Oklahoma Gazette has put together a list of some of the city’s more quirky gifts to give for Christmas or get people in the holiday spirit.

What do you buy for that person on your Christmas list who already owns everything? There are a few locally owned stores — some new and some old — that have a fun gift for someone who has it all. Oklahoma Gazette has put together a list of some of the city’s more quirky gifts to give for Christmas or get people in the holiday spirit.

(Jacob Threadgill)
Jacob Threadgill

OSU-OKC Poinsettia Sale

400 N. Portland Ave.

hortla.okstate.edu

405-744-5414

Liven up the holiday spirit by taking part in OSU-OKC’s annual poinsettia sale. The sale runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday at the John E. Kirkpatrick Horticulture Center. Poinsettias in 4.5-inch ($5), 6-inch ($10) and 8-inch containers are available in a variety of colors including red, orange and pink. Proceeds provide scholarships to the university’s study abroad and horticulture teaching programs.

(Jacob Threadgill)
Jacob Threadgill

Toy Base 10

4028 NW 10th St.

facebook.com/toybase10

405-601-4480

Do you know someone who is a fan of comic books and action figures? The store run by Steve Siemens has something for everyone, from kids to the young at heart. Siemens’ friendly service is only matched by his wide variety that includes everything from vintage large G.I. Joe action figures to playfully modern POP! vinyl characters. You can also pursue a healthy board game and comic book collection at the store.

(Jacob Threadgill)
Jacob Threadgill

Oklahoma City Museum of Art Museum Store

415 Couch Drive

okcmoa.com

405-236-3100

Quirky goes to the extreme at the Museum Store at OKCMOA. Do you want to buy a mug featuring Andy Warhol or Frida Kahlo? How about a collection of Italian-made ties? The museum has you covered. It even boasts what it says is the best gift for the person who has everything: artistic and colorful Pendleton blankets by artist Dave Chihuly. Museum members receive 10 percent off all merchandise through Monday.

(Jacob Threadgill)
Jacob Threadgill

Smash Bangles

607 NW 28th St., Suite F

smashbangles.com

405-628-7621

Founded by Cindy Cornelsen, Smash Bangles is the newest addition to The Paseo Arts District’s many interesting boutiques. With the tagline “Jewelry, gifts and whimsy,” Smash Bangles carries everything from Cornelsen’s handmade necklaces, bracelets and fun knickknacks like an airplane clock and robot-themed coasters.

(Jacob Threadgill)
Jacob Threadgill

Herban Mother

607 NW 28th St., Suite A

herbangardensllc.com

405-509-3183

Since the state allowed the sale of cannabidiol this year, stores selling the hemp-based products, which do not contain the psychoactive chemical found in marijuana, have popped up all over the city. Herban Mother, run by Hector and Mary Najar, puts an emphasis on being organically grown. Herban Mother offers gift baskets in a variety of balms, tinctures and gel-caps that have benefits as pain relievers and more.

(Jacob Threadgill)
Jacob Threadgill

Oklahoma Contemporary

3000 General Pershing Blvd.

oklahomacontemporary.org

405-951-0000

Home to more than just the city’s avant-garde and contemporary art, Oklahoma Contemporary’s annual ceramics sale offers the chance to support local artists while also getting something uniquely useful. The work is chosen by curator Jennifer Scanlan and the sale runs through Dec. 23. Tim Sullivan (Dec. 4-9), Kara Lane (Dec. 11-15) and Jeff Duerksen (Dec. 18-23) are featured artists. All proceeds benefit the center’s ceramics program, which had six instructors.

Bone Dog Boutique and Self-Serve Dog Wash

100 NE Second St.

facebook.com/boneokc

405-600-3460

Have you thought of everything for your human loved ones? Don’t forget about man’s best friend and their owner. Bone offers a chance to give your dog a spa-like experience while they get groomed. The store sells a variety of all-natural prepackaged treats, but the show-stopper is looking over its bakery case of freshly made cookies and biscuits that look so good you might take a bite yourself.

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