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10 best Philadelphia gifts to buy this season

Momo's Treehouse/for PhillyVoice

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Momo's Treehouse: A gift certificate isn't just cash toward this Old City store's unique children's toys -- it's an excuse to hang out in their whimsical space. Momo's always has a craft table available for little hands, they host story time every Wednesday and occasionally host parenting classes. (205 Arch St.)
Find more gifts in our 2015 Holiday Gift Guide Part One and Part Two.
LocoRobo/for PhillyVoice

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LocoXtreme: A programmable robot, LocoRobo's LocoXtreme teaches kids how to code while providing entertainment through music and interaction through gesture-based technology. Think of it as the remote-control car of the future. ($169, LocoRobo.co)
Bonnie Kaye Studio/for PhillyVoice

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Bonnie Kaye Studio Napkins/Placemats: These screen-printed linen textiles are a funky addition to any tablescape. Bonnie Kaye's botanical patterns come in modern colors combos and, of course, double as placemats or folded napkins. ($24.00 for two, BonnieKayeStudio.com)
Signature Bonz/for PhillyVoice

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Signature Bonz all-natural dog treats: Another Delco-based business, Signature Bonz makes strictly all-natural dog treats. Pick one up on-the-cheap at Litterpaw Pet Supply, or order in bulk online. ($1-$3, Litterpaw Pet Supply and SignatureBonz.com)
Mitchell & Ness/for PhillyVoice

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Flyers Solid Snapback cap: Nothing says "classic" like a vintage-style snapback in the Mitchell & Ness throwback shape. The light gray solid lets the Flyers' logo pop, as it should. ($26, MitchellandNess.com)
Christmas Village /for PhillyVoice

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2015 Christmas Village mugs: The ultimate neutral gift, add a Philadelphia twist to this gifting staple by going with the Christmas Village mug, available at the information and hot beverage huts. Alternatively, mosey over to the Chaddsford Winery Hut and nab a free mug when you buy a glass of wine. ($3, 1500 Arch St.)
DiBruno Bros./for PhillyVoice

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DiBruno Bros. Private Collection Panettone: This Italian delicacy makes a great gift for those with a sweet tooth. The cake-y bread, made the traditional Abruzzo way, makes great French toast. ($24.99, DiBruno.com)
Lancaster Arts Hotel/for PhillyVoice

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Lancaster Arts Hotel retreat: A wide selection of getaway packages for the romantically inclined and art-enthused make this an ideal gift for everyone from Mom to your bedmate. Splurge for the loft, and don't leave without seeing a show at the nearby American Music Theatre. (Various prices, LancasterArtsHotel.com)
Bario Neal/for PhillyVoice

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"X" stud earrings: Queen Village-based jeweler Bario Neal handcrafts earrings, rings, necklaces and more from ethically sourced and fair-minded materials. Try their minimalist yellow and rose gold "X" studs. ($180-296, Bario-Neal.com)
Skyhorse Publishing/for PhillyVoice

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"Cooking for Two: Your Cat & You" by Brandon Schultz and Lucy Schultz-Osenlund: Loaded with recipes that are (safely) shareable with your cat, including dishes like breakfast frittatas, consider it the perfect gift for bachelors and bachelorettes who are serious about setting a placemat for their furry bedfellows. ($14, Amazon.com)
Find more gifts in our 2015 Holiday Gift Guide Part One and Part Two.