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44 WAC Magazine | wac.net club programs events national, and international galleries; and area museums. Arrive at the Art Fair at your leisure, then meet at 5:30 pm for a 45-minute tour led by a docent with a curatorial art background. You will be taken to a few of the biggest and fanciest galleries from differ- ent parts of the world and have an opportunity to meet gallerists or artists. Tour ends near the lounges, where you may purchase food and drink, or explore more of the 100-plus exhibitors and their artwork until 8 pm. Ticket includes all-day admission and docent tour. u Friday; 5:30–6:15 pm; $30; cancel by July 9 06–09 WAC Juniors Summer Camp: Be Creative Create, decorate and make! All artists will flourish as this week of creativity spans from chocolate-making to glassblowing. Each day will include two activities, lunch, and swimming. Appropriate for kids 6–12. u See July 16 for another week of camp fun; Monday– Thursday; 9 am–4 pm; $375 (members), $385 (nonmem- bers); 15 percent discounts for siblings; cancel one week prior to camp date; lunches and camp giveaways includ- ed. Junior members may invite friends to join the fun. 10 Adult Pirate Party Cruise Avast, ye mateys! This summer, party like a pirate as you sail into the sunset aboard the 50-foot gal- leon Queen Anne's Revenge. Emerald City Pirates provides a costumed crew for this one-hour cruise from South Lake Union Park. Purchase pi- rate swag in the ship's store, learn to speak like a pirate, fire the ship's water cannons, enjoy a limbo contest and best-dressed pirate contest, and get down pirate-style to Top 40 music and golden oldies. Your adventure begins at nearby Cask & Trotter for a family-style barbecue dinner with included wine, beer, and soft drinks. This event is for ages 21-plus. You may bring your own food and alcohol onboard. It's time to get your pirate on! u Friday; 5:30–8:30 pm; $75, $40 cruise only; cancel by August 1 18 Pioneers Come Alive at Lake View Cemetery Seattle actress Beth Ams- bary becomes Louisa Boren Denny as she narrates a 90-minute walking tour of the pioneer graves at Capitol Hill's Lake View Cemetery. Optional brunch at nearby Volunteer Park Cafe and Marketplace. u Saturday; 9:30 am tour, 11:15 am brunch; $32, $15 tour only; cancel by August 10 22 History and Culture of Costume Jewelry with Rhinestone Rosie The WAC will be getting an exclusive lecture on the his- tory and culture of costume jewelry from Rhinestone Ros- ie. We will head to her shop in Queen Anne and learn about the history and culture of costume jewelry while get- ting to explore her space. She will use examples from her inventory and then do evalua- tions for attendees on two to three items. Find out if your great-grandmother's earrings are worth something! u Wednesday; 6–8 pm; $30; cancel by August 15 22 U.S. Coast Guard Tour N Safety on our wa- terways—that's the primary mission of the U.S. Coast Guard. Base Seattle, located at Sodo's Pier 36, oversees the safety and navigation of over 3,000 square miles of bays, straits, open ocean, and more. In addition to its search and rescue efforts, the Coast Guard conducts research; escorts ferries, Navy vessels, and cruise ships; and boards an average of 600 boats per year. We'll meet at Pier 36 to learn about the Maritime Safety and Security Team, K9 explosive detection team, the armory, and Base Seattle's small boats. We'll also join Coast Guard staff for lunch and go aboard a high-endur- ance cutter or other ship, if one is in port, to see what it's like to be part of a maritime 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events