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species of bats found in Seattle. We'll meet at the park for light snacks and dessert before our evening adventure. Ability to hike two miles, stand still, and be super quiet is a must. Eight years old and up. Transportation not included. 7:30–9:30 pm; $18; cancel by August 7 Chehalis Murder Mystery Dinner Train Saturday, September 28 (sold out) Contact Club Programs to be waitlisted. 3–9 pm; $85; cancel by August 10h NEW Adventures in Skeet Sunday, October 6 Skeet, a popular target sport, involves shooting clay pigeons hurled through the air. The sport dates to the early 1900s and was originally used for practical purposes during wartime as a way to master shooting flying targets. With that history, let's jump on a motor coach and head to Ravensdale and the Seattle Skeet & Trap Club. We'll kick off the adventure with a discussion about gun safety instruction, field rules, eye dominance, alignment, and proper stance. We'll wear safety gear, including earplugs and goggles, and get ready to take aim. Instructors will assist you on the field as you shoot up to 50 shots. Then enjoy barbecue and beer at Rooters Famous BBQ. Adventures in Skeet includes round-trip transportation from the WAC, instruction, safety gear, 50 shells, gun rental, beer, and food. Must be 18+ to participate. Let us spoil you AT THE THIRD ANNUAL SPA AUGUST 7 OPEN 10 AM–4 PM HOUSE We'd like to thank you with a free chair massage, polish change, makeup application, or hairstyling. Plus... • 10% off all appointments booked that day • 10% off all products •Complimentary samples •Up to 50% off select products •Smoothies and snacks Free for all WAC members. For more information, contact wacspa@wac.net or 206.464.3090. 2–8 pm; $85; cancel by September 16 NEW Art Institute of Seattle Wednesday, October 16 The Art Institute of Seattle has a proud history as part of the Seattle community and a contributor to the creative industries in the Northwest. Its mission is to provide higher education programs that prepare students for careers in design, technology, business, and hospitality-related fields. Join us for a guided tour of the Belltown campus, a brief overview of the school, and a viewing of student projects. The campus has about 1,900 students and welcomes people of all ages. Programs offered include graphic design, computer animation, fashion and retail management, interior design, culinary arts, industrial design technology and inter- AT YOUR SERVICE WAC members and Inn guests have an inside line to tickets, events, transportation, and city highlights. Our concierge makes planning easy and specializes in last-minute requests. CONTACT Alvin or Michael at 206.622.7900, ext. 2118, or concierge@wac.net AUGUST 2013 | Washington Athletic Club Magazine | 39