Warm up your winter and get last-minute holiday presents that are certain to keep the mind, heart and body nice and toasty for the next three months. Here are a few last-minute gift ideas provided by local businesses.

Stoves and Stuff in Tamaqua is not just about fireplaces and heating stoves. They have a new line of products that is certain to warm the heart.

“In our expanded home décor section, you can get ornaments, stockings and wreaths of many varieties, said Eddie Wise, an employee for the store.

Bring the outside inside with a beautiful bear statuette that will pose perfectly by the front door and offer a warm welcome to holiday guests. Make someone’s home cozy with their selection of unique wall plaques, signs and scented candles.

Besides their large selection of groceries, Country Harvest in Palmerton offers a new line of Christmas cactus to bring your thoughts on a cold day to the heat of the desert. Nearly maintenance free, a couple drops of water a week and just watch it grow. The store also sells snack baskets that would be great gifts for your favorite couch potatoes who hibernate through the winter in front of the television.

Shea’s Hardware in Palmerton has a vast assortment of hand and power tools and paints for those indoor do-it-yourself projects. They also carry small furniture, cabinets, and decorative items for the home. Check out the storewide sale that ends at Christmas.

You never know what you’ll find at Big Lots in the Carbon Plaza. Take your pick of Christmas clearance items, toys, gift packs and more.

Stop in at The Jokers Are Wild Game Café in Lehighton. Take the chill off with a homemade gourmet grilled cheese sandwich and a cup of one of their specialty teas. Try one of their delicious coffee shots in black cherry, hazelnut, Bavarian chocolate, peppermint, raspberry or vanilla for just 50 cents apiece. While you’re there you have one hour to free yourself from the Escape Room at three different levels of difficulty or play any one of their collection of classic board games that include Sorry, Monopoly, Risk and Pictionary. You can also sign up for one of their card game tournaments.

“We are open until midnight on Friday and Saturday night,” said co-owner Tonia Schaeffer. “There’s not much to do in town on weekends and we get quite a few gamers who come in late at night.”

Board games and miniature figures from Dungeons and Dragons and other popular collectibles are for sale.

The Seventh Moon Spa in Lehighton is the perfect place to get your body and mind out of the cold. Sign up for yoga classes and other exercise programs that incorporate aerobics, meditation and strength training.

Of course, you might want to treat yourself or someone to a massage or any of the other face and body treatments offered.

“We have a great gift certificate program,” said Xandria Ahner, co-owner of the spa. “You can buy one at any dollar amount and use it for any product or service and you can even give it to a friend.”

Speaking of taking care of the body, mind and soul, check out Wingswept Wellness from Jim Thorpe. You can get $10 off an hour of nutritional, spiritual guidance and counseling and $10 off a Reiki treatment and tarot card reading combo. Check out other offers on natural health items and services.

When in doubt, a gift certificate always works. In addition to these businesses, here are some other ideas for gift cards:

Giant, Kinsley’s, Redner’s, Mallard Market, Boyer’s Food Market, Thomson’s Meat Market, Jim Thorpe Market, DiMaggio’s, Mahoning Cinema, Heintzleman’s, Platz’s, Dunbar Bottling, Dunkelberger’s Sports Outfitters in Brodheadsville, Blue Lizard Winery’s Vine Club — adopt a vine, Zig’s Beverage and Leiby’s gift certificates for dining or just pick up a homemade pie or cake to name a few.