The end of December and the old year are upon us. Make sure to stop in and see us before we close for the holiday, better yet stop in and pick up a bag of our house blend or one of our specialty coffees to help you make it through those holiday mornings without us!
Christmas and New Year Schedule :
Thursday Dec. 23rd 9AM – 3PM
Closed Dec. 24th & 25th
Sunday Dec. 26th 8:30AM – 6PM
Monday Dec. 27th – 31st Normal Hours (7AM – 6PM)
Saturday January 1st 9AM – 6PM
Come in for a yummy hot Roasted Chestnut Latte or a Peppermint Hot Cocoa topped with a peppermint stick. We also have a holiday Specialty Drip Bar Coffee “Velvet” its smooth & dark with nutty overtones. And we can’t leave out the tea, we are featuring chocolate mint truffle hot tea.
So come in from out of the cold and relax with one of holidays coffees and why not add to it one of our holiday treats!!
Don’t forget to check out this years Winterfest activities beginning Friday December 10th through December 12th. Friday night holds the opening ceremony and bonfire held at Bingham park followed by the internationally acclaimed Virgin Consort presents A Victorian Christmas. On Saturday morning join us at the Cocoon Coffee House for coffee and pastries with our new artist Juan Espino from 9am -10am. From there go into town for a horse drawn carriage ride or pick out a freshly cut Christmas Tree down by the train station in town. End your winterfest by going to the Settlers Inn Brunch featuring music by Harpist Diane O’Malley from 11:30-2:30 pm. However there are so many more activities going on then whats listed you can plan your weekend by going to http://www.hawleywinterfest.com/
Join us for a “coffee with the artist” reception at 9:00 am on December 11, 2010 and view the fabulous, colorful work of local artist Juan H. Espino. On display throughout December, these pieces are a vibrant treat for the holiday season.
A winter scene from Juan's collection.
His work presents a longing to return to the honest simplicity of childhood – streets, landscapes, festivities and especially people – colors of the four seasons. His paintings are in corporate and private collections, and have been published in different magazines. In 2009, his work was selected for the “2010 International Artist Exposition” at the Musee International D’Art Naif de Magog in Quebec, Canada. One of his paintings “Bonjour Quebec” is now in the permanent collection at that museum.
