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50 WAC Magazine | wac.net club programs events glass, dip it in your choice of crushed colored glass, fire it in the 2,000-degree kiln, and then blow or work it into the perfect size and shape. Make two items, such as pump- kins, fruit, bowls, ornaments, or paperweights. After cooling in the annealer for a few days, your objets d'art will be available for pickup at the WAC. Event includes dinner buffet and beverages. The relaxed setup allows you to eat and hang out while watching others create their one-of-a-kind glass treasures. Class size limited to 12. No experience necessary. u Friday; 6–9:30 pm; $185; cancel by September 19 OCTOBER 10 Stay Secure Online From Target and Yahoo to Equifax and Cam- bridge Analytica, major data breaches at retailers and corporations have become more frequent—and their impact more damaging over time. While it may feel like nowhere is safe in the online world, there are ways to protect yourself. In this lecture, Microsoft Program Manager and WAC member Frédéric Dubut will describe what goes into executing online attacks and detail a few techniques you can use to effectively minimize their impact on your life and keep your personal information safe. Includes wine and appetizers. u Wednesday; 6–8 pm; $35; cancel by October 1 11 Fred Hutch South Lake Union Campus Tour Founded in 1975, Fred Hutch is a world leader in research aimed at preventing, de- tecting and treating cancer and other life-threatening diseases. The 15-acre Seattle campus includes a new visi- tor center, where you'll learn about the center's history and see displays of research and shared stories. During our behind-the-scenes tour, we'll also view donated art that decorates Fred Hutch buildings and learn how some of the most promising cancer treatments in the world originated here. Includes optional lunch. Meet there. u Thursday; 10 am–1 pm; $28 (tour and lunch), $15 (tour only); cancel by October 4 11 Batch 206 Distillery Barrel Tour & Craft Cocktail Making Batch 206, an artisan distillery located in Interbay, makes a variety of spirits. Check out the facility with a behind-the- scenes barrel tour. Sample a selection of locally made spir- its direct from their barrels. Taste gin, unreleased barrel bourbon, rum, and more. You'll learn about the flavors imparted by barrel aging, barrel selection, and blend- ing, and a little about the craftsmanship involved in the barrel-making process. Plus, find out the tricks to making great craft cocktails from one of Batch 206's expert bartenders. Enjoy your drinks with deep-dish pizza from on- site Windy City Pie. No-host bar available for additional beverages. Ages 21-plus. u Thursday; 6–8:30 pm; $48; cancel by October 3 19 The WAC Challenge N In a nod to MTV's longest-running reality com- petition, we bring you The WAC Challenge. Unlike your run-of-the-mill game night, The Challenge is an evening filled with thrilling team-ver- sus-team challenges. Come as a single or duo, or build a team of four. Participate in a spelling bee, scooter races, bucket ball toss, and cornhole. The bracket will determine the winner. Prizes and trophies will be awarded at the end of the evening. Kegs will be on hand to quench your thirst in between games. So, come one, come all to this evening of competition and pure fun! u Friday; 6:30–9 pm; $54; $195 group of 4; cancel by October 9 21 Family Fun Afternoon N The Hawks aren't playing, but that doesn't mean we can't! Beat those Sunday blues and burn some extra energy at our Family Fun Afternoon. Get your face painted, bounce around on multiple inflatables in the gym, play Twister on a blow- up board, jump into the tod- dler ball pit, and much more. 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events