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JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2017 | 39 club programs events political parties and watch the legislature as it winds its way through a very difficult session. Munro will intro- duce us to leaders from both parties as well as other public servants. This unique, educa- tional and enlightening day in Olympia will conclude with drinks, appetizers, and famed Olympia oysters at Anthony's Homeport. Includes round- trip motor coach. u 8 am–6 pm; $65; cancel by March 13 Making Risotto with WAC Executive Chef Eric Floyd N Risotto is a great comfort food that we all love. But, it can be a bit daunting to make. Come learn all the tips and tricks from our culinary expert, Executive Chef Eric Floyd. Eric will show you how to make three different types of risotto and teach you everything you need to know to become a risotto-making pro in this fun and interactive class. Bring your favorite stovetop pan so you feel comfortable while cooking. u 6–8 pm; $55; cancel by March 1 67th Annual Mother Son Banquet: "Superheroes Unite" N Superheroes report to the Crystal Ballroom for the Mother Son Banquet! An ad- venturous evening of dinner and fun awaits. Scour the Clubhouse to find the villain on the loose with the help of your trusty sidekick, mom. Come dressed as your favor- ite superhero. Your mission, should you choose to accept it: party, play, and save the day. For information on the dinner menu, check the Club Events page on wac.net. u 5:30 pm social, 6 pm dinner, 7 pm scavenger hunt; $46 each (mothers and sons 12-plus), $35 each (sons un- der 12); cancel by March 17 Technology, Social Media, and the Effect on our Kids N Developmental psychologist Dr. Christy Brady Smith will share research on the impact of technology and social media on children's emotional and cognitive development. Dr. Smith will discuss what the "new normal" is for our kids, the benefits and drawbacks of nearly constant access to electronic devices, and proactive and practical tools for parenting in this age of technological saturation. This talk will focus on parent- ing elementary-aged children. u 6:30 pm; $38; cancel by March 15 French Kiss: Parisian Burlesque at Can Can N Located beneath Pike Place Market, cabaret theater and restaurant Can Can pres- ents its most ambitious and seductive show yet—French Kiss. Fit for a Parisian dance hall, the revue includes sophisticated aerial acts, high kicks, bawdy comedy, projec- tions, and nouveau cabaret dance numbers designed to tease. Classically trained female and male dancers, original choreography, innova- tive sets, and classy cos- tumes are sure to keep your attention. Can Can's themed decor, art, and optional food and cocktail offerings are col- lectively crafted to ensure an unforgettable evening where elegance and seduction are one. Join our preshow social at the WAC with hosted hors d'oeuvres and no-host bever- ages. Ages 21-plus. u 8 pm social, 9:30 pm show; $68 social and show, $58 show only; cancel by March 15 APRIL White and Herbal Tea Blending Class N Everyone loves a good cup of tea. In fact, tea is one of the most widely consumed drinks in the world. Roberta Fuhr—certified tea expert and owner of Issaquah's Experi- ence Tea Studio—is coming to the WAC to help guide you through making your own specialized tea. Begin by choosing a base, then add herbs, spices, fruits, and seeds to make it your own. Use feedback from other WAC members about what you should add to your tea to make it the best. You'll leave class with new knowledge and a tall tin of your special- ized tea and the recipe, so you can keep making more! u 6–8 pm; $50; cancel by March 21 Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds N Since opening last year, this jewel of a museum in downtown Edmonds has received rave reviews. Curat- ed in response to a growing interest in American regional art, Cascadia Art Museum 30 07 31 22 24 04