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JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2020 51 club programs tickets 18 Explore the Back of the WAC II N Have you ever wondered what's located in the back of the WAC? Did you know that there used to be a parking garage and a bowling alley inside? Join WAC engineer and 62-year Club legend Bill Rawe for a detailed tour of all the places you've wondered about. We'll travel from the Top of the WAC to deep in the sub-basement, discovering back staircases, a wine cellar, chiller room, kennels, and more! Oh, the stories Bill can tell! Includes beverage and light appetizers. Limited to 15. Additional tour on Wednesday, April 8. Cancel by April 1. X Wednesday; 6–8 pm; $35; cancel by March 11 19 Urban Axe Throwing N Unleash your inner lumberjack at Capitol Hill's Blade & Timber, Seattle's largest axe- throwing venue! Certified coaches will demonstrate proper safety and throwing techniques then help all you Paul Bunyan wannabes master your one-handed or two-handed bullseye. Take turns in friendly competition with up to six people per lane. Casual food included. Optional no-host pre-function across the street at Nacho Borracho. Both are just steps away from the Capitol Hill light rail station. X Thursday; 7–8:30 pm; $44; pre-function 5:45 pm; cancel by March 9 20 Family Jedi Training N No need to travel to a galaxy far, far away to follow in the footsteps of Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader. Just come to the 8th Floor gym for an opportunity to become a Jedi yourself. Join Kamino Temple Saber Guild, a not-for-profit group of costumed Star Wars performers, for a lesson on the ways of the Jedi—light- saber skills and mind tricks included! The whole family is invited, and everyone will get their very own lightsaber. X Friday, 5:30–7 pm; $20 per person; cancel by March 9 24 The New Burke Museum N Washington's oldest museum is now its newest! First established in 1899 as the Washington State Museum, the new Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture on the University of Washington campus recently re-opened with an innovative "inside- out" design. With working labs you can see into, one- of-a-kind objects all around you, and galleries filled with curiosity and conversation, it's a new kind of museum and a whole new way to experience our world! Take a self-guided tour to see some of the museum's 16 million artifacts, including dinosaur and winged bird exhibits, global culture, and information about the indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest. Afterward, enjoy optional lunch at the University of Washington Club. Meet there. X Tuesday; 10 am–2 pm; $50 museum and lunch, $25 museum only; cancel by March 15 24 Professional Polishing II: The Art of Business Dining N Etiquette specialist Cortney Anderson-Sanford teaches WAC members a lesson in business dining and provides