Stop in for lunch at Drexell & Honeybee's 15-table restaurant and you'll find a menu filled with down-home cooking: beef and potatoes,chicken and dumplings, and mac and cheese. What you won't find on the menu: prices. At Drexell & Honeybee's, customers pay what they want-or what they can.They leave their money in a donation box near the door.The box is behind a screen(屏幕)that separates it from the rest of the room,so if you can't pay for your meal today-as many people in this poor town often can't-nobody will know,and more importantly,nobody will judge.

How much a customer pays may be different, but it almost always comes with thanks."Today I wasn't able to eat and you guys helped me,”one customer wrote in a thank-you note.“Thank you for bringing blessing(福祉) to this town and me.”Inside the note were twenty cents.

“We want to be that beacon of light to someone in need,” says Lisa Thomas-McMillan,who opened the restaurant with her husband, Freddie McMillan, last year."We might not be able to pull it all out,but we're going to try to help you in some kind of way.”

The entire town of Brewton has rallied behind them.Locals bring in homegrown vegetables,and two farmers keep separate gardens just for the restaurant.A 15-year-old boy even tried donating his prizewinning pig. Thomas-McMillan couldn't accept it (the pig hadn't been examined by the United States Department of Agriculture).The boy sold the pig and put the $457 he made right in Drexell & Honeybee's donation box.

Oxford’s world-class museums house rare treasures from the natural world as well as amazing art and handicrafts. The museums are also a valuable study resource for students and academics.

Ashmolean Museum

Where: Beaumont Street, OX12PH

When: 10:00-17:00

The Ashmolean Museum is home to the university’s collection of art and archaeology. Founded in 1683, it was the first public museum in the UK and is one of the oldest in the world. Particularly relevant to: Ancient and Modern History.

www.ashmolean.org

History of Science Museum

Where: Broad Street,OX13AZ

When: 12:00-17:00

This museum houses an unequaled collection of historic scientific instruments, including Einstein’s blackboard and the first cultures of the lifesaving antibiotic Penicillin.

Particularly relevant to all science and history courses.

www.hsm.ox.ac.uk

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Where: Parks Road, OX13PW

When: 10:00-17:00

The museum houses an impressive range of scientific collections of zoological and geologicalsamples in a spectacular Victorian building.

Particularly relevant to: Biology; Earth Sciences.

www.oum.ox.ac.uk

Pitt Rivers Museum

Where: Parks Road, OX13PW

When: 10:00-14:00

The Pitt Rivers Museum is home to a remarkable collection of man-made objects from all partsof the world, famous for its celebrated displays and its leading role in contemporary research.

Particularly relevant to: Archaeology and Anthropology; History of Art.

www.prm.ox.ac.uk

Since you can't get to theaters, museums, galleries, music venues or opera houses during these difficult days due to coronavirus, instead they'll come to you. Here's a list of some of Europe's best-known museums.

Louvre Museum in Paris

As the most visited museum in the world, it offers virtual tours online. It also has a number of   "Visitors Trails" in different themes, designed to give an overview of the scope and wealth of the museum's collections. Each trail is based on a selection of works that characterize a period, an artistic movement or a theme, including the artworks from JAY-Z and Beyoncé's music video.

Schirn Museum in Frankfurt

It has digitally opened its current exhibition, now closed due to the virus, called   "Fantastic Women" (scheduled from February 13 to May 24), highlighting the works of 34 women artists and their contributions to Surrealism (超现实主义), including Frida Kahlo, Leonora Carrington, Leonor Fini, Dorothea Tanning and Dora Maar.

Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam

Are you looking for ways to entertain your children with an educational twist? Then the Van Gogh will bring the great artist to you and also invite you to a virtual visit inside the Museum. The museum explores the painter's life, his relationship with his brother Théo, his passion for Japan and also his mental illness. Everything is in high definition.

Of course, a range of recent opera and ballet productions are also available, with the hope to give pleasure to as many people as possible. Please get more information at www. forbes. com.