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or the first 30 years of my life, I never understood why people claimed the holiday season was stressful. The holidays were all good. Home cooking, watching football, ski trips (apres ski), more football watching - how could THIS be considered stressful? This was utopia if you asked me. My only real task was to hit up a TJ Maxx or Marshall's by December 23rd to grab three simple gifts for my immediate family members. Hold that thought for a moment.

This issue was so enjoyable to put together because of all the local businesses that were involved. There aren't too many places I can think of where, in a five block radius, one has so many locally-curated options for unique holiday gifts. Also featured are some of Boulder's most well-respected event planners that educate on "modern day etiquette" for party hosting. Here's my tip: you know that bottle of White Zin that has been in your garage fridge for two years because someone left it at your house? Don't bring that to a Christmas party.

Fast forward from bachelorhood to my first year of marriage. Like clockwork, on December 23rd, I headed to TJ Maxx with a little extra pep in my step. I was going to buy my lovely wife a present for our first Christmas as a married couple. I was only there for a few minutes when I spotted it. Bam. I still remember how it shone under the flickering fluorescent lights. A stainless steel, half-gallon coffee thermos was the winner. So practical, and perfect for any coffee lover.

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After opening about five amazing gifts Katie had bought me, I started to get an uneasy feeling in my stomach. The excitement on her face soon turned to a puzzled look as she pulled the thermos out of the box. "This is a joke, right?" My reply, "Uhh, err, uhh. Well honey, I thought this would be great for us to take out on the boat to keep our coffee warm." I was not a bachelor anymore.

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By the next winter, we had a baby boy in the mix with a daughter on the way. Year three, yep, you guessed it, another bundtling in the oven. While there isn't as much napping, watching football, and bombing down the mountain with a pack of mad men as there once was, I couldn't be happier. With that I say, let the chaos ensue!

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Departments 12

Good Times

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Style Wise

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Giving Back

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Field Trip

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What's Cooking?

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Home Matters

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A Boulderite Gift Guide

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Locally Owned

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Parting Thoughts

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Tips from Boulders top party planners

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Boulder Country Day Fundraiser Boulder Country Day hosted their annual school fundraiser at the CU Stadium Club. A big thanks to the volunteers and guests who attended!

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Bill and Laura Gunderson

Catherine and David Moll

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Laura and Scott Martin

Joy Hartley, Andrew and Emily Sewell, Wynn Hartley

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Great American Beer Fest Local breweries made their presence known at the recent GABF in Denver. Eight Boulder County based craft breweries brought home medals. Congratulations brewers!

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The Hassan + Cables Law Firm recently hosted their fourth annual golf tournament at Indian Peaks Golf Course to benefit "I Have a Dream" Foundation of Boulder County. Thank you to all the golfers and volunteers!

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Around Town ANDREA MERRILL NAMED RESIDENT SERVICES COORDINATOR AT GOLDEN WEST COMMUNITIES, INC. Golden West Communities, Inc., has hired Andrea Merrill as Resident Services Coordinator. Merrill will support residents by arranging educational programs and connecting them with supportive services. She will advocate on behalf of residents and their families by coordinating services within and outside Golden West to help residents maintain their independence and quality of life.

Previously, Merrill worked as the weekend activities coordinator at Golden West Communities. In that position, she built a strong rapport with both residents and staff that helped her transition smoothly into her new role. Prior to working at Golden West, Merrill worked at the University of Colorado Boulder for 26 years. Because she always had a desire to work with seniors, she returned to school in 2012 to complete her bachelor’s degree in sociology with an emphasis in gerontology.

With her passion for helping seniors and her strong ties to CU, Director of Community Relations Heidi Marchi says Merrill is real asset to Golden West and its residents. “Andrea will help us continue to strengthen our relationship with the university and surrounding community to bring enriching programs to our residents,” she says.

GEAR UP FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE Preparations for New Year’s Eve have already begun at St. Julien Hotel & Spa. To ring in 2015, St. Julien will offer guests and locales an evening of bubbly, balloon drops, Brazilian food and more. For $95 per-person, attendees will enjoy a choice of two cocktails, wine, beer or caipirinhas; Brazilian street food and party favors; the musical stylings of Sambadende, a Brazilian samba band based in Boulder; live entertainment throughout the evening by a variety of samba dancers and capoeira, a traditional Brazilian martial art that incorporates elements of dance, acrobatics and music; a midnight balloon drop and Champagne toast; a Veuve Clicquot Champagne Lounge featuring $16 glasses; and more. Package deals including tickets to the New Year’s Eve celebration and an overnight stay at St. Julien are available at StJulien.com.

HOLIDAY FESTIVAL OF TREES RAFFLE BENEFITING MEALS ON WHEELS OF BOULDER The ninth annual Festival of Trees features beautiful holiday trees donated, decorated and displayed by Boulder merchants in their stores. Merchants adorn their trees with their products, gift cards and the like. All raffle proceeds will benefit Meals on Wheels of Boulder. Participating Downtown shops include Pedestrian Shops, Hurdles Jewelry, Weekends, Oliverde and more. Merchants in The Village include McGuckin Hardware and Memories to Digital. WaterStreet in20

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cludes Christina’s and Walters & Hogsett, with more on the way.

Visit the stores to see the trees in person, or view them virtually on the Meals on Wheels of Boulder website. Purchase $5 raffle tickets online for one – or all! – of the trees until the raffle closes at noon on Thursday, December 18. Tree winners will be drawn and announced at a holiday party December 19 at Meals on Wheels of Boulder. Details: MowBoulder.org or on Facebook.

GINGERBREAD TEA AT THE ST. JULIEN St. Julien’s Gingerbread Teas run through the end of the year. Gingerbread Tea events feature teas by Tea Forté, as well as scones, tea sandwiches and petits fours. As the adults are entertained by music performed by Grammy winning pianist Ralph Sharon and his trio, children, donning a chef’s hat and apron, enjoy the opportunity to decorate gingerbread cookies, aided by a St .Julien chef.

Gingerbread Teas are held every Saturday and Sunday, November 30 through December 21, at noon and 2 p.m. Continuing its partnership with Boulder-based non-profit There With Care, St. Julien will again donate a portion of the proceeds from Gingerbread Teas to the organization, which is dedicated to supporting the needs of children and families facing critical illness. In addition to donating a portion of the proceeds earned from the Gingerbread Tea events, St. Julien Hotel & Spa will also be collecting items on There With Care’s Wish List to help support its programs, including diapers, baby wipes, toys and more. StJulien.com

Butterman Stays with the Philharmonic Michael Butterman, who started with the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra during the 2006–2007 season, will continue as the group’s music director through the 2018–2019 season. During his tenure, Butterman has developed an educational program with the Boulder Valley School District, subscriptions have increased and the Philharmonic presence has expanded throughout the state with performances in Arvada, Lakewood, Denver and Highlands Ranch.

Possibly the most notable performance was at the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek. Butterman also serves as the music director of the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra in Louisiana, the resident conductor of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra in Florida, principal conductor for education and community engagement of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra in New York and the music director of the Pennsylvania Philharmonic.

OPEN SPACE SECTIONS CLOSE TO PROTECT NESTING BALD EAGLES Two sections of open space are closed to protect nesting bald eagles—the Kolb, Weiser and ERTL properties east of 75th Street and north of Valmont and the Coal Creek area east of Colo. 93 and south of Marshall Lake. The areas will remain closed through

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BEAT BOOK SHOP GETS NEW DIGS Boulder’s Beat Book Shop, an independent bookseller, opened its doors at 1713 Pearl in 1990. Today, the Pearl Street icon has moved to a bigger location at 1200 Pearl. The new, underground location is nearly 1,500 square feet, and is the former site of Left Hand Books, which closed in April 2103 after 34 years in business. With the new space, owner Tom Peters will display more inventory. The store also sells online through AbeBooks.com and Amazon. The store has 8,000 titles listed online. The brick and mortar has collectible literature memorabilia for sale. They include signed photographs of Ginsberg, one of two posters printed for a 1974 Henry Miller reading at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a portrait of Hunter S. Thompson that was hanging in Thompson’s home when he died.

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DECEMBER 4TH EVENT BENEFITS THERE WITH CARE Weekends and Oak at Fourteenth invite you to a night of shopping and giving back on Thursday, December 4th from 6-9 p.m.,

PATRIOTS DAY AT BOULDER COUNTRY CLUB RAISES $30,000 FOR THE CU STUDENT VETERANS Boulder Country presented a check in the amount of $30,294.39 to the CU Foundation for the benefit of the Veterans Services Schol-

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Let’s Get Dressed Nod & Rose Storehouse Article Kate Manz Photography Sampson Leung

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wo years ago, Nod and Elizabeth Rose Norkus packed up their belongings and moved from their hometown of Charlotte, NC, to Boulder. These newlyweds were eager to embark on a new chapter in their lives and careers together. By combining their love for fashion and people they opened Nod and Rose Storehouse, a carefully curated clothing store for men and women in downtown Boulder.

“Nod & Rose just makes sense to us,” said, Elizabeth Rose. “It gives us a chance to spend tons of time together and help people look their best.”

Very quickly they connected with the community not only for their ability to fuse classic and fashion forward style but also for all the in-house social events they host. Somehow they have managed to create an incredibly warm and inviting environment in the 900 square feet of space they have. Nod even made room for his personal drum set right in the store.

“If you’ve ever been in the storehouse it’s obvious we love having a good time, but we also take a lot of pride in shaping the way stylish people dress in this town,” says Elizabeth.

The Norkus’ are continually evolving their collection to best fit the Boulder “town and country” lifestyle.

“Fashion is really about taste,” says Nod. Some people find one thing they like and never vary, but one of the things that makes us work as a couple is we have very similar taste and it’s always evolving.

Whether it’s in music, architecture, art or fashion more times than not, we’re always on the same page.”

Nod and Elizabeth are extending their family and welcoming their first baby, London Rose, this winter. They couldn’t be more excited to continue this ever-

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“Don’t be afraid to mix it up. Coordination is a thing of the past. High and lows, chic and cheap; the more variables the better. Take risks, be confident and learn to love the way you dress.”

“Be creative and mix a town look with a rugged twist. The rules get rewritten quicker than ever now, so keep an open mind.”

“Black looks good with every color especially brown, navy and olive.”

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Giving Back

Lifting Up Our Homeless Youth Article Emily O’Brien

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ttention Homes, a Boulder-based non-profit, provides opportunities for at-risk youth to step out of homelessness and into a new tomorrow. With incredibly dedicated staff members working with the children 24/7, the positive effects can be profound.

Attention Homes offers shelter, community-based living and the teaching of life skills necessary for an independent future. Its original intention when it was founded in 1966 was to provide attention, not detention, for youth in crisis. However, services have evolved from providing safe shelter and basic needs to offering numerous life changing opportunities. All of which allow Attention Homes to deepen its impact on stabilizing a young person’s life.

The statistics on homeless youth in Boulder are astounding. According to the 2014 Point in Time Study, on any given night there are 168 youth (ages 13-24) who were either homeless or unstably housed (e.g. couch surfing) in Boulder County.

Executive Director Claire Clurman says, “To come to our door requires a tremendous amount of courage. So many are of these young people are trying to overcome significant barriers.”

Youth become homeless for a variety of reasons: family conflict, poverty, abuse, neglect, trauma, mental health, substance abuse, LGBTQ or aging out of foster care without sufficient life skills.

“Of all the youth served, 66 percent are from Boulder County,” states Clurman. The end goal is to help teens in crisis become healthy, stable, productive members of our community.

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Attention Homes offers two programs: the Runaway and Homeless Youth program and the Adolescent Residential Care program.

The Adolescent Residential Care program prepares young people for success by providing transitional and respite care with sober living and serves abused, neglected and troubled youth ages 12-17 placed through social services.

The Runaway and Homeless Youth program is the only teen emergency shelter in the county. It provides street outreach five days a week to build trust and works with schools and local business to raise awareness of available services and to deliver items such as snacks, socks, emergency blankets and ponchos to homeless youth.

The goal is not to enable but to empower these vulnerable youth.

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seen an increase in numbers. In 2012, the program served 195 teens and in 2014, they expect to reach close to 800.

To help assist, Attention Homes offers specialized services such as in-house and community-based support groups, counseling, safe shelter and family mediation. By having support in-house, it’s able to guarantee youth get the help they so desperately need. In-house family mediation and individual counseling services have reinforced long-lasting connections as well as family reunification. A substance abuse counselor provides on-site mental health assessments, group therapy and individual work. And with an in-house GED teacher, employment counselor and collaborative efforts with more than 70 different community partners to help teach life skills and create connections to trade schools, community colleges and employment opportunities, youth are more apt to continue moving forward to a better and increasingly more stable future.

WHOLE COMMUNITY EFFORT

With more than 600 volunteers each year, it’s quite apparent Attention Homes couldn’t accomplish all that it does alone.

Clurman states, “We are very fortunate to have diverse funding from the county, city, businesses and private donors. If it weren’t for the individuals and for the partnerships we have, we couldn’t do the work we do.” Volunteers are always welcome and opportunities are listed on its website.

Continuing support is crucial for allowing Attention Homes to serve our youth in crisis. And the organization has no plans to slow down anytime soon. In fact, Attention Homes intends to extend its continuum of housing by developing a transitional independent living program for youth in order to support them for longer periods of time. Planning for self-sufficiency while addressing the immediate need is a must for these youth in need.

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We are fortunate enough to live in a community that cares deeply about its members, especially those who are most vulnerable. This holiday season, hundreds of families will go without. This can happen for a variety of reasons—unexpected job

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loss, fire or flood devastation, outstanding medical bills, etc. Many of us think of the holidays as a joyful time of year, but for these families it can be a real hardship. This Boulder County Giving Back Guide is an outlet to help support our neighbors in need. Many of the organizations listed have additional giving opportunities on their websites, so be sure to check them out!

Ways To Help Those Around Us In Need Article Emily O’Brien

“I Have A Dream” Boulder County

Harvest of Hope Pantry

During the holiday season, community members “adopt” Dreamers & their families to provide gifts to those in need. Families range in size from two to ten members. Each Dreamer submits a “wish list” of gift ideas valued around $30, then a donor is paired with a family & receives the wish list.

The Adopt-a-Family program reaches hundreds of Dreamer families throughout Boulder County!

Always in need of volunteers, Harvest of Hope Pantry (HOHP) provides healthy supplemental food to Boulder families and individuals in need of food assistance within a safe, welcoming and non-judgmental environment. Apply to volunteer through its website.

Or start a food drive with your friends and neighbors! It doesn’t take much to get the ball rolling on collecting nutritious items for those in need, and the neat part about it is HOHP helps YOU start the food drive by offering assistance with flyers, boxes and it will even pick up your items at the end of the drive.

3012 Sterling Circle, Suite 200 Boulder, CO aaf@ihaveadreamboulder.org IHadBoulder.org

2960 Valmont Road Boulder, CO 720.382.1971 HopePantry.org

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Cornerstone Church

Mentoring Program

Every holiday season, Cornerstone Church in South Boulder challenges people to give back to the community. One way is through its Advent Giving program, which runs from late November to late December. It chooses five projects/non-profits (local & international) and highlights one each week. The challenge is to give more and spend less; all the money collected is divided among these non-profits. The “give” is give more of your time and talents as well as treasure. Local involvement would serve with Bridge House and help kids in poverty with extra educational help. The gift for the education is toward a summer learning opportunity for low-income kids.

Boulder County Community Services Mentoring Program is in need of male mentors to empower youth receiving services through the court system to make positive life choices that enable them to maximize their personal potential. The program envisions a community in which every youth experiences nurturing one-to-one relationships and community support, which in turn allows each of them to develop into their full potential, capable of making informed, responsible decisions as involved members of our community. Expect an average commitment of three hours per week for 12 months. (Days of the week and times are flexible.)

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1190 S. Lashley Lane Boulder, CO 303.499.5559 CornerstoneBoulder.org

Art with a heART Food Drive at Tinker Art Studio

North Boulderites can drop by Tinker Art Studio, an art studio founded by educators and artists, during Open Studio times to donate non-perishable food. Individuals can make cards for those in need to go along with their contribution.

All art & food items will be donated to a local food bank.

Drop Off Times

December 3rd – 20th Wednesdays 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Saturdays 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Tinker Art Studio 1300 Yellow Pine Ave., Boulder, CO 303.503.1902 tinker@tinkerartstudio.com TinkerArtStudio.com

Sister Carmen Community Center

Volunteers are the lifeblood of Sister Carmen Community Center (SCCC), and it is always looking for more people to help! Its mission is to provide assistance to residents of East Boulder County who are in need, without discrimination. Individuals or groups work in the food bank, garden, thrift store and the donations sorting area.

They may also work in the office, volunteer their special skills to help clients or reach out in the community to collect donations or spread the word about SCCC. Visit SisterCarmen.org/you-can-help/volunteering/ to volunteer or donate directly though ColoradoGives.org.

655 Aspen Ridge Dr. Lafayette, CO 303.665.4342 SisterCarmen.org The Family-To-Family Holiday Program

Boulder County Housing & Human Services Boulder County Housing & Human Services’ (BCHC) motto “Hope for the future, Help when you need it” represents its determination to place individual empowerment, family self-sufficiency and safety at the forefront of all its work. It forms partnerships with families by giving them the primary voice in decisions affecting their lives, knowing that support combined with empowerment fosters self-sufficiency. With that in mind, BCHC asks for your aid in supporting low-income clients by making a donation so they can receive gift cards this holiday season. Parents will relish the opportunity to purchase presents for their own children. And teens, disabled, and/or elderly adult clients will have an opportunity to shop for themselves. Donors can use the sum of $50 per person to gauge the maximum number of people to support.

3400 Broadway Boulder, CO 303.441.1430 B o u l d e r C o u n ty.o r g /fa m i l y/ge t i n vo l ve d /p a ge s / hhsholiday.aspx

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Bridge House

With a mission to address immediate survival needs of homeless and working poor individuals and provide resources which lead to employment, housing, personal stability and healing, Bridge House welcomes donations of all shapes and sizes.

You can make a financial contribution or donate food or new and used items. There is an ongoing need for hygiene products (e.g. hotel size shampoo) as well as peanut butter and coffee. Adult outerwear is also a need for its clients.

Visit BoulderBridgehouse.org/how-you-can-help/ for details.

1120 Pine Street Boulder, CO 303.442.8300 BoulderBridgeHouse.org

Precious Gift

The Precious Gift program at A Precious Child provides holiday gifts to children in need who would otherwise not receive one. Many of these children are facing life challenges such as abuse, neglect, homelessness and poverty. Its 2014 goal is to provide gifts to 6,500 underprivileged Colorado kids and they can’t do it alone! Precious Gift distributes the gifts to its agency partners throughout the Denver Metro Area, which include schools, Health and Human Services, churches, nonprofit organizations, foster homes, safe homes and homeless shelters.

Help by organizing a Toy Drive, Adopting a Child by donating money or getting them something off their wish list or put on a fundraising event such as a bake sale or a simple office contest with funds going to the Precious Gift program!

557 Burbank St., Unit E Broomfield, CO 303.466.4272 APreciousChild.org

Longmont Humane Society

Looking for a soft and furry friend? Adopt a pet this holiday season from the Longmont Humane Society! With intent to protect and enhance the lives of companion animals by promoting healthy relationships between pets and people, it’s a wonderful place to find the newest addition to your family. The adoption program has allowed the ability to open its doors to countless animals facing euthanasia due to overcrowding or lack of resources in other shelters throughout the region. Visit them online or in person to find your next four-legged companion.

9595 Nelson Road Longmont, CO 303.772.1232 LongmontHumane.org

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Field Trip Robin Chocolates

Concertos in Chocolate

Sweets for the Sweetest Holiday Sweet Treats The Sweetest Chocolate Article Jules Marie | Photography Provided

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oulder County Chocolatier’s award-winning confections are leaving their mark in the world of chocolate. Who can resist creamy caramels and gourmet truffles bursting with bold flavors and velvety goodness or decadent chocolate bars made with three ingredients: cacoa, sugar and passion?

Concertos in Chocolate

Concertos in Chocolate blends new world flavors with old world techniques. Owner Chris Widlar does an immense amount of hand work, including hand decorating with natural colors. After 15 years in the biz, Widlar believes she has settled on the formula for success which rests on the all-important chocolate chosen for the product and unique flavor combinations Concertos uses Luker chocolate which has a strong earthy taste and is all natural and also Cacoa Barry which has a very smooth mouth feel, according to Widlar.

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a Rudolph Pop: a reindeer sucker complete with a pink nose, solid chocolate Santas and a 5” tall solid chocolate moose.

Concertos also makes truffles, English toffee, s’more bark, crisps, confections and bars, and Widlar says they also offer ready-made or custom gift baskets in every size and price. They do a booming corporate business by creating custom chocolate and labels for companies; including the Stanley Hotel whose custom-printed labels sport images of friendly ghosts.

Indulge in one of their masterpieces at their Gunpark Drive shop where visitors can see the entire kitchen and watch product being made. Treats can also be found at Whole Foods and Pharmaca and online orders are carefully packed and shipped throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Nova Monda Cacao and Chocolate

Andrew Starr owns award-winning Black Star Chocolates in Denver and recently purchased Nova Monda Cacao and Chocolate in Lafayette. “Nova liked what I did with my Black Star confections and I liked their bars and truffles; the owner was moving on and wanted someone with passion for the business so

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I bought it,” says Starr who’s been making confections since he was 10 years old but loves the purity of simple dark chocolate bars.

Starr believes Nova Monda’s bars are the ultimate in simplicity and purity as he combines organic cacao with organic cane sugar allowing the subtleties of the cacao to come out.

Nova Monda “I care deeply about the people who grow cacao for us and the way it’s grown and harvested,” says Starr whose direct-trade model allows them to source cacao from two shade-grown co-ops in Nicaragua and Ecuador. “We want to be sure the people growing the cacao are building something bigger than just a farm; they’re creating an industry and we talk openly with them about being sustainable,” says Starr.

Look for Nova Monda artisan bars in Alfalfa’s and Natural Grocers and bars and Sea Salt Almond Truffles at local independent retailers. Products can also be purchased online and shipped nationally.

Robin Chocolates

Robin Autorino is an award-winning artisanal chocolatier recently named one of the top 10 chocolatiers in North America. The shop boasts six Grand Champions including Dulcey Blonde—a soft caramel blended with Dulce de Leche liqueur lay-

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ered with caramelized white chocolate ganache in a dark chocolate shell. Other champions include Lemon Soufflé, Raspberry Heart, Mexican Mole with Habanero; Orange Spice Caramel; Lavender and Pomegranate—a rich pomegranate ganache with a cardamom caramel layer.

Autorino began in 2008 with the mission to produce the very best chocolates, confections and pastries using honest ingredients and time tested techniques and her Longmont shop is ablaze with confections of every size, variety and color.

“Our confections are reminiscent of traditional f lavors. We use Valrhona chocolate from France: If you taste a plain piece of Valrhona dark chocolate and compare it to a similar percentage dark chocolate, you’ll discover the taste has more layers of complexity, more sensation in the mouth and a smooth mouth feel,” says Autorino.

Robin Chocolates is also home to a pastry shop with an award-winning pastry chef who makes desserts that don’t let you down. Don’t miss the Salted Caramel Brownies and Salted Caramel Cake or the Caramel Mousse, which won Grand Prize at the Denver Chocolate Festival. And finally, if you’ve never tasted Chocolate Caramel Fleur De Sel, well, it’s worth a trip to Longmont.

Check the website for upcoming classes or to order product for nationwide delivery.

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Gift Guide Give back this holiday by supporting our locally owned small businesses.

Take a look into our gift giving guide. by kate manz

The Lon and Lauren Little family (Lon Little Shop) Dressed by Weekends, kids by Nest Boutique Photo by Molly Selling

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1. Hazel Village Lucy Owl, $36, Nest, Boulder 2. FaceMaker by Miller Goodman - $75, Cedar and Hyde, Boulder 3. Ezy roller, $104.99, Grandrabbits, Broomfield 4. Loop de Loom set, $29.95, Grandrabbits, Boulder 5. Natural Wood Work Bench $60, Madelife, Boulder 6. This Ohana concert-size ukulele, $179, Woodsongs, Boulder 7. Mouse from Hazel Villiage, $34.95, Bayleaf, Downtown Boulder

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eLife, MadeLife.com, Boulder 4. Ninox Bennett jacket, $579.00, Nod & Rose storehouse 5. Wigens Tweed Hats-designed in Sweden, Prices ranges $110-$150, Find them at WEEKENDS 6. Rocky Mountian Anglers Fly Fishing Lessons,

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Starting at $195 7. 14er Summit Registry (Custom Frame), by Nathan Downey, $220, MADELIFE, Boulder 8. After Shave by Fig + Yarrow, $52, Ceramic Tumbler $30, MadeLife, Boulder 9. Tudor Heritage Black Bay 41mm Model 79220 B or 79220 R Blue or Red Bezel on strap, $3,100, Walters & Hogsett 10. The fold up chair is called Tan Leather Campstool, $165, Wood & Faulk, Lon Little Shop 11. CANADA GOOSE: These incredible jackets are all made in Canada and built to with-

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Thoughtful gift cards you cannot pick up while standing in line at the grocery store.

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For the wine lover:

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Boulder Wine Merchant BoulderWine.com West End Wine Shop WestendWineBoulder.com

For the book worm:

Boulder Bookstore BoulderBookstore.Indiebound.com

For the foodie:

Big Red F Restaurant Group BigRedF.com

1. Jewelry designer out of Aspen, CO. all handcrafted. Prices range from $30-$300, Weekends 2. Gifts that give back! Believe Necklace on Antique Chain, $40, Williow 3. Gifts that give back! Skirt Sport Company, top $43, bottoms $62, Rambel on pearl 4. Chilote House Shoes - multiple award winning “made fair” shoes, $52, Cedar and Hyde 5. Peace on Earth Soy Candles by kobo, $38, Willow 6. Elke Fold Over Metallic Bag, $250, Elke studio, 1737 spruce street

By Appointment. Byelke.com 7. KuCha Tea Pot. -$60-$300, KuCha Tea Shop, Boulder 8. Todd Reed Women’s Bangles $700-$6,200 9. Zeal Optics Fleetwood Sunglasses in Telegraph Blue $169.00, Zeal Optics, Boulder, ZealOptics.com 10. CASMARI is a unique line of cashmere sweaters made in the United States. Range from $1,165 to $1,395, Weekends, Boulder

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eTown:

Boulder’s ‘Eco Opry’

Article Kate Manz | Photography Provided

eTown is the brainchild of talented husband-and-wife duo Nick Forster and Helen Suback Forster. Successful performers in their own right, the Forsters each brought their own individual skills and experience as musicians, writers and producers together in 1991. They created a dynamic weekly radio broadcast called ‘eTown.’ The show was loosely modeled on The Grand Ol’ Opry and A Prairie Home Companion, two shows that Nick played often with his band, Hot Rize.

The premise is simple: Each week, two top-tier visiting musical artists attract a diverse audience. Through interviews and lively conversation, the message is clear. The importance of creating and maintaining environmentally sustainable and socially aware communities is shared in a way that both informs and inspires listeners to become engaged citizens.

“We are about building a community and bringing people together,” says Helen.

The show began on the radio in 1991 with a modest 30 stations, but that number soon swelled to close to 300, both across the US and in as far-reaching places as the Phillipines, Canada, Ireland and Guam. These days, eTown is also a podcast globally.

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“We wanted to provide a safe haven for listeners to tune into, wherever they were and feel like we were all in it together. And we’ve succeeded,” says Forster. eTown now has its own home in downtown Boulder, eTown Hall. A former church built in the 1920s, eTown Hall is unique to say the least. A multi-purpose multimedia center in the heart of downtown Boulder, and it’s not just home to eTown’s administrative offices either. It’s a world-class live music venue, full-service recording studio and a true community gathering place. The building is certainly the greenest multi-media and performance center in Colorado - and possibly in the world.

Events at this vibrant cultural center run the gamut: From recording projects by world-class, nationally known musicians to eTown radio show tapings to comedy nights, chamber music performances, films, play readings, full concert nights, live streaming of debates, lectures and more, the facility is alive and thriving. eTown’s yearly Handmade Songs Series, a new program for young, aspiring songwriters, gives high school students the opportunity to perform and record their own original music. The inau-

“We wanted to provide a safe haven for listeners to tune into, wherever they were and feel like we were all in it together. And we’ve succeeded,” says Forster.

gural year of the program was 2013. From 35 entrants, four high school musicians were selected as finalists, chosen by a panel of impartial, unaffiliated judges. The winners were in turn awarded the opportunity to professionally record their original songs in eTown’s state-of-the-art recording studio, with the help of professional engineers and producers.

The 2014 program included more schools offering more entrants. The plan is to continue to expand the program, eventually beyond Boulder, growing the opportunity for more and more young writers to have their work - and voices - heard. Nick and Helen have often been heard saying, “We’re in the business of pitching hope.” That’s fitting for this next generation of aspiring artists, and eTown is providing an outlet to let them shine.

Today, eTown continues to reach an ever-growing, enthusiastic audience of loyal listeners. Today, eTown is poised to go to the next level as a major media entity and agent for change. Finding ways to utilize its newly completed, energy-efficient eTown Hall to continue stepping up the conversation and dialogue around social and environmental responsibility.

All while hosting incredible live pereTown Hall formances from both iconic and ‘rising 1535 Spruce St. star’ musicians.

Boulder, CO 80302 Through all this, the Forsters reeTown.org main happily married, partners in life as well as in this project of passion.

They’re also vibrant members of both their current hometown of Boulder and the greater entertainment community-at-large. Nick is both a sought-after recording producer and a successful performer and songwriter. He is also a member of the award-winning iconic bluegrass band Hot Rize, which just made its latest CD (the band is currently touring behind same). Besides performing on the radio program (as a member of the houseband) and handling her duties as producer, Helen continues to do professional voiceover work and to occasionally perform in concert.

It’s incredible what this dynamic power couple has been able to accomplish in the 23 years that eTown has been around. And it’s just the beginning…

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We asked three of Boulder’s top event planners to give us their take on modern day holiday party etiquette for both the host and the guest. Here are their list of Do’s and Don’ts.

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DON’T: Overcommit yourself this holiday season The holidays are known for being hectic, from multiple holiday parties to purchasing lists to having your own gatherings, so don’t over commit yourself because that will just stress you out.

Plan out which events you are able to attend in advance, and try not to commit to more than 1 event per day. When we overcommit and stress, our body’s immune system gets weaker and we want you healthy and happy during the holidays!

DO: Be sure to mingle with new faces When at a holiday party, be sure to mingle with other guests.

Even if you don’t know anyone, introduce yourself to the person standing in line next to you at the bar. Being friendly sets the tone of the party and allows others to loosen up. And who knows, you may even make a new friend!

DO: Check the dress code. Holiday parties are time for festive dress and pulling something fun out of the closet. Whether it’s black tie, holiday festive or casual make sure you do a double check. You wouldn’t want to be that person that forgot to check the dress code for the Ugly Sweater party.

DON’T: Assume kids are invited. Some holiday parties are kid friendly while others are for adults only. Be a gracious guest and ask the host if it’s not clear on the invitation. You would hate to be the only guest who brought kids in tow when everyone else had found a babysitter for the night.

Host: DO: Be sure to delegate one person to help you at the party You will be extremely busy greeting guests and running around the evening of your party, so be sure to hire someone or ask a friend who is not a guest to be your eyes of the party for the evening. Have this person check on food and beverages throughout the evening and a bit of picking up after guests. This will help you make sure that you are out of the kitchen and mingling with your guests and not stressed during the party.

DON’T: Overthink it Often times we are so set on making everything for the party perfect that we go overboard with getting our house ready and agonizing over what to make or serve. Don’t over think it! No matter what your guests will have a great time and appreciate having been invited over for your party. No need to go out and re-design your home, or make everything by hand. Buy pre-made food if needed, or hire a caterer. Just tidy up, but no need to go and get new fixtures and curtains just because you are having some guests!

HOST: DO: Offer some non-alcoholic beverage options or set up Uber

for your guests. With the holiday season being one of festive celebrations and imbibing you want to make sure your guests have safe choices. Some hosts are offering to cover the costs of Uber for their guests.

DON’T: Forget to send invitations out well in advance. The holiday season starts ahead of Thanksgiving and goes through Hanukkah, Christmas and New Years. People have many social obligations through the season so your invitation should arrive so your guests have plenty of time to put you on their social calendar.

Jolene Greenbaum Peterson Laurel and Rose/ LaurelAndRose.com GUEST: DO: Be a gracious guest When someone invites you over as a guest, never arrive empty-handed. Not to say that you need to spend a fortune but think of a personal gift that the hosts will enjoy. You can [almost] never go wrong with a bottle of wine but this is an opportunity to think outside the box. Does your host love coffee? Why not snag a bag of locally roasted coffee?

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a hostess' guide

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sure you know exactly who is invited to the party. While it may be more comfortable for you to bring your date / partner / spouse, it is not always assumed that they are invited. Don't be scared to ask the host for clarification on the invitation.

HOST: DO: Consider dietary restrictions.

Treat them to a cooking class for two or a beautifully packaged bottle of fine Italian olive oil.

After the party, make sure to follow up with a thank you note (email is nice, but hand-written is better).

DON’T: Assume you get a "Plus One" Often times events are charged on a per person basis, so make

In today's world of gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan, etc., it is important to be an educated host. Rather than take it upon yourself to "experiment" with guests' allergies, be a courteous host and ask your guests about any dietary restrictions before they are seated for dinner. With that said, don't feel pressure to prepare a special meal for each person but make sure options are available and guests feel attended to.

DON'T: Skimp on the appetizers.

Some guests will arrive early, others on time, and many will likely be fashionably late. Stationary food items like a cheese and charcuterie platter are your best friends as you are busy playing bartender, small talker, greeter, table-setter, dishwasher, and more. Encourage your guests loosen up with some self-service wine or bubbles and help them get to know each other over brie and salumi before being seated for dinner.

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osea Rosenberg, Season Five Top Chef Winner and owner of the new Blackbelly Market, shares with us his passion on a plate for all our holiday hosting. Blackbelly.com

Skirt Steak & Chimichurri by Chef Hosea Rosenberg

STEAK • 4 cleaned, grass fed beef skirt steaks • 2 cloves garlic, chopped fine • Small handful of fresh thyme, rough chopped • Cracked black pepper, fresh from peppermill • Kosher salt • Olive oil Clean any large fatty pieces off of the steak. Place in ziploc bag with chopped garlic, thyme, lots of pepper and enough olive oil to just coat everything. Let sit for at least 4 hours or overnight. Remove from bag, and salt liberally on each side. Grill on hot charcoal grill for about 4 minutes on each side, or until desired temperature is reached. I recommend medium rare. Allow to rest for about 4 minutes, then slice thinly, across the grain. Check seasoning and add salt if necessary.

CHIMICHURRI • 4 cloves garlic • 1 tsp roasted garlic puree (can be made by roasting a whole garlic head in oven for 45min at 325) • 2 bunches parsley • 2 bunches cilantro • 1 cup loose packed basil • 8 stalks green onion • 1 tsp black peppercorns • 2 cups extra virgin olive oil • 2 Tbsp lemon juice • 3 Tbsp sherry vinegar • Kosher salt to taste Place everything but lemon and vinegar in blender. Puree until smooth. Check salt level and add enough to be well seasoned. If puree is very thick, add a little water until thin. Should be consistency of a salad dressing.

TO SERVE:

Place sliced steak on large platter and serve with chimichurri sauce on the side and allow diners to “dip” steak into sauce.

Homemade Tater Tots

(Yields about 100 tots)

• 5 Yukon Gold Potatoes, peeled and cut in half • 4 Qt Water • 3/4 T Granulated Garlic • 3/4 T Onion Powder • 2 T Salt Place potatoes in large pot and cover with cold water. Bring to rolling boil and boil for 4-5 minutes. Drain water and immediately shred potatoes (recommend using large shredder attachment in food processor). Transfer to large glass bowl and evenly sprinkle with seasonings. Drag knife through potato mixture a few times to 52

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Hosea calls his food: “Rustic with a refined touch”

mix in seasoning as well as cut potatoes into slightly smaller pieces.

Put on double layers of latex gloves and mix completely by hand.

Using a #60 scoop (very small metal ice cream scoop) or spoon, measure out onto greased pan. Cool in refrigerator completely.

Heat canola oil to 300 degrees. Carefully place each tot in oil and fry for about 2-3 minutes or until just golden. Freeze and store.

When ready to serve, heat canola oil to 350 degrees and for about 2 minutes, or to a golden brown. Season to taste.

NOTE: These are exceptional smothered with green chile and melted cheese.

Pumpkin Whiskey Sour

• 1.5 oz rittenhouse rye •.75 oz roundhouse pumpkin cordial •.75 oz lemon •.25 oz lime •.5 oz 2:1 Simple syrup • Egg white Dry shake the egg white, citrus, and sugar. Add remaining ingredients and ice, shake. Strain into cocktail glass. *shaved cinnamon

Mama Jean’s Christmas Morning Coffee Cake Cake:

1 box of Lillabee’s classic yellow cake mix 1 small box of Dr. Oetker Organics Vanilla Pudding 3/4 cup Canoila oil 3/4 cup cooking Sherry 4 eggs 1 teaspoon Vanilla Topping: Mix 1/4 cup sugar with 1 teaspoon cinnamon and 1/2 cup chopped nuts.

Beat cake ingredients in a mixing bowl at a low speed for 1 minute, then on medium for another minute. Grease bunt pan well. Place 1/2 of the topping in the bottom of the bunt pan. Pour in cake. Top with the remainder of the ingredients. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes or until golden. Let cool and loosen around edges and invert onto plate. Lightly sprinkle with powdered sugar.

Butternut Squash Bisque

• 40 Butternut Squash • 5 Yellow Onions • 10 Carrots • 2 Bunches Celery • 1 Tbsp Cinnamon • ½ tsp Cloves, Allspice, Nutmeg, Cardamom • 2 tsp Cayenne • 1 Tbsp Course Black Pepper • 1/8 lb Fresh Sage • 1/8 lb Fresh Thyme • ½ C Brown Sugar • ½ C Honey • 1 lb Butter • 3 Qts Heavy Cream • Salt Cut squash in half, scrape out seeds, and lay cut side up on sheet pan. Place small amounts of butter and brown sugar in holes and sprinkle salt and pepper over tops. Pour water into pan and cover with foil. Roast in convection at 350 degrees until very soft, one hour or more. Take off foil and bake for another 10 minutes until brown on top. Scrape out meat and throw skins away. In large pot, sautee onions, carrots, and celery until soft. Add squash and top with water. Bring to boil and simmer for about half an hour. Add all remaining ingredients and simmer for another half hour. Blend soup and strain through large strainer. Check seasoning and add salt (pepper) as needed. If soup is too thick, add water. If it is too thin, simmer and reduce until thick. Cool.

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Keep It Simple: A Primer on Holiday Organizing Article Sheryl Hadley

T

he holidays always take me back to warm memories of my mother’s nanny, Molly. When my grandmother died in 1948, Molly came to Los Angeles from Denmark to look after my mom and her two siblings. She was a true mother to those kids and a grandmother to me.

Molly loved everything about Christmas, and I vividly remember the famous Danish currant cookies she baked and gave as gifts. What really makes me remember Molly is when I take out my Christmas boxes and carefully unpack the handmade yarn Santas she gave to my mother before she died. These Old World Danish decorations bring the holiday spirit into my home like nothing else I own.

As you start preparing for the holidays with your own traditions and decorations, think of this as the perfect time to get your home or business in order. It’s the end of the year and the perfect time to start out fresh.

(There’s a reason January is National Get Organized month!) It doesn’t have to be overwhelmingly complicated, either. Just be methodical as you prep for the season.

Organization increases productivity and time management, something we all need more of during this busy season. Most of us have areas where we stash presents during the year. What’s in there? Who is it going to?

What do your friends and family really need?

The holidays are also an excellent time to think about space planning. That turquoise Kitchen Aid mixer may be perched at the top of your wish list, but do you have room for it in your cupboard?

Is the kids’ playroom already overrun with Legos? Carefully consider where new items will go and plan accordingly. To free up space at home, set aside a December Saturday morning where the family purges unwanted items for donation. Get the kids involved and teach them at a young age the value of freely giving to others in need.

A good organizational system is a huge benefit at this busy time of year. Let’s face it: by the end of the season we all feel the temptation to simply stuff everything in boxes as quickly as possible and get them out of sight. But our clients know that there are other ways to do this that lessen stress, free up time, and create some welcome ease. Here are a few organizing tips and tricks that keep things simple and make the holidays a breeze: • Keep a stash of “neutral gifts” already wrapped to give to guests who show up with an unexpected gift for you; olive oil chocolate, wine or candles

• The Container Store sells affordable, stackable, see-through boxes in different sizes that will accommodate small items like table decorations and ornaments or larger items like wrapping paper and garlands (segmented wine boxes and cardboard egg cartons also do the trick) • Label all boxes in full capital letters for easy readability • Designate “open first” boxes to streamline your decorating process • If it’s broken, if you hate it, or if you never use it, give it away, donate it, or properly dispose of it • Test light strings before putting them away to make sure everything works; wind light strings around cardboard and stack them in a bin to save you from a detangling nightmare • Shop the after-Christmas sales to get inexpensive lights and decorations for next year Start off the New Year by congratulating yourself on your holiday organizing upgrade, and keep the momentum moving forward as you head into January, the most inspiring month to “Get Organized” of the year.

Sheryl Hadley is the president of Organization Relocation

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Personalizing Your Party Article Wendy Harriman

I love feathers, and for the holidays it’s great to add a little glam.

Most of the time people think of the centerpiece for their table, so I thought it would be fun to hang the center piece and make more room on the table for the delicious food. You could even make this into festive garland for an alternative look.

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Shopping with a Purpose Article Brian Rose | Photography Provided

W

e make thousands of decisions every day, from what kind of coffee we are going to order at our favorite local shop, to what kind of delicious foods we feel like eating that day. Not every decision we make throughout the day is life changing. Then there are those decisions that we choose to make that leave a lasting impact on people’s lives.

Meet Connie Minden, the founder of Boulder Treasures, who made a decision to brilliantly merge fashion with changing lives.

“As a parent of an adult daughter with developmental disabilities, we became aware of a need in Colorado that was mind-blowing,” Connie says. “Research shows that 85 percent of adults with developmental disabilities were unemployed and didn’t have the professional skills they needed to secure meaningful employment.

It’s a national problem.

“I was at Expand a few years ago, a rec-

talk about what they did during the day. I quickly realized many of them had nothing to do besides play video games, watch movies and wait for recreational program to begin. It broke my heart and I was inspired to figure out a way to bring real change right here in our community.”

And she did. After attending a women’s retreat, she felt moved to answer the call to make the next chapter of her life all about paving the way for adults with disabilities to show local employers what they have to contribute to businesses in our community. That with a little encouragement and coaching, these adults have the skills and hard work ethic needed to be long-term employees at any company they are qualified to pursue.

“I felt compelled to stop complaining and rather than dwell on the barriers, I decided to find a solution,” Connie explains.

That’s when her and her husband felt moved to start a non-profit called Boulder Treasures.

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generosity of local company’s like Krimson Klover, Icelandic Design, Sherpani and Skirt Sports who jumped right on board and so generously believed in our mission,” Connie says.

With the help and support of many people and organizations, the doors of Ramble on Pearl opened up August 15t, 2014. When you walk in, you are blown away by the professionalism of the employees and the creativity of the store.

But it’s more than just “boutique style” outlet offering year-­‐round access to premium quality active lifestyle clothing and accessories at an attractive price. You are a part of something so much bigger.

“We want people to walk in a experience the gift these incredible individuals bring as they work towards pursuing the job of their dreams,” she says.

They provide job placement services to help their apprentices secure longterm employment. The individuals in the apprentice program also get paid, which is a rarity. The way that they have combined fashion with purpose is one of the reasons why it’s becoming one of Boulder’s iconic shopping destinations. It is something that every person should experience.

This holiday season, add stopping by Ramble on Pearl to your list of places to check out. If you time it right, you will meet Kate and Kendra who both dream of working with animals one day soon. It’s so encouraging to know that you can shop savvy and change a life.

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SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS THROUGH DECEMBER

DECEMBER 3

GINGERBREAD TEAS

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Gingerbread Teas run through the end of the year. Gingerbread Tea events feature teas by Tea Forté, as well as scones, tea sandwiches and petit fours. Call 720.406.8208 for reservations. StJulien.com

The Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball team represents the University of Colorado in against San Fransisco. The team competes in the Pacific-12 Conference of NCAA Division I. They are currently coached by Tad Boyle. Colorado.edu

DECEMBER 3

DECEMBER 4

AIA LECTURE SERIES: CITIZEN-SOLDIERS IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY

WATERSHED: A ROBERT REDFORD DOCUMENTARY

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MEN’S BASKETBALL

PALEONTOLOGY HALL

CHAUTAUQUA COMMUNITY HOUSE

This talk will begin with earlier political and military trends in Mesopotamia and Egypt and then proceed to discuss unique characteristics of Greece and Rome that contributed to mass participation in warfare and politics. CUMuseum.Colorado.edu

Produced and narrated by Robert Redford, “Watershed” tells the story of the threats to the once-mighty Colorado River and offers solutions for the future of the American West. As the most dammed, dibbed and diverted river in the world struggles to support thirty million people and the peacekeeping agreement known as the Colorado River Pact reaches its limits, “Watershed” introduces hope. Special guest Gary Wockner will introduce the film and lead a post screening discussion.

Tickets $15. Chautauqua.org

DECEMBER 4–21 A BROADWAY CHRISTMAS CAROL UNIVERSITY THEATRE

Simultaneously irreverent and respectful, the play offers a fresh, hilarious and charmingly recognizable retelling of Dickens’ classic holiday ghost story, complete with new lyrics to famous Broadway show tunes. Colorado.edu

DECEMBER 5–7 HOLIDAY FESTIVAL MACKY AUDITORIUM

DECEMBER 3 ETOWN LIVE RADIO SHOW TAPING

e TOWN HALL Bruce Cockburn and Special Guest Kat Edmonson perform live at 7 p.m. In addition to gracing eTown with his remarkable stage presence, Bruce will be signing his long-anticipated memoirs after the show. Rumours of is a chronicle of faith, fear, and activism, and a lively cultural, political, and musical tour through the past five decades. Tickets $28. eTown.org 64

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A lively program of seasonal music and festive holiday decorations in Macky Auditorium inspire sold-out audiences and make the Holiday Festival a beloved annual tradition.

Choirs, orchestra, ensembles and faculty soloists from the CU-Boulder College of Music invite you to share the joy and warmth of the season with your family and friends. CUPresents.org

DECEMBER 6 ST. NICK ON THE BRICKS DOWNTOWN BOULDER

Kids of all ages can visit with Santa at the Downtown Boulder Visitor Information Center from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. Whether you are asking for

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DECEMBER 10 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MEN’S BASKETBALL COORS EVENT CENTER

DECEMBER 6 LIGHTS OF DECEMBER PARADE DOWNTOWN BOULDER

Join us for the 27th annual Lights of December Parade at 6:00 p.m. All of the floats are created by local groups and businesses. Lots of people, including Santa himself, are always looking for a reason to come to Boulder and this Saturday provides an excellent one! Come early and stay late to shop, dine and explore our vibrant downtown. BoulderDowntown.com

DECEMBER 6, 13, 20, 24 CHARLIE BROWN GOES TO THE NUTCRACKER ST JULIEN HOTEL

The annual St. Julien tradition is back, and guests and locals are invited to enjoy an evening with the Ron LeGault Jazz Quartet featuring the Charlie Brown music of Vince Guaraldi & Jazz Arrangements of the Nutcracker Suite. With no admission fee. Food and drink service provided by Jill’s Restaurant. StJulien.com

The Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball team represents the University of Colorado vs. Colorado State.

The team competes in the Pacific-12 Conference of NCAA Division I. Colorado.edu

DECEMBER 10 HOW CHILDREN’S INTERESTS DEVELOP CHAUTAUQUA

CU Professor Bill Penuel will identify ways that parents, teachers and the community can support the cycle in which interest and understanding can grow together, with emphasis on the middle grades and adolescence, when interest in many school subjects tends to decline. Chautauqua.com

DECEMBER 11 CHRISTMAS WITH THE KING’S SINGERS MACKY AUDITORIUM

The Grammy Award-winning British male sextet The King’s Singers arrives on the cusp of winter to perform an enchanting Christmas concert. CUPresents.org

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DECEMBER 11, 13, 14 HANSEL AND GRETEL NOMAD THEATRE

This version of Hansel and Gretel puts a hopeful and kid-friendly spin on the Grimm Brothers’ classic fairy tale. A truly heartwarming presentation of a well-known and loved classic. Tickets: $12 Children and $18 Adults. BoulderOperaCompany.com

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Join us for a special evening celebrating a world of holiday song and music. Steve Mullins (acoustic guitar) has assembled an amazing group of vocalists and musicians to perform this special concert.

Featured artists include Julie Lancaster (Eastern European vocals), Meagan Chandler (flamenco and Middle Eastern vocalist), Beth Gadbaw (Celtic vocals), Gloria Vera (South American vocals) and Sandra Wong (violin, nyckelharpa). Saturday, December 13, 7:30 p.m.

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DECEMBER 13 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MEN’S BASKETBALL COORS EVENT CENTER

The Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball team represents the University of Colorado vs. Northern Colorado. The team competes in the Pacific-12 Conference of NCAA Division I. Colorado.edu

DECEMBER 14, 20 THE CHRISTMAS REVELS BOULDER THEATER

The Christmas Revels—An Irish Celebration of the Winter Solstice—is set in 1907 as Irish emigrants, leaving family and possessions behind, board the RMS Carpathia in search of a new life in a new land. Celebrate the Celtic traditions of Christmas and the rituals of the winter solstice. Four shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. each day.

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DECEMBER 15 EXHIBIT OPENING: STEPS IN STONE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

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family day with multiple hands-on stations for children of all ages (and grown-ups, too!) to interact and learn about trackway fossils and see the new exhibition. CUMuseum.Colorado.edu

DECEMBER 17 SILENT NIGHT GALA THE DAIRY CENTER FOR THE ARTS

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DECEMBER 19 SEICENTO BAROQUE ENSEMBLE FIRST UNITED METHODIST

With a name inspired by the Italian word Seicento which means “six hundred” and refers to the culturally rich 1600s in Italy, the Seicento Baroque Ensemble was founded in 2011 to fill a void in the Colorado choral scene by performing worthy but rarely-heard music of the early baroque musical period. BoulderChamberOrchestra.org

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Colorado Music Festival & Center for Musical Arts presents the Colorado film debut of Silent Night, a new opera conducted by Michael Christie. Silent Night recounts the fascinating true story of the Christmas Truce of 1914, a miraculous moment of peace during WWI. Tickets $125–150. TheDairy.org

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DECEMBER 31 NEW YEAR’S EVE ST. JULIEN HOTEL

To ring in 2015, St. Julien will offer guests and locales an evening of bubbly, balloon drops, Brazilian food and more. For $95 per-person, attendees will enjoy a choice of two cocktails, wine, beer or caipirinhas; Brazilian street food & party favors; the musical stylings of Sambadende, a Brazilian samba band based in Boulder; live entertainment throughout the evening by a variety of samba dancers and capoeira, a traditional Brazilian martial art that incorporates elements of dance, acrobatics and music; a midnight balloon drop and Champagne toast; a Veuve Clicquot Champagne Lounge featuring $16 glasses; and more. StJulien.com

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Parting Thoughts

5 Rules of Holiday Etiquette You Can Skip Teaching (Not Bother to Teach?) Your Children Article Ellen Nordberg

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ver the course of twelve Decembers trying to instill Emily Post-worthy behavior in my identical twin boys, I’ve seen many of my holiday manners tutorials come back to bite me. Here are my top five lessons to avoid: 5. Answer the Door to Grown Ups Like a Big Boy. You will tell your child to first identify the person at the door. You will instruct him to shake hands and look the visitor in the eye, greeting them appropriately, like: “Hello, Mr. Claus,” or “Nice to see you, Mrs. Kravits.” This may result in you exiting the shower one afternoon to hear the doorbell, and then the sound of your least social neighbors inviting your family to their Super Bowl party. Trapped in a tiny towel, you will overhear your son’s response: “Thank you so much Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, but we have so many other friends and party invitations, I don’t think we’ll make it!”

4. Always Write Thank You Notes. With your grandmother’s long ago expectations in mind, you will encourage your children to create pieces of art, adorned with elf hat wearing alligators, and charmingly misspelled words. They will be so enthusiastic about expressing gratitude, they will hand deliver notes as fast as they can write them. This will backfire when they make a delivery to the neighborhood Debbie Fields holiday baker, expressing appreciation for her cheesecake, and informing her that they did not sample it because you told them “it was gross.”

3. Tidy Up Before Hosting Guests. Your boys will be taught to pick up their Legos, tuck away their trains, and place balls in their baskets. But even on a day with flying pigs, this will not happen. Ten minutes before your party you will scream at them

in a Wizard of Oz witch voice, chuck every toy they own into your husband’s office, then lock the door and wrap it with festive yellow caution tape.

2. Sit Quietly with Hands Folded in Lap During Church. Your children will learn to sit on opposite sides of their father, silently coloring the Poinsettias on the program, or counting the stained glass windows. They will be still briefly. This this will explode one Christmas Eve, partway through the Nativity Pageant. One of your boys will shout, “You know what this show needs?” to the horror of the priest and your mother-in-law, and the delight of all parents within ear shot. “It needs some sheep!”

1. Behave Appropriately While Holiday Shopping. Your own mother didn’t include little ones in tree trimming, so you will enthusiastically escort your boys into a crowded Sur La Table store in December, instructing them to calmly select an ornament of their choice. While you smugly examine table runners, congratulating yourself on superior holiday parenting, one boy will call loudly across the crowd from the rear of the store. “Mom! Hey Mom!” he will say. “This one looks like a margarita glass. We should get it for you. You love margaritas!”

Despite these failures, I refuse to stop teaching manners to my children. But we may need to email our thank you messages, keep the door locked, and start shoveling neighbors’ driveways for free.

Read more by Ellen at ellen@ellennordberg.com.

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