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40 WAC Magazine | wac.net club programs events 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events APRIL 04 White and Herbal Tea Blending Class Everyone loves a good cup of tea. In fact, tea is one of the most widely con- sumed drinks in the world. Roberta Fuhr—certified tea expert and owner of Is- saquah's Experience Tea Stu- dio—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 specialized tea and the recipe, so you can keep making more! u Tuesday; 6–8 pm; $50; cancel by March 21 06 Spring Cleaning with Spruce with Rachel N Springtime is full of new beginnings, fresh flowers, and spring cleaning! Are you ready to get rid of the unwanted junk in your house? Come learn tips and tricks on how to get your house ready for the spring and summer months. Spruce with Rachel is a professional organizer who is ready to help you get your spring cleaning started in the right direction. u Thursday; 5:30–7pm; $30; cancel by March 23 07 Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds Curated in response to a growing interest in American regional art, Cascadia Art Museum features vintage paintings, prints, photogra- phy, and sculpture created exclusively by artists active in the Pacific Northwest from the mid-1800s to the mid- 1900s. Enjoy a docent-led tour on the opening day of a new exhibit. Start with lunch at Arnie's on the waterfront and follow your museum tour with a visit to nearby Scratch Distillery for an optional tast- ing of some of its 11 spirits. Includes round-trip motor coach. u Friday; 10:45 am–4 pm; $56; cancel by March 30 14 The Rice Stuff: International District Food Tour N Enjoy the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific Amer- ican Experience's newest walking food tour—The Rice Stuff. Learn how rice plays an important role both historically and personally in the every- day lives of those who live and work in the International District. The versatile and common household staple can be prepared in many ways— savory, sweet, sticky, or crispy. During our tour, we'll enjoy rice in a variety of dishes and forms at several International District restaurants. Arrive before our walking tour and enjoy admission to the Wing Luke Museum, including Part 3 of the Bruce Lee exhibit, Do You Know Bruce? u Friday; 4:30–7:30 pm; $45 (adults), $38 (ages 65-plus); cancel by April 6 21–23 20s/30s Weekend in Vancouver, British Columbia Head north with the WAC 20s/30s crew as we partner with The Vancouver Club for a weekend in Canada. For more information, email mjilek@ wac.net. u 12 pm Friday departure, 3 pm Sunday return; $440 per person double occupan- cy; $640 per person single occupancy; noncancelable/ nonrefundable 29 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 fascinat- ing exotics. Spend time with wallabies, sheep, Patagonian mara, mini-pigs, African pygmy goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas. The Animal En- counters staff will be present to educate, share stories, and handle the animals. Reserve today for this fun spin on the Children's Spring Party. u Saturday; 11 am–1 pm; complimentary; cancel by April 24 MAY 03 Amazon Headquarters Tour This guided tour will take us through some of the South Lake Union campus. We'll dive into all things Amazon—exploring the company's culture, quirky building names, and effect on the surrounding neighbor- hood. We'll also gain insight into how Amazon works on a day-to-day basis. Expect