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About Oregon Coast today. (Lincoln City, OR) 2005-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 2020)
COAST CALENDAR Friday, May 1 Morning Come out of this lockdown stronger than you went in, with help from Lincoln City Parks and Recreation. Lori Templeman leads “Strength & Balance” at 7 am on the LCP&R Facebook page. Saturday, May 2 Stay safe We have made every eff ort to ensure that these listings were correct at the time of publication. But things are changing fast (and there was a six-year-old doing laps on a scooter while we worked). We recommend calling ahead. Sunday, May 3 Monday, May 4 Tuesday, May 5 Wednesday, May 6 Morning Morning Morning Morning Rid yourself of lockdown stress with Morning Meditoceans from Monterey Bay Aquarium, a series of relaxing guided meditations with scenes and sounds of the ocean and aquarium exhibits. www. youtube.com/user/MontereyBayAquarium/videos. Avoid strangers knocking on your door by fi lling out your census form online at https://2020census. gov/en.html. To talk with a friendly helper, call 844-330-2020 for English and 844-468-2020 for Spanish. What better way to start the week than hitting the drive-through at Pacifi c Grind for great coff ee and breakfast burritos? Call in your order anytime from 8 am to 12:30 pm at 541-994-8314. Wave at the Oregon Coast TODAY offi ce on your way past — we’re there in spirit. Quarantine left you sluggish? Walk it off and then run it off with help from Raleigh Bartholomew at Lincoln City Parks and Recreation. Get up to speed on the running group at the LCP&R Facebook page. Lunch There is no ‘I’ in team. But there is at least one ‘I’ in linguini, manicotti, ravioli and a host of other delicious dishes available from Mangia Italian Deli; now off ering delivery from Depoe Bay to Lincoln City. Call them at 541-764-2501. Lunch Lunch Bread is pretty cool and all, but when it comes to the best use for grain, our vote goes to beer. Are you a rye guy? Prefer a wheat treat? Feel fi ne with barleywine? Whatever your pleasure, call in your order to the Black Squid Beer House at 541-614- 0733. Morning If you’ve decided to spend lockdown learning how to play an instrument, make time for a trip to Grumblefi sh Music to check out a wide range of musical instruments, sheet music and music accessories. Show yourself a little ‘merci’ during lockdown with a continental treat from Café C’est La Vie. Call in your order for sweet and savory crêpes, homemade quiches and specialty sandwiches at 541-764-2828. Lunch If all this take-out is taking a toll on your fi nances, be sure to check the Oregon Coast TODAY Facebook page for our Lockdown Lowdown contests, off ering $100 or more to spend at local restaurants. Afternoon Need an accompaniment to tonight’s evening meal? Beachcrest Brewing has something to suit the pickiest palate, with options from the fl oral to the hoppy to a bevy of bombastic barrel-aged beauties. Call 541-234-4013. Mid-morning Lunch Think you can do better against COVID-19 than the WHO? Order your copy of the Pandemic board game from Bob’s Beach Books and enjoy curbside pickup or delivery. To soon? Try Monopoly instead. Call in your order at 541-994-4467. Evening Do you know your Oolong from your Lapsang souchong? Get a schooled in the art of tea with a take-out order from La Tea Da in Tillamook. Put on your best British accent and call 503-842-5447. Afternoon Feast your eyes without worrying about knocking anything over in “Every Artifact Has a Story” from North Lincoln County Historical Museum in Lincoln City. Go to www. northlincoln countyhistorical museum.org and click on the virtual exhibit logo to get started. Evening Enjoy a spaghetti feast while raising funds to help Doreen Howry recover from a stroke. $12. Order yours to pick up at the Toledo Elks Lodge, 123 SE Alder Street, from 5:30 to 7 pm. Call 541-336-2276. Virtual Cinema off ering from the Bijou Theatre. To watch, go to www.cinemalovers.com. If books have been your refuge during lockdown, make time for “The Booksellers,” the latest Afternoon The Creative Quarantine Studio series continues with a performance of piano and vocals by internationally acclaimed jazz star Halie Loren. Livestreaming at 3:33 pm on the Lincoln City Cultural Center Facebook page. Afternoon Evening So hungry you could eat the dishes along with dinner? Save the dentist bills and order a clam chowder bread bowl from Fish Peddler in Bay City. Call them at 503-377- 2323 from 11 am to 5 pm. 10 • oregoncoastTODAY.com • facebook.com/oregoncoasttoday • May 1, 2020 Had your fi ll of Netfl ix? Grab the kids, make a little popcorn and relax to fi ve hours of the sounds and sights of the North Oregon Coast in a video from 4K Relaxation Channel. Go to www.youtube.com/ watch?v=u_iPM-lmUEE. Evening If you have a hungry household, Pacifi c Restaurant in Tillamook has the solution, Comfort Bites — family-style meals to feed four to fi ve people, with delights like BBQ chicken, pork chops, roasted poblano cornbread and more. Reserve your dinner by calling 503-842-0019. Afternoon The economy’s a bit shaky, housing is a big issue, but one thing the Oregon Coast does better than anywhere else in the country is air quality. Get outside and gulp down a few lungfuls. You’ll feel better. Dinner Promote yourself to a full kernel with the best popcorn on the Oregon Coast. Order yours just the way you like it from The Bijou Theatre. Call 541-994-8255 between 6 and 7 pm and they’ll bring it out to your car. Afternoon Fed up of watching the neighbors? See how the Oregon Coast Aquarium’s inhabitants are passing the time via free livestream cameras. Check in on the sharks, otters, and sea birds live at https:// aquarium.org/live-cameras/ Evening You never know who will pop up to share their talents in the Lincoln City Cultural Center’s Creative Quarantine Studio series. Live streaming on the LCCC Facebook page at 7 pm. oregoncoastTODAY.com • facebook.com/oregoncoasttoday • May 1, 2020 • 10
