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MARCH / APRIL 2018 43 MARCH 08 Razor Clams in Washington N Here in the Pacific Northwest, we have access to all kinds of seafood. Early spring means the beginning of the popular razor clam season! Author David Berger is coming to the WAC to talk about his book Razor Clams: Buried Treasure of the Pacific Northwest. David will share his passion for the razor clam and delve into all the details of how to dig, clean and cook them. u Thursday; $35; 6–8 pm; cancel by March 1 10 Bar Tour VI Contact Club Pro- grams for availabil- ity. Tour includes round-trip transportation, five drinks, and eats along the way. u Saturday; 12–6 pm; $80; cancel by March 3 16 68th Annual Mother Son Dinner: "Moms vs. Sons" We're turning up the heat on this annual tradition! This year we've injected a casual night for mom and her sons with a dose of fun competition! Start with dinner in the Crys- tal Ballroom and then head up to the 8th Floor gym for a series of challenges. Begin the good-natured battle with bungee basketball, followed by plenty more opportunities to have fun and laugh with your favorite sidekick. Come in your favorite casual athletic wear! Discover the menu at wac.net/moms-vs-sons. u Friday; 5:30 pm social, 6 pm dinner, 7 pm activities; mothers and sons 12-plus ($46 each), sons under 12 ($35 each); cancel by March 9 22 Sancerre: The Other Loire Valley WAC member and photographer David Current lived in Sancerre, where he experienced the rich wine cul- ture of the region. During his time there, David befriended the locals and was able to capture life as it unfolds in rural France. He will be showing his black-and-white photos of the town, people, and wine culture of Sancerre. We'll sip on wines from the region as we explore Sancerre through his lens. u Thursday; 6–8 pm; $50; cancel by March 15 27 The Shop & Derby for Car Enthusiasts The Shop—located in Seat- tle's Sodo district—is a new state-of-the-art facility where car and motorcycle enthusi- asts can indulge all aspects of their passion. Join us for a dinner buffet in Derby's lounge, then enjoy a private tour of The Shop. u Tuesday; 6–7:30 pm; $54; cancel by March 20 28 Trauma & Acute Care at Harborview Medical Center N Harborview Medical Center is the only designated Level 1 adult and pediatric trauma and burn center in the state of Washington and serves as the regional trauma and burn referral center for Alaska, Montana and Idaho. During our three-hour tour and overview, we will visit Airlift Northwest (UW Med- icine's air transport service), Emergency Medicine, Trauma Surgery, and Rehabilitation Medicine. We will also sit down for refreshments and learn about Harborview Med- ical Center as the Disaster Control Center for Seattle and King County following mass casualties and natural disasters. Limited to 12 par- ticipants. Extensive walking; meet there. u Wednesday; 1:30–4:30 pm; $15; cancel by March 20 APRIL 03 Tiki Tuesday at Hula Hula Tiki bars are hot! Jump on the tiki bandwag- on with an evening at Hula Hula, Seattle's favorite spot for nightly karaoke, bamboo decor, flaming cocktails, and pub grub. Hula Hula was named King 5's Best Tiki Bar in Western Washington in 2017. Join us for a Hawaiian-themed menu, first tiki drink hosted, and the ka- raoke stage—complete with smoke machine, bubbles, foam and palm trees—re- club programs events