COAST CALENDAR
Friday, May 15
Saturday, May 16
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 17
Monday, May 18
Tuesday, May 19
Morning
Morning
Morning
Need some motivation to get moving? Join Lincoln City Parks and Recreation for an on-demand
virtual workout, from Gentle Yoga to Cardio Circuit and even a Toilet Paper Workout.
If having the kids home
all day makes being in the
middle of a vast ocean sound
appealing, check out the
NOAA website for games,
activities and resources
focused on oceans and their
inhabitants. Go to https://
oceanservice.noaa.gov/kids.
Walk to your local beach and peer into a tide pool or two. For extra credit, download the iNaturalist
smartphone app to turn yourself into a citizen scientist, recording your observations of plants and
animals while exploring nature. Details at www.inaturalist.org.
Find the workout video playlist on the LCP&R Facebook or YouTube Channel.
Mid-morning
Lunch
Finished your last beer from
the Black Squid Beer House?
The selection changes faster
than the coastal weather,
so drop by and check out
some new brews at 3001 SW
Hwy. 101, Lincoln City. Call
541-614-0733.
Afternoon
The Lincoln City Cultural Center’s Creative Quarantine series presents an afternoon with Scout
Northwest, streaming live at 2 pm on the cultural center’s Facebook page.
Morning
Mid-Morning
Time is running out to be part of the Oregon Coast Online Art Show at the Newport Visual Arts
Center. Submissions of art in all mediums are due by Monday, May 18. For more information,
contact Tom Webb at 541-265-6569 or twebb@coastarts.org.
Afternoon
Head down to Lincoln City
Community Center for a drive-by
Mascot Parade featuring the Taft
Tiger, Waverly the shark, McGruff ,
Booney Bunny, Donald Duck, Sully,
Sparky the Dog, Mrs. Pots, Mr.
Turkey, the Grinch and more. 1 to 2
pm, 2150 NE Oar Drive.
Evening
You have three days left to
return your ballot for the May 19
election. And this year, you can’t
pretend you didn’t have time to
read the Voters’ Pamphlet. Settle
down with a stiff drink and a
sharp pencil to have your say.
Get some fresh air and some fresh produce as the Neskowin Farmers Market kicks off its 2020
season operating from a temporary location at Neskowin Valley School. 9 am-1 pm, 10005 Slab
Creek Road. First hour reserved for vulnerable shoppers.
Lunch
So hungry you could eat the dishes along with lunch? Save the dentist bills and order a clam
chowder bread bowl from Fish Peddler, 5150 Hayes Oyster Drive, Bay City. Call them at 503-377-
2323 from 11 am to 5 pm.
Morning
Freshen up your lockdown larder with a pick of perfect produce from Trillium Natural Foods in
Lincoln City. There’s a coupon for a dollar off on page 3. Check them out at 1026 SW Jetty Avenue or
look into curbside pickup at www.trilliumnaturalfoods.net.
Fed up of nightly
debates about where
to call for take-out?
Sign up for the
dinner subscription
service from Marci’s
Bistro and let them
make the choices for
you. Check it out at
marcisbar.com and
call them at 541-921-
1423.
Morning
Gym closures in other parts of the country have some people doing protest pushups outside
government buildings. Fortunately, we happen to have a large, sandy gym directly to our west,
Perfect for Yoga, a lung-busting run or just a simple stroll.
Lunch
“The Italian Job” is famous for people driving like maniacs in Mini Coopers. We’re sure that the
delivery drivers from Mangia Italian Deli adhere to all traffi c laws as they ferry delightful cuisine
south to Depoe Bay and north to Lincoln City. Find them at Salishan Marketplace or call 541-764-
2501.
Lunch
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.
Evening
Lord Brixxton’s in Lincoln Beach is up and running with take-out service. Have your pick of pizza
options or a prime rib dinner. Find them at 3245 N Highway 101, Depoe Bay; call 541-764-4222; or
order online at lordbrixxtons.com.
Wednesday, May 20
Afternoon
Afternoon
Beachcrest brewer Matt White is searching for inspiration for his next series of beers. Drop by and
let him know what tickles your palate — and pick up a few cans while you’re there. Find them at
Salishan Marketplace or call 541-234-4013.
Wondering how someone is holding up during lockdown? Quit wondering and pick up the phone.
Check in and catch up, share a laugh or even talk politics — just be sure to call.
Evening
Evening
The Creative Quarantine Studio continues with a session from jazz pianist Ben Rosenblum.
Streaming live at 6 pm on the Lincoln City Cultural Center’s Facebook page.
Need evening entertainment? The Bijou’s Virtual Cinema brings the big screen to your living room.
Where else can you see fi lms like “Bacurau,” a stark, near-future thriller set in a remote Brazilian
town? For details, go to cinemalovers.com.
Afternoon
Tune in for the second broadcast of the new, free and family-friendly Virtual Global Drum Circle &
World Beat Rhythm Celebration from Newport, running from 4 to 7 pm on Zoom. For the link and
password, go to the Newport Community Drum Circle Facebook page.
Evening
Pianist Brady
Goss livens up the
Creative Quarantine
series with a set
of blues, ’50s rock
n’ roll and classic
country. Catch him
live at 7 pm on the
Lincoln City Cultural
Center Facebook
page.
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Afternoon
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. Find them at 1845 SW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City.
Evening
After dinner, it’s time for movie night, which can mean only one thing — take-out popcorn from
The Bijou Theatre. Place your order by calling 541-994-8255 between 6 and 7 pm and they’ll bring
it out to your car.
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