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2 | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2014 THE CHRONICLE2014 Holiday Gift Guide

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Happy Holidays from The Chronicle!This time of year is crazy - the exams, the papers, the planning and packing-up for Winter Break, the never-ending to-do’s on the never-ending to-do list. This year,

The Chronicle’s advertising staff is helping you knock-out those gifts to buy before you head home with our Holiday Gift Guide Staff Picks. From Duke tees to pearl earrings, we have something for everyone on your list.

And yes, this time of year is crazy, but it’s also a time to be grateful and give thanks. We are grateful for our readers and advertisers, and we are grateful that we get to call Duke home. Thank you for your loyalty and support!

Megan HavenAdvertising Director

2014 Chronicle Ad Staff


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earrings and amazing, innovative custom jewelry. This is the jewelry box you can’t wait to open.

Elissa Levine,Student Ad RepHamilton Hill905 W. Main St.,Brightleaf Square(919) 683-1474

Stackable Bangles,$55 a piece

People who know me well know I love jewelry. These colorful stackable bangles from Hamilton Hill are made of PVC with gold plated or silver accents--very different but definitely my style.

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140 Salon is a great, local salon where you can go to get ready before a big holiday party or special occasion. The salon is also so convenient that you can easily go if you are just in the mood to get pampered!

Barbara Starbuck,Creative DirectorOne World Market811 9th St., Suite 100(919) 286-2457

Paper star by OMCompany, $32

Having spent Christmas last year one sand dune away from the ocean in Nags Head, we didn’t have the traditional tree with ornaments that most people have. This year it would be fun to hang this glittering star instead of having a tree. One World Market is a fair trade company, partly staffed by volunteers and has great gifts for the creative genius in your family.

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Mary Weaver,Operations MgrVaguely Reminiscent728 9th St. (919) 286-3911

SeaGlass earrings, $29 Tiger Mountain, (garnet), $28Wires with stones, $32

Love to shop at Vaguely Reminiscent, a tiny store packed with adorable gifts on Ninth Street.The 32-year-old shop is a favorite because of the unique jewelry, shoes, scarves, trinkets and more to help find a gift for the person who has everything.

John Abram, Student Ad RepGreat OutdoorProvision2017 Cameron St.Raleigh, NC 27605(919) 833-1741

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If you love the outdoors, then you will love Great Outdoor Provision. From apparel to equipment they have everything you need to enjoy your time outdoors. I start every outdoor activity at Great Outdoor Provision.

Sophie Corwin,Student Ad Rep Magpie Boutique601 W. Main Street, Suite DDurham, NC 27701(919) 683-1981

Geode Ring – $73

Magpie Boutique has gorgeous, one-of-a-kind jewelry that will seriously step-up your style. Every time I go in

there, I wish I could buy every cuff, earing, necklace and ring they have. Their jewelry is sure to make the perfect gift this holiday season.

Rachel Kiner,Student Ad RepCocoa Cinnamon 420 W. Geer St.

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If you’re looking for a warm, cozy space to spend time with friends and family during the holiday season, Cocoa Cinnamon is the perfect local spot to grab a signature coffee or tea. They even serve beer and wine! It’s the perfect combination of local Durham vibes with adventurous international flavors. Anyone can find something they love at Cocoa Cinnamon whether it’s the rich hot chocolate or the robust frothy lattes.


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Jack McIlvaine,Student Ad RepMad Hatter Bakeshop & Café1802 W. Main Street,(919) 286-1987

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If you’re looking for a fresh and full-flavored meal this holiday season, Mad Hatter Bakeshop & Café has you covered! They offer a diverse breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner menu with each dish as good as the next. Their in-house bakeshop is one of a kind, where you can purchase anything from chocolate chip cookies to hazelnut mousse cakes!

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Duke Mom/Dad/ Grandparent shirt, $15

Duke Stores has a bunch of themed t-shirts that say Duke Mom, Duke Dad, and even Duke Grandpa/Grandma. All of the this style tees start at $15 and I thought it would be a pretty cute gift to give to a proud relative or parent.


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Maria Alas,Student Ad RepParker & Otis112 S. Duke St.(919) 683-3200

Address book $16.99, Chocolate Lipgloss $12.99

Parker & Otis has so many cute gifts you can pick out for all your friends! Like adorable address books, which are practical and cute. For your chocolate lover friend, you can find gourmet chocolate and chocolate lipgloss (love!). If you want to get someone a bigger gift, P&O allows you to create a basket full of gifts. Personally, I love receiving these!

Megan Haven,Ad DirectorMorgan Imports113 S. Gregson St. (919) 688-1150

Antique Elm Stool, $79

Morgan Imports is one of Durham’s greatest treasures. I love winding my way through and exploring what each room has to offer. I’ve had my eye on this Antique Elm Stool for awhile, perfect for an entryway and when you need an extra seat.

Happy Holidays!


Ways to Give BackLooking to give back to the Durham community? Making plans to

shop for your holiday gifts? Consider donating or volunteering this year with the following organizations!

Salvation Army: Angel Tree andAdopt-A-Family909 Liberty St. Durham, NC(919) 688-7306 ext. 111

If you’re heading to the mall for some holiday shopping, consider buying a few extra gifts! The Salvation Army provides children and families with Christmas gifts every year that they would not receive without donations from students and residents in the Durham community.

The Angel Tree program pairs over 1,100 children ages 0 to 12 with individuals who donate gifts every year. You will be assigned to one child, learn his or her name, age, gender, clothing sizes and “wish gifts,” so you can shop specifically for that child.

The Adopt-A-Family program is similar, but instead of adopting one child, you adopt an entire family to purchase gifts for. Price limit is $125.

All gift donations must be dropped off by December 12th at the Salvation Army location on Liberty Street. Call Debbie Avolin to get involved.

Volunteer Center of Durham:Share Your Christmas700 W. Main St. Durham, NC(919) 684-9690

For the past 39 years, Share Your Christmas has matched individuals and groups interested in donating new gifts to disadvantaged Durham residents referred by a Durham County Department of Social Services (DSS) social worker. The program is coordinated by Durham County DSS and The Volunteer Center.

For more information on how you or your group can become involoved, please call (919) 684-9690 or email [email protected].

Durham Rescue Mission:Christmas Toy Give-A-Way1201 E. Main St., Durham, NC(919) 688-9641www.durhamrescuemission.org

Help serve a traditional Christmas meal, give away toys and groceries, or help with games and activities.Email [email protected] to get involved.

Meals on Wheels:Senior Santa Program2522 Ross Road, Durham, NC (919) 667-9424www.mowdurham.org

As joyous as the holiday season may be for some, for others it is the loneliest time of year. It is for this reason that each year, Meals on Wheels of Durham strives to provide each meal recipient with a holiday gift. They have been able to touch each client in this small but very meaningful way for the past three years only with the help of compassionate community members. They ask that you consider a donation of an inexpensive (under $20) item that can be given as a gift to a needy Durham senior.

Donated items of any type may be delivered to the Meals on Wheels office between the hours of 8:30a – 3:00p Monday through Friday. See http://www.mowdurham.org/special-events/ for a list of suggestions.

United Way: “Community Reads”Book Drive2400 Perimeter Park Dr., Morrisville, NC 27560(919) 460-8687

Help children and adults learn to read. Hold a book drive or donate books from your own shelf. United Way is collecting used and new books for readers of all ages, infant through adult. Books will be distributed to agencies working to increase literacy throughout Durham, Johnston, Orange, and Durham Counties. Donations can be dropped off at the United Way office every Friday from January 23 to February 27, 2015.

Genesis Home Gift Wrapping300 N. Queen St., PO Box 25426, Durham(919) 683-5878

Genesis Home works to end homelessness for families with children by providing housing and supportive services to foster independence. Help wrap gifts to raise awareness and support for Genesis Home, a non-profit dedicated to helping families overcome homelessness.

Prospective volunteers can sign up online genesishome.org.

Ronald McDonald House-Durham:Wishing Tree506 Alexander Ave., Durham, NC (919) 281-1064

Since 1980, the Ronald McDonald House of Durham has offered a comforting home away from home and a community of support for seriously ill children and their families. Their programs provide families with the comforts of home –private bedrooms, inviting community spaces, home-cooked meals and a stocked kitchen, a playroom, computer room and laundry facilities – as well as a network of support through interactions with other families, staff and volunteers.

Check out their Holiday With List for gift ideas for children staying at the House, stocking stuffers for their parents, as well as ways to help the House or Family Rooms. And for a meaningful activity this holiday season, check out our Wishing Tree program, which include 36 downloadable ornaments for your tree. Contact [email protected] or visit www.rmhdurham.org for more info.


Holiday HappeningsNovember 11 - 22, 2014Welcome to My Madness: The Comic and Pop Art of L Jamal WaltonA solo exhibit of the comic and pop art of Durham resident, L Jamal Walton.FREE admission. W, noon-6pm.The Carrack Modern Art, 111 W Parrish St(704) 213-6666

November 18, 2014Kishi Bashi is the pseudonym of singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter K Ishibashi. Born in Seattle, Washington, but growing up predominantly on the east coast, Ishibashi has recorded with and toured internationally as a violinist with such diverse artists such as Regina Spektor, Sondre Lerche, and most recently, the Athens, Georgia based indie rock group of Montreal, of which he is currently a member. Ishibashi is also the singer and founding member of the New York synth rock outfit, Jupiter One. Tickets $23+. 8pm.Motorco Music Hall, 723 Rigsbee Ave.(919) 560-3030

Tuesday Blues Jam8pm.The Blue Note Grill, 4125 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.(919) 401-1979

November 18 - 23, 2014Rodgers + Hammerstein’s CinderellaThe Tony Award®- winning Broadway musical that’s delighting audiences with its contemporary take on the classic tale. This lush production features an incredible orchestra, jaw-dropping transformations and all the moments you love—the pumpkin, the glass slipper, the masked ball and more - plus some surprising new twists! Tickets $35+. T-Th 7:30; Sa 2pm; F-Sa 8pm; Su 1pm & 6:30pm. DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center123 Vivian St., Durham, NC, 27701(919) 680-2787

November 19, 2014Duke Wind Symphony with Frank Ticheli and the NCSSM Wind EnsembleFeaturing guest composer/conductor Frank Ticheli. The North Carolina School of Science & Math Wind Ensemble, directed by Phillip Riggs, will join the Duke Wind Symphony in presenting Ticheli’s “Blue Shades,” “Vesuvius,” and other works.Tickets $10, FREE for students with ID and youth.8-9:30pm.Baldwin Auditorium, 1336 Campus Dr(919) 684-4444

Ask Me Another with special guest The Mountain Goats’ John DarnielleAsk Me Another is the rambunctious new live show from NPR and WNYC that blends brainteasers, pub trivia, comedy and music into an evening of hilarity. Host Ophira Eisenberg invites guests and listeners, alike, to stretch their noggins, tickle their funny bones and be serenaded by house musician Jonathan Coulton.Tickets $22+. 7pm.The Carolina Theatre Durham, 309 W Morgan St.(919) 560-3030

November 20, 2014Diego El CigalaWith a husky, passionate lyricism honed in the cafés cantantes of Madrid, Diego El Cigala has become an international sensation - the world’s greatest living flamenco singer. Paco de Lucia described El Cigala as possessing “one of the most beautiful flamenco voices of our time, a voice of sweetness that flows over everything.”Tickets $45-$55, $10 Duke students.8-11:59pm.Carolina Theatre, 309 W Morgan St, 27701(919) 560-3030

Carolina Lightnin’ Bluegrass.7-9pm.The Blue Note Grill, 4125 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd. Ste 1(919) 401-1979

Baron TymasFREE admission for patrons.7-9pm.Beyu Caffe, 335 W Main St(919) 683-1058

November 20 - 22, 2014William Tyler - ‘Corduroy Roads’ Duke Performances has commissioned the exceptional solo guitarist William Tyler - who occupies the musical intersection of John Fahey and Bill Frisell - to make a new performance that reflects on the lingering legacy of the Civil War. In the piece, Corduroy Roads, Tyler creates a soundtrack to accompany extraordinary photographs of the Civil War taken by George Barnard and Alexander Gardner, 150-year-old artifacts that have recently been acquired by Duke University Libraries. Tyler’s piece offers a contemporary narrative on the distant past, as Barnard and Gardner’s photographs are joined with images of the South through the Great Depression and into the present day.Tickets $24, $15 age 30 and under, $10 Duke students. 8pm.Shadowbox, 947 East Main St, Durham, NC 27701(919) 684-4444

November 20 - 23, 2014“The Perfect Detonator” PlayProfessor Jody McAuliffe directs this play which she also adapted from the Joseph Conrad novel, The Secret Agent. In McAuliffe’s play, when Ted Kaczynski, aka The Unabomber, reads Conrad’s The Secret Agent, the fictional world of the novel enters real American life. Kaczynski’s Montana cabin doubles as the London of 1886, as Conrad’s “simple tale” about an anarchist plot to blow up the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, unfolds in these United States. Conrad: “An explosion is the most lasting thing in the universe.” Tickets $10, $8 Duke staff, $5 students and seniors.Th-Sa 8pm, Su 2pm.Bryan Center - Sheafer Theater, Science Dr(919) 684-4444

November 21, 2014Northgate Tree Lighting and Santa ArrivalJolly Old Saint Nick officially returns to Durham’s Northgate Mall to host Northgate’s free tree lighting festivities Friday, November 21 from 6:00-9:00pm outdoors on The Plaza, 1058 West Club Boulevard, Durham. Free and open to the public. This free concert will feature blues-inspired holiday sounds from E-Train & the Rusted Rails and holiday music from Faith Baptist Church Children’s Choir. Children can enjoy free face painting, coloring tables and photos with Santa and electic train rides for nominal fees. Adults can enjoy area food trucks, door prizes and Northgate’s holiday coupon books with discounts from participating merchants.6-9pm.The Northgate Plaza 1058 West Blub Boulevard Durham, NC 27701

Third FridayGallery crawl with live music and other performances. Maps available at each participating location.6-11pmDurham Arts Council, 120 Morris St, Durham, NC [email protected]


Holiday HappeningsDuke New Music Ensemble [dnme]Directed by Benjamin Daniels, [dnme] brings together undergraduate and graduate students in performing music written in the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as new works by Duke student composers. In addition, [dnme] also collaborates regularly with faculty and guest artists from the Duke University Department of Music and other institutions across North Carolina. FREE admission. 8-9:30pm.Baldwin Auditorium, 1336 Campus Dr(919) 660-3333

Mallarme Chamber Players Family ConcertCellist Brooks Whitehouse and Bassist Paul Sharpe are” Low and Lower,” America’s #1 selling Cello Bass duo. This ensemble’s thrilling performances are a mash-up of artistry, virtuosity, and comic relief. Try and instrument at the Instrumental Petting Zoo before and after the program by High Strung Violins and Guitars. For children ages 5-12; adult chaperone required. Tickets $10; $5 children 12 and younger. 1pm.Kirby Horton Hall at Sarah P. Duke Gardens, 420 Anderson St(919) 560-2788

Comedienne Kathleen MadiganTickets $27+. 8pm.Carolina Theatre, 309 W Morgan St, Durham, NC 27701(919) 560-3030

November 22 - 23, 2014Durham Art Walk Holiday MarketFind creative, locally handmade gifts of art for everyone on your holiday list--from jewelry and beautiful knitted scarves to loft-sized paintings and exquisite pottery. Enjoy musical performances, great food and fun surprises around every corner.FREE shuttle. Rain or shine. FREE admission.Sa 10am-5pm, Su 1-5pm.Durham Arts Council/Royall Center for the Arts, 120 Morris St, Durham, NC 27701(919) 560-2787

November 23, 2014William Tyler - ‘Corduroy Roads’Duke Performances has commissioned the exceptional solo guitarist William Tyler - who occupies the musical intersection of John Fahey and Bill Frisell - to make a new performance that reflects on the lingering legacy of the Civil War. In the piece, Corduroy Roads, Tyler creates a soundtrack to accompany extraordinary photographs of the Civil War taken by George Barnard and Alexander Gardner, 150-year-old artifacts that have recently been acquired by Duke University Libraries. Tyler’s piece offers a contemporary narrative on the distant past, as Barnard and Gardner’s photographs are joined with images of the South through the Great Depression and into the present day.Tickets $24, $15 age 30 and under, $10 Duke students. 7pm.Shadowbox, 947 East Main St, Durham, NC 27701(919) 684-4444

Moonlight & Starlight PaddleEnjoy the wildlife, soak in the moonrays & starshine, and experience the sounds of nature. These very leisurely paddles are suitable for just about anyone. Pre-registration required. Cost $25 per person (canoe), $30 per person (kayak).7:45pm.Three Rivers Area on the western end of Falls Lake. 919 416-1200

Durham Pub Crawl & Haunted Adventure Do you believe in ghosts? The home of Liggett &Myers, Kress & Snow Buildings ghosts, oh, it’s a Pub Crawl! Guests spend approximately 25 minutes in three (3) of Durham’s hottest, hip and clever bars and pubs! Between each bar, you visit four (4) haunted, ghost & paranormal locations. Wrap up at downtown Durham’s favorite Irish Pub to wind down. You get 4 ghost locations, four (4) bars in a 2.5 hour tour for a fast paced FUN evening. The Tour is designed for all types of guests seeking a unique and different downtown Durham, North Carolina experience. This is a walking tour covering approximately 1 mile. Tickets $19.7:30-10pm.American Tobacco, 318 Blackwell St, Durham, NC, 27701(919) 371-2653

E-train Manning & the Rusted Rails- With SantaSanta arrives at Northgate with his musicians on a live train. Kids can enjoy the train ride all evening and much more. FREE. 6-9pm.Northgate Mall, 1058 W Club Blvd , Durham, NC, 27701(919) 286-4400

Duke Djembe and Afro-Cuban EnsemblesA native of New York, Felix Sanabria has been performing and recording for over forty years with such renowned artists and groups as Celia Cruz, Puntilla y su Nueva Generacion, Grupo Afro-Cuba de Matanza, Lazaro Ros, Eddie Palmieri, Tanya Leon, and others. FREE admission. 8-9:30pm.Baldwin Auditorium, 1336 Campus Dr(919) 660-3333

November 21 - 22, 2014November DancesDuke Dance faculty and guests provide a vibrant, varied program of original modern and ballet dance. Tickets $17, $12 seniors, $7 students with ID.8pm Sa, 3pm Su.Reynolds Theater in Duke’s Bryan Center, Science Dr.(919) 684-4444

November 22, 2014Durham Pub Crawl & Haunted AdventureDo you believe in ghosts? The home of Liggett &Myers, Kress & Snow Buildings ghosts, oh, it’s a Pub Crawl! Guests spend approximately 25 minutes in three (3) of Durham’s hottest, hip and clever bars and pubs! Between each bar, you visit four (4) haunted, ghost & paranormal locations. Wrap up at downtown Durham’s favorite Irish Pub to wind down. You get 4 ghost locations, four (4) bars in a 2.5 hour tour for a fast paced FUN evening. The Tour is designed for all types of guests seeking a unique and different downtown Durham, North Carolina experience. This is a walking tour covering approximately 1 mile. Tickets $19. 7:30-10pm.American Tobacco, 318 Blackwell St, Durham,(919) 371-2653


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Eric Johnson and Mike SternEric Johnson’s stature as one of the premier guitar players in contemporary music is his artistic trump card, backed by a Grammy Award and five nominations, platinum album, Top 10 hits like “Cliffs Of Dover,”� praise from critics and the esteem of his peers. In a career that spans three decades and a discography that includes more than a dozen eclectic and innovative recordings, six-time GRAMMY nominee Mike Stern has establised himself as one of the premier jazz and jazz-fusion guitarists and composers of his generation. Tickets $30+. 8pm.The Carolina Theatre Durham, 309 W Morgan St(919) 560-3030

Free Family Day at the Nasher MuseumLive entertainment, hands-on projects and gallery hunts. Enjoy bluegrass music. First come first served for visiting the galleries.FREE admission. 12-4pm.Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. 2001 Campus Dr.(919) 684-5135

November 25, 2014Tuesday Blues Jam8pm.The Blue Note Grill, 4125 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.(919) 401-1979

November 26, 2014Clark Stern & Chuck Cotton’s Pre-Turkey Day Holiday Dance PartyExpect plenty of boogie-woogie and jump blues when they draw tunes from traditional and gospel repertoires, as well as Stern’s originals.8pm.The Blue Note Grill, 4125 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.(919) 401-1979

November 27, 2014Thanksgiving Day BuffetExecutive Chef Michael Lustig has created an exquisite menu that includes Chilled Shrimp, Soup and Salad Bar, Omelet Station, Roasted Tom Turkey with Mushroom & Sage Cornbread Dressing, Grilled Flat Iron Steak with Peppercorn Bourbon Sauce, Slow Roasted Pitt Ham with Port Wine Cherry Reduction, traditional hot side dishes, and our fabulous Chef’s Dessert Table. Reservations required. Cost $29.95 Seniors 65+ $23.95 Children 5-12 years $16.95 4 and younger free.12-2:30pm.Millennium Hotel Durham, 2800 Campus Walk Ave, Durham, NC(919) 383-8575

November 28, 2014Durham Pub Crawl & Haunted AdventureDo you believe in ghosts? The home of Liggett &Myers, Kress & Snow Buildings ghosts, oh, it’s a Pub Crawl! Guests spend approximately 25 minutes in three (3) of Durham’s hottest, hip and clever bars and pubs! Between each bar, you visit four (4) haunted, ghost & paranormal locations. Wrap up at downtown Durham’s favorite Irish Pub to wind down. You get 4 ghost locations, four (4) bars in a 2.5 hour tour for a fast paced FUN evening. Tickets $19. 7:30-10pm.American Tobacco, 318 Blackwell St, Durham, NC, 27701(919) 371-2653

NC Black Friday Cask FestivalFight crowds at the bar, not the mall! Tickets include unlimited samples with one special sample glass per ticket to taste cask conditioned ales from NC breweries.Ticket pricing tba. 3-8pm.Triangle Brewing Company, 918 Pearl St., Durham, NC 27701(919) 724-1521

November 28 - 30, 2014Carolina Ballet’s The NutcrackerAfter the opening of Carolina Ballet’s new Nutcracker, The News & Observer wrote that the “gasps after each eye-popping illusion, the applause for the handsome new sets and the rapt attention from all the children confirmed the changes were worth it.” Ticket pricing tba. F-Sa 2pm & 8pm, Su 2pm.DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center, 123 Vivian St., Durham, NC, 27701(919) 688-3722

November 29, 2014Durham Pub Crawl & Haunted AdventureDo you believe in ghosts? The home of Liggett &Myers, Kress & Snow Buildings ghosts, oh, it’s a Pub Crawl! Guests spend approximately 25 minutes in three (3) of Durham’s hottest, hip and clever bars and pubs! Between each bar, you visit four (4) haunted, ghost & paranormal locations. Wrap up at downtown Durham’s favorite Irish Pub to wind down. You get 4 ghost locations, four (4) bars in a 2.5 hour tour for a fast paced FUN evening. Tickets $19. 7:30-10pm.American Tobacco, 318 Blackwell St, Durham, NC, 27701(919) 371-2653


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