Two Bluffton school Christmas concerts on are this evening's school calendar.

At 6 p.m., in the middle school cafetorium, is the middle school choir concert.

At 7 p.m., in the cafetorium, is the Bluffton High School choir concert.

The Bluffton Public Library features the Dulcimer Gatherin' from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Free refreshments will be provided during these special events, courtesy of the Friends of the Bluffton Public Library.^aEUR"

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Peanut brittle is available while the supply lasts. The Bluffton-made candy is available at the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center for $5 a pound. Another Christmas gift idea is Bluffton playing cards, based on historical photos representing Bluffton. Decks are $10 each, while supplies last.

Make certain you take an evening walk on Main Street's business district. Bluffton's business windows are among the most decorative in any small town in northwestern Ohio. This year's top winners are: The Black Lab, first place; Citizens National Bank, second place; Groves Collectibles and Antiques, third place.

Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs offers a 2012 art calendar. It features 13 pages of this year's art auction works. Calendars are available at Greg's Pharmacy and Common Grounds for a suggested donation of $10 each.

Ream holiday folk art exhibit will be lit on the Bluffton Presbyterian Church lawn nightly through Jan. 1.

The Gift of Giving Light Show extravaganza will be shown on East College Avenue across from Harmon Field nightly through Jan. 1.

Maps of Bluffton that show where holiday lights are displayed are available free at the red mailbox on the Presbyterian Church lawn, Bluffton Marathon, Greg's Pharmacy, The Dough Hook, Circle K and Bluffton BP. The maps are also available by clicking here and are on the chamber website, www.explorebluffton.com.

Bluffton-made Christmas gifts

Oscar Velasquez's 2011 Bluffton holiday print is available for sale at Deer Creek Shoppes.

Fred Steiner's book "A Good Place To Miss: Bluffton Stories 1900-1975" is on sale at Greg's Pharmacy, Common Grounds, Senior Citizens Center and Book Reviews.