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JULY / AUGUST 2018 29 club life connect with club programs Love club events? Help plan them! Jump-start your WAC connections on a Club Programs committee 20s/30s Build your Seattle roots along- side fun-loving WAC members through networking, community outreach, and shenanigan-filled escapades designed for mem- bers ages 21–39. Family Activities Plan events that focus on cre- ating engagement and special moments for kids and families. Seasonal traditions and annual parent-child banquets are just the start! In the Know Immerse yourself in educational experiences and skill-based events. Pick up a new hobby, get the buzz on current events, or enjoy a cocktail class. In this committee, you'll always be "in the know." Arts & Entertainment Paint the town and enrich your life—socially and culturally. Enjoy new hot spots, scavenger hunts, adventures in dining and spirits, and the city's best shows. Northwest Discovery Escape the daily grind and play hometown tourist as you discov- er—or rediscover—some of the best places around Seattle and the Northwest. Club Programs Committees Whether you're looking to make new friends, plan exciting events, join the ranks of Club leadership, or just have fun, you can't go wrong on a Club Programs committee. More than 100 WAC members every year volunteer on one of the five event committees, planning a calendar's worth of good times. ese committees are also the perfect introduc- tion to the Club's governance structure and the best way to get involved in member leadership. Whether you're interested in bar tours, cooking classes, weekend escapes, holiday traditions, theatrical experiences— the list goes on and on—there's a Club Programs committee for you. e only prerequisite is the ability to attend meetings and the desire to have fun! Interested members can review the committees below. To let us know your preferences, visit wac.net/cp-interest-form or call 206.464.3060. e fun is just beginning! Some of the WAC's most connected members built their networks volunteering on event planning committees.