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Open for our 12th season☕️🍰🐋 Our takeout

Open for our 12th season☕️🍰🐋 Our takeout menu can be found on www.twowhales.com

#coffee #espresso #portrexton

It’s the eve of our opening day! We are happily

It’s the eve of our opening day!

We are happily welcoming customers starting at 11am tomorrow. Our current hours are Friday through Sunday from 11 to 3.

There are three options available: 🐋Curbside pickup by ordering through our new online store (www.twowhales.com)
🐋Phone in at 464-3928 to place an order and pick-up in store
🐋Drop in and order in shop while remaining at our wait stations until order is prepared for takeout

Any timings for pickup provided by the online store are mere guesses by the computer. Please phone to check what time you can actually pick up your order. Your hot drinks will not usually be made until you arrive.

Please be respectful and cautious of our staff members and other patrons; we want everyone to feel safe and comfortable in this new experience.
Lastly, we would be delighted to hear comments and suggestions from you to make improvements on our new normal. Please send us a message.
See you soon!

'Crooked Pond' is the third in Abby Hanns series '

'Crooked Pond' is the third in Abby Hanns series 'Pond Portraits'. 14" x 14" $50

Abby shared her thoughts on the inspiration behind this show. “Growing up in central Newfoundland, my fondest memories are of weekends spent at the family cabin “in the woods”. As Newfoundlanders our love of the woods unites us. In 2018, when the area surrounding our cabin was threatened to be clear cut, the community of Port Blandford came together to protest. Seeing the collective love for this land inspired Pond Portraits, a series of hooked rugs with hand-dyed yarn based on bodies of water found within the local watershed."

The second of Abby Hann's exhibition, Pond Portrai

The second of Abby Hann's exhibition, Pond Portraits, is titled 'Billy Harris Pond'. Created with hand dyed thread hooked into burlap this piece measures 14" x 14". Price is $60.

Abby shared her thoughts on the inspiration behind this show. “Growing up in central Newfoundland, my fondest memories are of weekends spent at the family cabin “in the woods”. As Newfoundlanders our love of the woods unites us. In 2018, when the area surrounding our cabin was threatened to be clear cut, the community of Port Blandford came together to protest. Seeing the collective love for this land inspired Pond Portraits, a series of hooked rugs with hand-dyed yarn based on bodies of water found within the local watershed."

April showers has brought us flowers .. and an ope

April showers has brought us flowers .. and an opening date! Two Whales will open for takeout service, on weekends, starting on Friday May 15th between 11 & 3.
We’ll be serving our favourite paninis and soups to start off the season. Of course the espresso machine and bakery is ready to go as well!
Details on our “new normal” will be provided soon. We’re excited to see you all!

We will be hosting our exhibiting artist for May o

We will be hosting our exhibiting artist for May on social media this month. This is the first of 6 pieces we will post.
Abby Hann is an emerging artist of settler ancestry, born in a small town along Bonavista Bay,
Newfoundland. She now lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia where she obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts from NSCAD University. “Growing up in central Newfoundland, my fondest memories are of weekends spent at the family cabin “in the woods”. As Newfoundlanders our love of the woods unites us. In 2018, when the area surrounding our cabin was threatened to be clear cut, the community of Port Blandford came together to protest. Seeing the collective love for this land inspired Pond Portraits a series of hooked rugs using hand-dyed yarn.

Rainy Lake, hand-dyed yarn on burlap, 24”x24”, 2020

You can never be too careful... #seniorssafeathome

You can never be too careful... #seniorssafeathome

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are postp

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are postponing our usual Spring opening date. On the bright side, next week we will be preparing our greenhouse and planting seeds in anticipation of a great season (once we can all get out again!). We will keep our social media updated in the coming weeks. Stay safe! 🐓☕️🍰

Celebrating Team Two Whales and our 2020 Sustainab

Celebrating Team Two Whales and our 2020 Sustainable Tourism Award #TeamWhale #SustainabilityNL @parks.canada @hospitalitynl

Two Whales receiving the Hospitality Newfoundland

Two Whales receiving the Hospitality Newfoundland & Labrador and Parks Canada Sustainable Tourism Award at their conference in Corner Brook this afternoon. #sustainablity #sustainabletourism #ecotourism #socialenterprise #legendarycoastsnl #parkscanada

Closed until end April! #stormyweather

Closed until end April! #stormyweather

Our final weekend of the season!

Our final weekend of the season!

One of the pictures from our Young Artists’ Save

One of the pictures from our Young Artists’ Save Our Seas Exhibition - on ‘til 3rd November (when we close). #saveourseas #noplastic #youngartists

Jane putting finishing touches to our Pride table

Jane putting finishing touches to our Pride table for #portrextonpride this week #diversityandinclusion @janevwalker

Last day of summer!

Last day of summer!

#newcarpark @twowhalescoffeeshop Just finished! No

#newcarpark @twowhalescoffeeshop Just finished! Now more room for vehicles but you can still cycle to the coffee shop.

Let’s go! #summer hours #vegetarianfood #veganfo

Let’s go! #summer hours #vegetarianfood #veganfood

Haha, recipe says ‘use one egg’! From our hens

Haha, recipe says ‘use one egg’! From our hens today. #freerangeeggs #happyhens

The opening crew exactly 10 years on! We celebrate

The opening crew exactly 10 years on! We celebrated our tenth anniversary today. #happybirthday #stillgoingstrong

Open for the season!

Open for the season!

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