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Oh hello!   And welcome back to the second installment of our hutch 2016 Gift Guide! Introducing: Feminist Minimalist. This one's for all the girls and boys who appreciate clean lines, a modest dose of glamour, and a dash of irreverence with their wit.     Jewelry by Did I Kill The Queen: various ($20 - $40) – Affordable handmade jewelry from Lincoln, Ne. perfect for looking fabulous and still affording a Bronco Burger and an uber home.      Sparkletini Flask: $24 – Um, it's a flask covered in gold sparkles. #everything    Happy Habitat Throw: $160 – Designed in Kansas City, made in...

It's the first week in December. Omaha just received its inaugural dusting of snow (promptly disappearing the following day), and the holiday season is officially here!   'Tis the season for spiked hot cider, Christmas classics spinning while the fire roars, and an onslaught of gift guides from all your favorite retailers. We know you've got plenty of great gift options out there, but just in case you're stuck on what to get your sister's new boyfriend recently returned from a year of solitude and soul-searching in Appalachia, we've compiled gifts for the Lumber Jack or Jill in your life below.      Hutch Brand Mug:...

  In a little over a week families and friends across the country will gather 'round a table to feast and relish the simple joys of another year lived. For many, Thanksgiving is the start of a season of intentionality; we try, whether successfully or not, to slow down just a bit, relax into some comfortably baggy clothes, and better appreciate the people and pets (and internet memes) that give us life.      To celebrate the upcoming festivity we decided to work up a little Thanksgiving table setting of our own. Grounded in that comfortable blend of rustic coziness and modern simplicity, in a...

Two weeks ago Hutch held another successful, and rather, spirited, event. Hosted by fellow Midtown Crossing compatriots, Grane, our Mixology Workshop was both instructive and entertaining. Photo by attendee Justine Ward Led by Grane bartender, and charismatic instructor, Joel Lavelle, more than 25 participants gathered in the shop to study and practice the art of cocktail mixology. Over the course of the evening they learned to make (and enjoyed) four signature cocktails – Old Fashioned, Manhattan, Aviation, and Summer Thyme. Each table setting came complete with all the tools of the trade necessary to craft the finest cocktails, plus the glasses to consume them! As a...