape to the natural hot springs and enjoy a massage at Durango Natural Hot Springs Resort and Spa. Revel in a full weekend of uninterrupted skiing at Purgatory Resort. Get some serious shopping done with a stay at Nobody’s Inn or Rochester Hotel, or slow down and get cozy at Antlers on the Creek or Blue Lake Ranch.

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Encourage loved ones to develop a new skill or hobby by gifting them a lesson of sorts. Children, teens and adults can all enjoy learning something new through a

hands-on experience. Active individuals might want to explore recreational activities like dancing, golfing, ice or rock climbing, skiing and skating. Artistic individuals might enjoy learning to play an instrument, craft pottery or speak a different language. These are just a few ideas of experience gifts, and there are still so many more. Purchase a gift card for local spa services, book an escape room at Conundrum Escape Rooms for you and your friends, invest in a festival pass, schedule a summer rafting trip, or buy tickets for a train excursion or special event at Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Most of all, encourage gift recipients to explore and experience all that our community has to offer.

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on’t fret about finding items to fit into stockings this year. There are so many local shops that feature dozens of tiny treasures. Here are a few examples of some popular items that people might want to find in their stocking this season.

store, purchase some mini-bottles to slip into stockings for friends, family or roommates this holiday season. Find a lightweight tin of special blend loose leaf tea at Old Barrel Tea Company. Don’t forget your furry friends. Find packs of treats at places like Creature Comforts and Pet Haus, and while you’re there browse the stores for balls, bones and toys to fill their stockings.

Edible items are a popular stocking stuffer that won’t go to waste. Chocolate is a hit for all ages. Both Animas Chocolate Company and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory offer customers unique truffles, chocolate bars and other chocolatecovered goodies. Add a little spice to someone’s life with a hot sauce or salsa from Durango Artisan Foods. Find the perfect gift for those who love to cook by browsing marinades, mustards, jams, jellies and mixed spices. Honeyville also has a variety of jams, butters, and other honey-filled items and old fashioned candies. Durango Olive Oil Company offers small-sized gift bottles of flavored olive oil to slip into stockings, and there are more local food items on shelves across dozens of other stores downtown. The next time you’re stocking yourself up on beer, wine and spirits at a local liquor

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Self-Care Pack the stocking with products that recipients can use to pamper themselves. Items like lip balms, lotions and luxury soaps make great stocking stuffers that anyone can appreciate. Bath bombs, essential oils, face masks, perfumes and nail polish are also great items for all ages. Some of these products can be found at several local businesses including Animas Trading Company, Spaaah Shop & Day Spa, There’s No Place Like Home and Urban Market, to name a few. Some other

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great local gifts for both males and females include candles, grooming/manicure packs, massage oil, reusable hand warmers, sleep masks, socks and water bottles.

Toys, & Trinkets Though toys and trinkets are popular picks for children’s stockings, you will find fun gift options in local stores for adults too. Beads and Beyond has buildable figures like cars, castles and characters and other toys for children in addition to flasks, pins, patches and fun fridge magnets. There are brain teasers, cards, games and puzzles for all ages at Guild House Games and Maria’s Bookshop. Kids Rock has the largest selection of items for children. Shoppers can find a mix of collectibles, gifts and

toys for all ages at Halfway to Heaven and Out of the Blue. Stop by outdoor retailers for items like flashlights, pocket knives, sunglasses and small tools for different types of outdoor recreation like biking, camping and hiking. Visit Tippy Canoe to find a rustic gift for adults, including ornaments, wine stoppers and coasters.

Gift Cards Ultimately, purchasing a gift card allows the recipient to choose when they spend the money and what they buy. There are dozens of different types of gift cards you can purchase locally from retail stores and restaurants. Ask about their favorite places to eat or shop in casual conversation, and schedule to stop by on Noel Night to purchase a gift card.

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Giving Back

Offering more this holiday season

he holiday season is a time of giving. Though generosity is not limited to the holiday season, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving Day is like an unofficial kick start to the giving season.

Since 2012, the first Tuesday following Thanksgiving has been known as “Giving Tuesday.” The event, started by the 92nd Street Y in New York City, the United Nations Foundation and the technology website Mashable, is a response to the commercialization of the holiday season and the rampant consumerism that begins before the last bite of turkey is completely digested. Today, Giving Tuesday harnesses the generosity of millions of people around the world and helps millions of dollars to find its way to the organizations that need it most. Giving Tuesday inspires people to volunteer or give back to causes that are near and dear to their hearts. Thanks to technology, giving has the capacity to go viral and inspire others to engage in charitable efforts. Since its inception, Giving Tuesday has evolved. The event now underscores how communities can harness the power of people working together to elicit greater change.

difference in your community. Here are some easy ways to provide some extra cheer for someone this year. l Pay it forward by treating someone to coffee, lunch, or whatever else suits you at the time. Perhaps he or she will do the same for someone else and keep the generosity going. l Keep change and extra dollar bills in your pocket and be generous to charities seeking donations outside of stores. A cup of coffee or hot chocolate goes a long way toward warming up the people manning the collection pots as well. l Adopt a family who is less fortunate and purchase some gifts on their wish list. Project Merry Christmas is just one organization that can connect you with families struggling financially to provide Christmas for their children. Check with area churches, too.

Even though Giving Tuesday may be the catalyst for charitable efforts, it doesn’t need to end there. Small acts of generosity throughout the season can make a big

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radition reigns supreme for many people during the holidays. Exchanging gifts is one tradition that transcends religion, as people who subscribe to various faiths exchange gifts with their loved ones during the season. When making their holiday shopping lists, don’t forget the people who help you throughout the year. Here are some gift ideas that can help the people who help us throughout the year.

to a salon supply wholesaler can make for a welcome gift. For those who want to pamper the people who pamper them, a gift certificate to a local spa or restaurant can make for a wonderful gift.

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Mail carriers spend much of their workday braving the elements, so a gift that helps make their time outdoors more comfortable is ideal. But shoppers should know there are rules governing gifts that the workers can and cannot accept. According to the United States Postal Service, employees can accept gifts worth $20 or less from a customer per occasion. However, carriers are forbidden from accepting cash and cash equivalents. In addition, mailmen cannot accept more than $50 worth of gifts in

a calendar year. Consider gifting mail carriers a comfortable, moisture-wicking shirt to wear under uniforms. A basket of chapstick, sunscreen and some healthy snacks that can be eaten on-the-go are also great gifts for mail carriers.

Hairdressers Hairdressers go to great lengths to make us look and feel our best all year, and those efforts should not be forgotten during the holiday season. Many use supplies, such as capes, hairspray and scissors, which they purchase on their own. A gift certificate

Educators and caregivers, which includes teachers, babysitters and daycare staff, do a lot for children. Their efforts should be recognized during the holiday season. School systems and daycare facilities may have rules in place governing which items staff can accept, so inquire about such policies in advance. When gifting babysitters, make sure gifts are ageappropriate. If a babysitter is a minor, cash may be the best gift. For teachers and daycare workers, consider a gift certificates to a local supplies store.

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