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NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2018 43 NOVEMBER 06 Tiki Tuesday 2 at Hula Hula Warm up on a chilly autumn evening at Hula Hula, located on lower Capitol Hill. Named KING 5's Best Tiki Bar 2017 in Western Washing- ton, Hula Hula is the perfect escape for a tropical mini- vacation. The kitschy bamboo decor, exotic flowers, and pufferfish lights immediately transport you to an island oasis. Enjoy Hawaiian-influ- enced food and one hosted tiki drink and perform or watch karaoke on the bar's stage, reserved just for the WAC from 8–9 pm. It's the perfect paradise getaway! Aloha wear welcome. u Tuesday; $38; 6:30–9:30 pm; cancel by November 1 08 New Nordic Museum Tour Ballard's spacious and beautiful new heritage museum is America's largest museum dedicated to the art, history and culture of Scandinavia. Nordic history is exhibited from the Stone Age to the present, with displays that highlight immigrant movement and its impact on our own region. Our docent-led tour includes an overview of the museum and the permanent core exhibi- tion, "Nordic Journeys." Self- tour additional exhibits, then enjoy a personal smorgas- bord and Scandinavian spirits in the museum's Freya Nordic Café & Bar. Event includes admission, docent tour, food, and first drink. u Thursday; 3–5 pm; $40; cancel by November 1 09 Federal Reserve Bank Tour Contact Club Pro- grams for availability. u Friday; 11 am–3:30 pm; $48; cancel by November 1 10 86th Father Son: Hockey Fever! We're taking one of the WAC's longest-running traditions on the road. Hockey fever is high in Seattle, and we're joining the mad- ness. The fun begins with a private motor coach trip south to watch the Seattle Thunderbirds take on the Everett Silvertips at the Kent ShoWare Center. Watch the teams battle for victory from a luxury suite while enjoying a buffet dinner and drinks. Perfect for boys and men of all ages. Event includes trans- portation, game ticket, game swag, and dinner. We're able to handle any dietary restric- tions or needs. u Saturday; 4:45–9:30 pm; $60 each for dads and sons 12+; $40 each for sons under 12; cancel by November 1 12, 19, 26 Jubilee Casino Dealer Training Be part of the WAC's upcom- ing 89th Jubilee celebration by volunteering in the Jubilee casino. Hone your skills as a craps, blackjack or rou- lette dealer; or learn to be a card shuffler and runner. It's perfect for singles or couples and a great way to meet oth- er members. Everyone will work a two-hour shift on Jubi- lee night, but the rest of the evening is for you to enjoy the party. Training sessions include a light dinner buffet with beverages. New dealers should attend all sessions. To volunteer (WAC members only), contact Club Programs casino coordinator Robert Laurent at rlaurent@wac.net or 206.464.3061. u Mondays; 6–8 pm; complimentary 17 19th Annual GingerMania It wouldn't be the holiday season without some sticky fingers! Come join us for an afternoon full of holiday cheer, candy canes galore, and all the GingerMania. We provide a pre-constructed gingerbread house, plenty of candy, a pastry bag full of icing, a box for trans- port—and the perfect holiday atmosphere! Members may reserve up to four houses for a maximum of six people. Includes light snacks and festive drinks. u Saturday; 1–3 pm; $62 per house; cancel by November 9. Reserve using online form at wac.net/gingermania. 20 Seattle Interna- tional Comedy Competition The Seattle International Comedy Competition is returning to the WAC! Amer- ica's biggest touring comedy festival stops here for night one of its finals week. Five comedians present their best material in 20-minute sets as they battle for the night's top score and a shot at cash and prizes. Join for just the show, or come early for a delicious buffet prepared by Executive Chef Eric Floyd. Includes comedy show, dinner buffet, dessert, and validated parking in the WAC Garage. Visit wac. net for dinner menu. u Tuesday; 7 pm buffet/8–10 pm show; $72 per person; $365 group of six; $44 per person (show, parking); cancel by November 13 club programs events