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Shell-Bee’s Blended Sugar
We are beyond excited to carry Shell-Bee’s flavored sugars at St. Nicks. Each jar is hand blended with love in small batches all the way from Kentucky. Shell-Bee’s sugars taste
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On a Mission: Brian Knapp is Making Christmas Ornaments to Fund a Trip to Belize
Brian Knapp, a resident of Parker, Colorado, is only 14-years old, but he’s creating sophisticated artwork and ornaments with a scroll saw that his grandfather taught him to use.
Memories of Christmas and The Nutcracker
“When I was a kid we didn’t have much money, so the holidays were never about presents. They were about that peaceful feeling you got when everyday things were made
The Story of St. Nick’s “Santa Kong”
In addition to being a co-owner of St. Nick’s, Ira Sealy is also an artist and an “out-of-the-box” entrepreneur. Back in 1994 he drew up plans to have a metal
Pecan Pie Bars-You Won’t Even Miss the Pie
Pecan Pie in a bite size bar! Sometimes we want pie without all the work. These gooey pecan pie bars from Gooseberry Patch Cookbook, Christmas Cookie Jar are extremely simple
Andrea Cammans Adds a Personal Touch at St. Nick’s
Originally from Southern California, Andrea Cammans has now become a longtime Colorado resident who has been working at St. Nick’s for twelve years. She began working as a Seasonal Cashier
Sweet Treats for the Holidays — or Any Day
St. Nick’s is pleased to carry Holiday Ribbon Candy that is handmade from start to finish. It’s perfect for a delicious indulgence all year — or it makes an ideal
You Just Have To See It! Vicke Mahler-Helmer’s House of Collectibles
There are collectors and then there are collectors, people for whom adding pieces to an array of particular designer items is an irresistible pursuit. The latter perfectly describes Vicke Mahler-Helmer,
Halloween is Just Around the Corner — and Trees Aren’t Just for Christmas!
The roots of Halloween originated with Celtic festivals marking the end of the harvest season and the start of a new year. Centuries later, the tradition was continued in the
