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Hinklehorn—part kazoo, part plumbing fixtures. Reserve your spot today. 11 am–12 pm; complimentary; cancel by April 15 Cupcakes and Canvas Saturday, April 26 A little paint, a little cake, and lots of fun. Let your budding artist or skilled finger painter create a work of art that you'll be proud to hang on the wall. This painting party is focused on kids, art and some yummy cupcakes. Everything you need will be provided. Canvas, brushes, paints, aprons, step-by- step instruction, and, most important, cup- cakes. Everyone in the class will be working on painting the same picture but every child's interpretation will be unique. Get the whole family together for a great after- noon letting the creativity flow. Class includes art instruction, art supplies, and delicious cupcakes and punch. One parent or an adult is required to attend with chil- dren to assist; two children per adult limit. Recommended for children ages 5–12. 1:30–3pm; $35 per child and $25 per adult; cancel by April 14 IN THE KNOW The Back of the WAC Wednesday, April 23 (sold out) Wednesday, May 7 (new date) You've likely seen all the fitness areas, the new lobby, and the Crystal Ballroom, but have you ever wondered about the back of the house at the WAC? Approximately one-third of our team members work behind the scenes at the Club. Did you know that there used to be a parking garage inside the WAC? Meet Bill Rawe, the WAC's own expert, engineer, and 55-year legend, who started working at the Club in 1957. Bill will take you behind the scenes to places you never knew existed. You will see the WAC car- pentry, paint and engineer shops, the 5th Floor pump room for the Helene Madison Pool, along with the infamous penthouse and a few surprises along the way. Afterward, join us for a hosted glass of wine and light appetizers. 5:30–7:30 pm; $24; cancel by April 15 N E W For the Love of Hats Thursday, June 19 Saxophone players and artists have the cool factor, while Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, has the chic factor. Dapper and stylish, protective or silly, a hat can add that final fabulous flair. Since 1895, four generations of Goorin hat makers have been crafting and selling different kinds of hats, keeping craftsmanship, style and function at the essence of their busi- ness model. Join us for a night of jazz music and cocktails at Goorin Bros. Hat Shop in Pike Place Market. You'll learn about the history of hats and receive guidance from expert hat fitters to discov- er what style is right for your face and head shape. You'll also learn some fun basics of hat etiquette, such as how to tip your hat. Goorin Bros. Hat Shop is offering a 15 percent discount for any hat purchased during the event. 7–8:30 pm; $32; cancel by June 11 N E W Smart Photos with Smartphones Thursday, June 26 As technology develops, so do our modes of photography. Today's popular camera choice is the smartphone, and social media allows us to share our shots instantly. But are you taking the best pictures possible? Join us as we learn about the fundamentals of cameras and tricks of the trade that can be applied to your smartphone—or any camera—to improve the quality of your images. WAC member Ron Robin Jr. has a degree in commercial photography, has worked as a professional photographer, owned a private photo studio, and taught photography classes at the EMP Museum. He uses his iPhone to take amazing pho- tos, which you'll view in a slide show dur- ing his class. This class will cover the basic components of cameras, tips on composi- APRIL 2014 | Washington Athletic Club Magazine | 39 CLUB PROGRAMS 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net