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By PAT JOHNSON

here’s just no way around it. Like everything else in 2020, Christmas and the assorted seasonal celebrations are going to be radically different than in the past. Staff parties, friend groups, family gatherings — everything will be affected by regulations aimed at keeping our loved ones safe.

So how do we make merry in a year when we really — maybe desperately — need to let loose and celebrate life, love and everything good? Squamish-area party planners and hospitality folks don’t have any silver bullets.

A recurring theme is to make the best of it and possibly adjust our expectations.

Winter celebrations may have something to learn from the experiences of event planners who had to turn on a dime to the COVID pandemic and associated health regulations.

Caroline Hyatt, owner of Love and Confetti, a Squamish and Whistler wedding and event planner, has some lessons from months past to apply to Christmas present.

First, the bad news. No dancing. Booze service ends at 10 p.m. Maximum attendance is 50 but this includes bubbles of no more than six who must stick close to their own tables and not mingle with others. No buffets. If you need to use the washroom, get up, use it, sanitize and return to your assigned table. It doesn’t sound like a recipe for the kind of freewheeling shmoozefest most people envision when planning their nuptials. Christmas parties are usually even less formal, with plenty of mingling and, often, lots of spirits. That’s not happening this year.

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importance on that standby: food.

“All the attention is on the food now, more so than it ever was,” said Hyatt. With some of the trappings of a conventional party on hold, attention turns more critically to the plate. With a shorter guest list, hosts may be able to afford to spend more liberally on the meal. Maybe hire a personal chef to come in.

For families and other smaller groups, Hyatt suggests substituting what might usually be a raucous party of extended relations to a smaller “experience.” Get in the car and view the seasonal light displays. Walk around town and look in the decorated shop windows. Sing Christmas carols like days of yore. In other words, use imagination and don’t expect things to be like they always are.

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Hospitality personnel know probably better than almost anyone the rules and regulations around safe social distancing. Around the end of the year is a time when restaurant staff parties allow a team that is run off their feet all year long to kick back together and enjoy being served for once. It’s not uncommon for restaurants and bars to pair up — your team comes to our place for your party; ours comes to you — but this year will likely not see so many big shindigs.

To avoid disappointment, Hyatt suggests making an attitude adjustment. She cites two examples of events she organized this year. In one case, a couple decided to go ahead with their wedding largely as planned, but observing bubbles and other requirements. By trying to maintain the structure of the original plan when some of the core elements – like dancing and table-to-table visiting — were not permitted, disappointment was perhaps inevitable.

“I don’t think the bride and groom had much fun, which was unfortunate,” said Hyatt. “They just had something else that they imagined and, in hindsight, they probably should have waited.”

By contrast, another couple downsized a large festivity to an intimate occasion at the Audain Art Museum, in Whistler, and it was a smash.

“They were so happy because they found a great venue and everything turned out so well,” she said.

Hyatt’s “tips and tricks”: Plan alternate activities.

Since dancing and mingling usually play such a big part in an event, find ways to fill that time with things that allow people to participate without leaving their bubbles. Play games. Pit table against table. Focus on photos. Hiring a DJ is maybe less appropriate at a dance-free occasion. For one event, Hyatt booked Greg Neufeld, a finalist in two seasons of Canadian Idol and, she says, attendees were thrilled.

“People were seated in their groups, but they could not stop raving about his music,” she said.

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Ben Reeder, marketing director of Backcountry Brewing, has been a little busy with renos to their facility to think too much about the staff holiday party. Social distancing has slashed his room’s capacity from 50 to 30. So they are adding space to the building, including an additional washroom, to have enough room to return to serving 50 customers.

Still, whether it’s a staff party or a friends’ outing, he suggests mixing it up a bit. Do something outdoors like snowshoeing or skiing and then come indoors for an après celebration. Like Hyatt, Reeder recommends unconventional activities since moving around the room is verboten.

“Colouring contest for adults, that could be funny,” he said. “You could do bingo, bingo works, everybody gets their own dauber.

Just because you might not be entertaining at home as much as in years past, keep spirits up with elaborate or elegant seasonal decorations.

Laura Murfitt, the owner of Day Sixteen Events, urges people to look for the silver lining. Smaller events invite more creativity and extravagance with the décor and the food and beverages.

“You can personalize your event more, you can have nicer cocktails, signature cocktails, that you’ve had specially prepared,” she suggested.

“You can have entertainment that you didn’t think you might be able to have. You’re going to be able to socialize with your guests on a more personal level because now there are fewer.”

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Those with extremely large social circles can compromise. The giant bash for 60 is off, but how about four or five separate dinner parties of six?

kin would mean travelling. If they were to fly, there are vulnerable family members who might not want to see them because of the infection dangers of air travel. Driving the long distance isn’t ideal with a young child. So this Christmas might be slower, closer to home, and more relaxed than any in memory.

Jessica Minnie, the owner of Petite Pearl Events, noticed something unexpected this year. Some newlyweds who might have been browbeaten by family into throwing a huge reception jumped at the opportunity to marry in small ceremonies more appropriate to their style. This Christmas might offer similar, unexpected blessings.

In her family’s case, getting together with extended

“Just like those couples who are able to take advantage of this year having a smaller guest count, we’re kind of looking forward to a slower, more relaxed Christmas because it’s usually such a busy time of year,” she said. 

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Reasons

to buy local during the holiday 1. To protect the environment

Goods that are grown or produced nearby generate less pollution than merchandise that needs to be transported over a long distance. These products also tend to have less packaging. Plus, you don’t have to travel far to visit local shops, which further reduces your carbon footprint.

2. To find one-of-a-kind gifts

If you really want to surprise a loved one on Christmas morning, check out the shops in your area. Small business owners work hard to offer their customers unique products that set them apart from major retailers. Alternatively, you can select handcrafted pieces made by local artisans.

3. To enjoy delicious food

Local farmers and producers provide fresh ingredients that can help you create your holiday meal. Whether you want to serve ready-made dishes or cook everything from scratch, you can count on the bakeries, butcher shops and gourmet grocers in your region to have a variety of options to offer.

4. To boost the local economy

When you buy from local businesses, you help stimulate the region’s economy and create more jobs for the people in your area. And since a thriving market is sure to attract other companies, the result is a dynamic and prosperous community.

5. To support a vibrant community

Plenty of local groups and establishments organize activities throughout the year, with many holiday-themed events hosted in December. Whether you attend story hour with your kids or karaoke night with your friends, your support ensures these organizations can continue to make your community a fun place to live.

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6. To enjoy top-quality service

Customer satisfaction is a priority for small business owners. You can count on the knowledgeable staff at local specialty shops to offer great suggestions and answer all of your questions. Plus, exchanges and returns are easier since you can take care of them in person.

7. To discover hidden gems

Take time to explore the various shops, restaurants, venues and attractions in your region. Even if you’ve lived there for years, you’ll likely be surprised by what you find.

Discover a new craft beer, a temporary outdoor exhibition or a charming coffee shop.

Your town has more to offer than you think.

8. To alleviate holiday stress

There’s no need to venture into crowded shopping malls when everything you need to buy for a merry holiday season is available right around the corner. What’s more, if you purchase all of your gifts from local boutiques, you won’t have to worry about whether or not they’ll arrive in time for Christmas.

9. To demonstrate solidarity

The COVID-19 pandemic took a major toll on the economy, and small businesses need your patronage now more than ever. Shopping locally is a simple way to support hard-working members of your community through this difficult time. And since you receive high-quality goods and services in return, it’s a win-win situation.

10. To save yourself time and money

The holiday season should be about spending time with friends and family, not fighting traffic or navigating winter driving conditions. When you stick to shops, restaurants and venues in the area, you avoid a lot of hassle and save plenty of money on gas.

11. To enjoy high-quality goods

Locally made products might be more expensive than mass-produced items, but they tend to be made better and more durable. This means you’ll spend less in the long run. What’s more, when you opt for goods made in your region, you can be confident that the employees worked in humane conditions for a fair wage.

12. To strengthen your sense of community

If you’re a regular at your local shops and restaurants, you’ll be able to routinely chat with the owners, employees and other customers you meet. This connection can foster a sense of belonging in your community. Plus, it’s nice to see familiar faces during the holidays.

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Braised Chuck Flats

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Ingredients:

1lb Beef Chuck Flats 2 TBSP Ethical Table Maple-Espresso Rub* 4 TBSP Garlic Olive Oil 2 cups Carrots (diced) 2 cups Celery (diced) 2 cups White Onion (diced) 2 cups leeks (diced) 2 cups Parsnip (diced) 2 Garlic Heads (halved)

2. Mix 2 tablespoons of olive oil and maple rub together and rub the chuck flats.

1 L Yellowtail Jammy Red Roo WIne

3. Allow to marinade for 4hours MINIMUM.

2 L Beef Stock

4. Remove from marinade and blot dry.

1 cup Red Wine Vinegar

5. Season the chuck flats with salt and pepper. Heat up a rondeau pot on medium-high heat.

4 Fresh Thyme Sprigs

6. When the pot is slightly smoking, add oil and sear chuck flats on ALL sides. Remove meat and set aside.

2 Fresh Oregano

7. Add 2 more tablespoons of garlic oil to the pot. Add carrots, leeks, onions, celery, parsnips, and garlic. Sweat the vegetables then continue to cook until caramelized.

2 TBSP Black Peppercorns

1. Cut chuck flats into 7-8oz portions.

2 Bay Leaf

8. Add tomato paste, maple rub, and cook until fragrant and takes on a copper color.

2 tsp Coriander Seeds

9. Deglaze the pot with the red wine vinegar and reduce until almost dry.

4 TBSP Tomato Paste

10. Add the red wine and reduce by 1/3.

11. Add the beef stock stir well and bring to a simmer.

1 TBSP Ethical Table Maple-Espresso Rub*

12. Turn off heat and place chuck flats back in the braising liquid.

4 TBSP Tomato Paste

13. Cover with lid and place in oven at 300 degrees degrees for 4 hours

1 TBSP Ethical Table Maple-Espresso Rub*

14. The beef is cooked when it can pull apart with a fork. It is overcooked if it simply just falls apart in the liquid.

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Mulled Wine

Holidays are an amazing time to get creative, entertain some friends, family and showcase a lovely warm Mulled wine. Its simple to make and Delicious to enjoy. With countless recipes at his disposal through 25 years in the kitchen, our Head Chef Brett Dame is more inspired than ever to show you what we do here at The Cork and Craft Taphouse. Be our guest and let us take care of you this Holiday season.

Ingredients:

1 (750-ml.) bottle red wine 1 orange, sliced into rounds, plus more for garnish 6 whole cloves 3 cinnamon sticks, plus more for garnish 3 star anise 1/4 cup honey 1/2 cup brandy

Method:

In a medium saucepan over medium heat, combine all ingredients. Bring to a simmer not a boil, then reduce heat to medium-low. Simmer gently over low heat for 10 minutes.

Serve warm and garnish with more citrus slices and cinnamon sticks.

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By PAT JOHNSON

In a year that has been a struggle for so many, retailers are hoping that the holiday shopping season will be a rare bright spot. But business owners and other officials say that depends on the choices consumers make in the coming weeks.

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eenan Yang, assistant manager of the Funky Monkey Boutique, says that about 30% of the year’s sales come in the holiday shopping period. In a year that has seen businesses shut their doors for weeks and rely on government supports to stay afloat, that places great expectations on a merry Christmas shopping season.

Her store is stocking up on small- and medium-sized gifts, most in the $30 to $50 range, things like comfy socks, kitchen gadgets and mugs with inspirational and uplifting messages.

“People like something special,” Yang said. While the store does not offer online shopping, they do mobilize digital platforms for raising awareness of their stock, posting unique items on Facebook and Instagram.

They are also offering gift certificates.

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Across the street at Anna’s Interiors, owner Jake Mathauser hopes that folks are cozying up at home and maybe looking for ways to enhance their surroundings. With most people opting against snowbird getaways, sticking close to the hearth might include shopping locally for some items to make

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staying home more attractive.

A big chunk of his clientele these days are furnishing new condos. With the ever-growing population of Squamish, Mathauser is in a good place to provide a lot of the things new homeowners need. But he does make an effort every year to bring in festive holiday décor, too.

Louise Walker, executive director of the Squamish Chamber of Commerce, is reminding consumers how important it is to support local businesses. For every $100 spent at a local shop, she said, $63 is reinvested into the community.

Like everything else, though, even the routine process of stocking seasonal items was knocked off the rails by COVID. He would normally travel to gift shows throughout the year, surveying the wares from an array of providers. Those were cancelled.

Travelling sales reps who make frequent visits to stores like his have also scaled back their routines.

“That compares to $14 for multinationals,” she said. “Local businesses are more likely to use local suppliers, they’re more likely to support local charities, sponsor local hockey teams, and the owners live here. You’re not supporting a company with its headquarters in New York. You’re supporting your Squamish neighbours.”

Nevertheless, his customers will know it’s Christmas and he hopes that some of the cash people save on cancelled Hawaiian or Palm Springs getaways will go into home improvements.

In partnership with Local BC and Vancity, the Chamber is offering businesses the opportunity to participate in a gift card program with no transaction fees. (supportlocalbc.com)

A couple of doors down, at Empire of Dirt, owner Laura Bradley is thinking of some innovative ways to get customers in the doors. She shares the space with two other retailers — Hearth and Mantel, in the back of the sprawling 3,000-square-foot space, and the Watch Bar in the front — and together the three entrepreneurs are plotting a successful holiday shopping season. One idea might be a personalized, after-hours shopping experience with a glass of wine in hand. They are also offering gift cards and are just ramping up to move some of their products onto online sales platforms.

“It’s a great way to give quality gifts, to give rewards to staff or to give gifts to teachers,” said Walker.

Like retailers all across the country, these Squamish small businesses face uphill challenges. A survey by the B.C. Chamber of Commerce indicates that 65% of businesses in the province have remained afloat only because of government support programs. Fewer than three in 10 believe they will return to anything like normal business when those supports wind down.

Scary numbers like these are why organizations like the Squamish Chamber of Commerce and

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Kerry Neil, executive director of the Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association, is urging her members to innovate.

“Now is a time to dig deep into your business and look at what you can offer, reward programs, flexibility, discounts, gift cards, online services,” she said.

The BIA is working on a range of public awareness campaigns, special holiday events and possibly an altered Christmas market. She wants customers to be confident about shopping locally.

“We would like to reassure locals that our downtown businesses have gone above and beyond to ensure their safety. Each business has reopened with the customer and their staff’s safety at the forefront,” she said. “The businesses need support and buying local is more important for our town than ever before.” 

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Here Comes Santa Claus Here comes Santa Claus, Here comes Santa Claus Right down Santa Claus Lane.

Vixen and Blitzen and all his reindeer Are pulling on the rein.

Bells are ringing, children singing, All is merry and bright.

Hang your stockings and say your prayers ‘Cause Santa Claus comes tonight.

12 Days of Christmas

A Partridge in a Pear Tree Two Turtle Doves Three French Hens Four Calling Birds Five Golden Rings Six Geese a Laying Seven Swans a Swimming Eight Maids a Milking Nine Ladies Dancing Ten Lords a Leaping Eleven Pipers Piping Twelve Drummers Drumming On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me...

A Partridge in a Pear Tree On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me...

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Jingle Bells

Frosty the Snowman

Dashing through the snow On a one horse open sleigh O'er the fields we go, Laughing all the way Bells on bob tail ring, making spirits bright What fun it is to laugh and sing A sleighing song tonight

And soon Miss Fanny Bright Was seated by my side; The horse was lean and lank Misfortune seemed his lot We got into a drifted bank, And then we got upsot.

CHORUS: Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one horse open sleigh Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one horse open sleigh

Now the ground is white Go it while you're young Take the girls tonight And sing this sleighing song Just get a bob tailed bay two-forty as his speed Hitch him to an open sleigh And crack! you'll take the lead

A day or two ago, I thought I'd take a ride,

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Walkin’ In A Winter Wonderland Sleigh-bells ring, are you list’nin’?

In the lane, snow is glist’nin’.

A beautiful sight, we’re happy tonight, Walkin’ in a winter wonderland.

Gone away is the bluebird, Here to stay is a new bird.

He sings a love song as we go along, Walkin’ in a winter wonderland.

In the meadow we can build a snowman Then pretend that he is Parson Brown.

He’ll say, “Are you married?”

We’ll say, “No, man.

“But you can do the job while you’re in town!”

Later on, we’ll conspire As we dream by the fire, To face unafraid, the plans that we’ve made Walkin’ in a winter wonderland.

Frosty the Snowman Was a jolly happy soul With a corncob pipe and a button nose And two eyes made out of coal Frosty the Snowman Is a fairy tale they say He was made of snow But the children know How he came to life one day There must have been some magic In that old silk hat they found For when they placed it on his head He began to dance around Frosty the Snowman Was alive as he could be And the children say He could laugh and play Just the same as you and me Frosty the Snowman Knew the sun was hot that day So he said let’s run And we’ll have some fun Now before I melt away Down to the village With a broomstick in his hand Running here and there all around the square Saying catch me if you can He led them down the streets of town Right to the traffic cop And he only paused a moment when He heard him holler stop Frosty the Snowman Had to hurry on his way But he waved goodbye Saying don’t you cry I’ll be back again some day Thumpety thump thump, Thumpety thump thump Look at Frosty go Thumpety thump thump, Thumpety thump thump Over the hills of snow

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Home Hardware Decor & Gifts Add Holiday magic to your home, with our fun collection of decorations and gift ideas!

You can find décor items from traditional to modern to give your home a whole new look.

Home Hardware has gift ideas for everyone on your list!

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Proudly handcrafted in Pemberton, BC, these metal art pieces are a unique addition to any home décor style. They’re just a sample of the unique gifts you’ll find at Anna’s Interiors, downtown Squamish. Come down to Anna’s Interiors to see what they have in store for you!

Xoco Gift Box

Celebrate the holiday season, with a gift box filled with handcrafted Artisanal Chocolates, Caramel Pecan Crunch, Passionfruit & Tequila, or Emperors New Grove are just a few of the many handcrafted bon bons produced at Xoco in downtown Squamish. With so many unique and beautiful parings it’s hard to fill just one box!

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Empire Of Dirt Unique

Gift Ideas

Looking for something out of the ordinary?

Empire of Dirt delivers, from vintage vinyl to original art pieces and everything in between, the best place to find that special unique gift

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Timeless classics that live, breathe, and look like Canada. One part cozy, another part throwback, these are designed and made for those with the heart of the maple leaf. Gifts for every man on your list at Marks.

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Stylus Jase Chair

This Stylus Jase Chair pulls off the classic look with ease. Stocked in both Blackbird & Pallidum and comes with defender fabric for those oops messes.

A gift or for yourself, come down to Ann’s Interiors and see what they have in store for you!

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Essentials

You’ll find all sorts of eco-friendly essentials at The Soap Shoppe. Great stocking stuffer ideas like reusable, silicone swabs and compostable, silk dental floss. The perfect gift for the flower child in your life.

Save On Foods Gift Card

Give the gift of food this Holiday season! Save On Foods in Squamish offers pre- loaded gift cards for your convenience! Stop by today to pick up this excellent stocking stuffer!

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Gifts & Home decor

Melt away in JB & Co luxury salt soaks locally made in Abbotsford. Hearth & Mantle is a quaint little boutique offering unique and trendy gifts and home embellishments. They have a selection of cards and jewelry from various local designers, journals, soaps and candles, wall decor and lots of inspiration for your home. We are a shop within a shop, sharing space with Empire of Dirt because sharing is caring.

The Watch Bar Men’s Watches Time for style ... Men’s stainless steel and ceramic watch $85 and beautiful rhodium plated sterling silver curb chain. Lots of styles to choose from for everyone on your list!

Whistle Stop Accessories Whistle Stop, has everything you need to finish off your look! They carry a wide variety of beautiful accessories including jewelry, wraps and scarves.

Add dash of plaid with this matching Mira eco cotton beanie/toque for a coordinated look from Parkhurst Canadian collection that provides Canadian made eco-friendly sweaters, outerwear & accessories.

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Kaos Kids Schleich Horse Club

Something for every budget! Shopping for the horse obsessed person in your life? Discover Schleich’s Horse Club world, with so many amazing horses to discover, these hand painted figurines will surely please. Plus tons of accessories big and small. Individual horses starting at $7.99 and play sets starting at $21.99!

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Great Gift Ideas

Garibaldi Graphics has great gift idea for the professional, student or journalist on your list!

Moleskine produces and designs luxury day timers, planners, notebooks. Find your perfect daily, monthly or weekly planner to help organize your life or academic year! Check these and other beautiful stationary and art supplies available at Garibaldi Graphics.

Baltech Electronics Gift Cards If anyone you know is about to get a shiny new tech toy (computer, iPad, iWatch, etc) make sure they are setup for success! Baltech Electronics is selling a limited time gift card, 1.5 hours of training for $125. The recipient is able to book one or multiple sessions to help them setup a new device or to learn how to use their current device more efficiently. The gift card can also be redeemed for an hour of At-Home support.

Marks Winter Warmers

A traditional cabin-style toque from our WindRiver Heritage Collection, this one is knitted in a warm yarn and lined in fleece for added comfort. The perky pom-pom gives it a jaunty look that’s sure to put a smile on your face.

Whistle Stop Faux Fur Coat Beautiful, and cozy this luxurious faux fur coat from the Netherlands is a perfect addition to your winter wardrobe For all of your winter essentials visit the Whistle Stop Boutique. They carry timeless, high quality clothing for all occasions, including shoes, and accessories. Stylish clothing that are designed to last, with quality design and materials including bamboo, linen, Merino wool, yak and alpaca.

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Queen Bee Boudoir & The Hive Adult Advent Calendar Ramp up the romance with our Naughty & Nice Adult Advent Calendar. Featuring lingerie, locally made lube, toys and much more. Draw out the desire and open a box daily or open them all at once, in an excited frenzy!

Kaos Kids Puzzles for all ages Did you know we carry jigsaw puzzles for all ages?

With brands like Ravensburger, Cobble Hill and Galison we are sure to have something even for the most discerning puzzler in your life! Whether you are looking for something with 12pc for your toddler or 1000pc for yourself, pop in and check out our selection!

Wishing everyone a wonderful Holiday season and a very happy and healthy new year!

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