Let's get retro! Cuddle up on your couch with 2 pillows made from vintage Nichols Hockey jerseys. Each one is carefully stuffed and stitched to bring memories of the "good old days" for years to come!

Have a charcuterie night in this holiday season with a beautiful cheese & cracker tray, festive napkins, and $50 gift card Amherst Wine & Liquor.

Illuminate your home with this gorgeous lamp and lampshade. It is a restored alabaster lamp that includes the detailed lampshade, finial, and LED Bulbs. This item will surely add the perfect decor touch you are looking for!

Let's get retro! Cuddle up on your couch with 2 pillows made from vintage Nichols Football (yes, remember the football team?!) jerseys. Each one is carefully stuffed and stitched to bring memories of the "good old days" for years to come!

Illuminate your home with this gorgeous lamp and lampshade. This is a new red ceramic pottery lamp that also includes the lampshade, finial, and LED bulbs. These items will surely add the perfect decore touch you are looking for!

In a 7th grade class called Connections, the class experimented with some American arts.

Specifically with this item, the students discovered how Esther Niesenthal Krinitz used embroidery to tell her story of growing up in Poland during the Holocaust and about how quilts were possibly used as secret codes on the Underground Railroad. After the 7th Grade Class mastered at least three kinds of stitches, they designed, embroidered, and sewed a Nichols quilt.

On the quilt, you will see the students love of skiing, Nichols sports, the arts, the Sabres, the Bills, and of course, the fro-yo machine. They hope someone treasures this quilt celebrating Nichols community and Nichols HEART as much as they did making it.

Artists: Class of '28

• Rainer Aubrecht
• Matthew DiPaola
• Sophie Gallen-Kallela-Siren
• Abby Guo
• Leo Kelly
• Eli Langer
• Dylan LoVullo
• Levi Mayer
• Cameron Ostrowski
• Rayvant Pendyala
• Oliver Ptak
• Yasin Siddiqui
• Mitram Sinha
• Rowen Trafton
• Blake Tzetzo
• Aniyah Wood

Count Memories not Calories with:

• $75 in gift cards to Bagel Jay's
• $45 gift card to Anderson's
• $10 gift card to Franco's Pizza
• A grey washed wood wooden lazy susan from My Thirty One that says "Count Memories Not Calories," 17" in diameter.

Compact & Convenient: Given a dimension of 18.9" *17.7" *19.3" (W*D*H), this mini fridge can fit it anywhere you need. Whether it's the on the counter or under the desk, it requires little space yet offers plenty of storage room, perfect for apartment, dorm, office, bedroom and RV. The reversible door provides great flexibility when used in a limited space.
Adjustable Temperatures & Freezer: Ranges from 33.8° F to 46.4° F (1° C to 8°C), the fridge offers 5 variable temperature settings per your need. Includes a compact freezer that allow you to make ice cubes, keep your food fresh and drinks chilled.

38dB Quiet: Operates at a low noise of 38 dB, this fridge brings the peace and refreshing cold at the same time. It's so quiet that you can hear the ice cubes melting in the glass! Free of any disturbance while it's keeping all your food nice and fresh, ideal for environment like bedroom, office and study.

Energy-efficient & Eco friendly: The estimated daily cost is as low as 0.5 kWh per day, use the least energy to get the job done. The refrigerant R600a contributes no ozone depletion potential and a lower global warming potential compared to earlier refrigerants. Spend less on the bills, care more about the planet.

Worry-free Service: As an outstanding appliance brand, Upstreman offers one-year quality and service, satisfaction assured on all products.

Double Matted and Framed with Archival Glass, this serigraph-silkscreen print entitled "Opeongo Red" by Bruce Herchenrader is truly uniquely beautiful.

"I took a trip to Algonquin Park with my children, Tegan and Pearce, niece and nephew, Matthew and Emily in 1996. We paddled up Lake Opeongo from the entrance and camped on the spit of land that marks the right hand channel of the lake as it branches to the east. I stood in the water up to my neck with a pre digital film camera, taking photographic studies that I used to create this serigraph "Opeongo Red." The sunset one evening was awesome. The red light permeated everything. I've captured the moment when the sunset was at its brightest cusp as only moments later the glow was gone.

This serigraph was part of the environmental achievement award that the magazine Equinox gave each year to an outstanding achievement by those individuals that were working to preserve the environment. The individual who spearheaded the conservationist movement to stop the Geddes open pit mine at the river's headwaters and lobbied the B.C. government to set aside the Tatshenshini River watershed asked for this one specifically. He told me that it was the canoe trips with his father on Lake Opeongo when he was a boy that got him involved in the preservation of the wilderness. The Tatshenshini Provincial Park, Kluane National Park in the Yukon and Glacier Park in Alaska form the largest wilderness preserve in the world. Hearing him recount his story and the importance of this image to him was a humbling moment for me."

Cozy up and show your school spirt with a 50" x 60" green & white Nichols logoed sherpa blanket.

Where the buffalo roam, or in your own home, this Western buffalo tray will assume a place of honor. Inspired by the Spirit of the West, the tray can be employed to serve your favorite baked goods, and party foods. Perhaps even accent it, with some new accessories from Spruce with your $100 gift card, and a bottle of 2020 Caymus Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon in a Makenzie Child wine holder.

Tray Details:

• Made of a top quality, FDA safe, easy-care, oven and freezer friendly aluminum alloy.
• Dimensions: 19 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 1"

The peace of mind that comes with having an organized home is priceless! Enjoy 4 (four) hours of home organizing and decluttering by professional organizer Amy Wopperer of Simplify Buffalo.

Basket also includes:

• a copy of "Keep the Memories, Lose the Stuff" by Matt Paxton plus insider organizing tips.

Cut. To make an opening or incision with a sharp edged tool. The ability to slice through and let the light in.

Kari Achatz considers herself and artist who draws with a blade, who finds beauty in the broken, abandoned, and ordinary.

Collective History showcases the beauty of Buffalo's Silo City invites the viewer to see an iconic Buffalo location through a fresh lens. All images are taken and hand cut by Achatz.

Achatz has exhibited throughout the WNY area including CEPA Gallery, Hallwalls, The Burchfield Penney Art Center, The Albright Knox Art Gallery, and has participated in PLAY/GROUND 2019 & 2020.

She has works in notable art collection including The Jeffrey Gundlach Art Collection and The Gerald Mead Art Collection. The Buffalo AKG Art Museum owns two works in this style in the permeant fine art collection.