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46 WAC Magazine | wac.net club programs events massage, polish change with paraffin, or a brow wax. This night is just for you to engage with other WAC moms and pamper yourself at the same time. Event includes appetizers, one drink, your spa service, and gratuity. Just for the ladies! X Monday, 6–9 pm; $55; cancel by March 11 27 Seattle Now & Then: The Historic Hundred Historian Paul Dorpat has been an ever-popular Pacific NW Magazine columnist for decades. Now, after more than 1,800 columns over the past 36-plus years, he's just released a new commemorative best-of coffee table book, Seattle Now and Then: The Historic Hundred. Dorpat and his co-author Jean Sherrard will provide an illustrative talk based on the book and share some amazing stories about the changes of our Emerald City. Signed books available for purchase. Light snacks provided. X Wednesday; 6–8 pm; $35; cancel by March 19 APRIL 03 Tulalip Tribe's Hibulb Cultural Center Located on the Tulalip reservation, the beautiful Hibulb Cultural Center invites you to discover the remarkable history and culture of the Tulalip tribe through interactive displays. The expansive center includes permanent and temporary museum exhibits of Tulalip history and artifacts, story poles, a longhouse, nature preserve, and a gift shop. Following our guided tour, enjoy lunch at Marysville's Village Taphouse & Grill, famous for its pies and comfort food. Transportation provided. X Wednesday, 9 am–2 pm; $55; cancel by March 25 05 Spring Fever at Seattle Glassblowing Studio Join our popular glassblowing class and create two items with assistance from the studio's professional glassblowing team. Besides bowls, fruit and vases, some springtime pieces could include eggs, chicks and flowers. After cooling in the annealer a few days, your objets d'art will be available for pick-up at the WAC. Event includes dinner buffet and beverages. The relaxed setup allows you to eat and mingle while watching others take turns blowing their one- of-a-kind glass treasures. Class size limited to 12. No experience necessary. X Friday, 6–9:30 pm; $185; cancel by March 26 06 Swimming with Mermaids N Ever wanted to swim with the mermaids? Now is your chance. Join us as mermaids dive into Helene Madison Pool. Splash around to the sounds of Disney's The Little Mermaid movie soundtrack while real-life mermaids glide gracefully through the waters with their sparkly scaled tails. This under-the-sea show will leave you feeling the mermaid magic. X Saturday; 10–11:30 am; $10 per family 13 Children's Spring Party Petting Zoo N Back by popular demand! Get ready for a great hands- on experience with a wide variety of animals from familiar barnyard favorites to fascinating exotics. Spend some time with a wallaby, sheep, Patagonian mara, mini-pig, African pygmy goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas—just to name a few! The Animal Encounters staff will be on hand to educate, share stories, and handle the animals. Reserve today for this fun spin on the Children's Spring Party. X Saturday; 11 am–1 pm; complimentary 20 Shuck it and Chuck it! Described as the "benchmark oyster eating experience," there is nothing ordinary about this outing! We'll charter a bus from the WAC and travel north along Chuckanut Drive to Taylor Shellfish Farms on Samish Bay. The Taylor family still runs the business, established in 1890, and will host a special day of shuckin' and chuckin'. Explore the beach during low tide and learn how to shuck oysters and then slurp them down. Enjoy an April afternoon alongside a cozy bonfire with lots of oysters, a hearty lunch, and plenty of wine and beer. We'll go rain or shine, so be sure to bring warm clothes and boots. Nothing will stop our fun! Event is 21-plus. X Saturday; 10 am–5 pm; $150; cancel by April 5 23 Archives Tour & Destination Moon The Museum of Flight archives contain four 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events