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46 WAC Magazine | wac.net club programs events 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events club programs events Explorer's Circle: Tulip Season in Holland & Belgium MAY 27 Member Tarek Haidar will give a special presentation about Holland at the height of tulip season, when the country's fields explode in vibrant swaths of every imaginable color. We will have an imaginary visit to Harlingen, Rotterdam, and The Hague. We will also explore Antwerp's rich artistic heritage and the world's largest diamond district. From the culinary delights of Bruges to the architectural wonders of Ghent, each part of this presentation is a chapter in a story of discovery and delight. Wednesday; 5:30–7:30 pm; complimentary. JUNE Insights from Robbie Bach JUNE 4 Robbie Bach is the former Chief Xbox Officer for Microsoft. During his 22-year tenure, Bach led the teams responsible for some of the company's most pivotal initiatives, including the successful launch and establishment of the Xbox, Xbox Live, and Zune. Bach offers unparalleled insights on navigating massive corporate disruption, securing organizational buy-in for strategic risk, and applying corporate principles to drive significant social impact. Thursday; 6–7:30 pm; $55. Pride Drag Brunch JUNE 7 Celebrate in style at our Pride Drag Brunch! We're turning up the volume for a morning of high-energy performances, fabulous costumes, and non- stop entertainment. It's the ultimate way to honor Pride Month with a side of sparkle and great company. Sunday; 11 am–1 pm; $75 members/$90 guests. 20s/30s Summer Socials JUNE 9, JULY 14, AUGUST 11 Sun's out, let's go out! Our 20s/30s crowd is heading out on the town for a season of lively 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events OUTDOOR ADVENTURE SUMMER MORNING SERIES Take in the beauty of Seattle's spring and summer with walks around local parks and trails. These morning jaunts bring scenic escapes, good company, and exploration to your week! Discovery Park Walk MAY 20 Discovery Park is a peaceful 534-acre getaway where you can truly see the variety of the Pacific Northwest. Trails lead through quiet forest groves and open meadows that look out over Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. It's a great spot for a steady walk with plenty of level paths and wide-open views. Wednesday; 7:30–9 am. Coal Creek Trail Walk JUNE 17 If you're looking for a peaceful escape that feels worlds away from the city, Coal Creek Trail is a lush, forested corridor tucked into the Bellevue hills. The trail follows the gentle murmur of the creek through a deep canopy of maple and cedar, where moss-covered bridges and wooden boardwalks lead past hidden waterfalls. Wednesday; 7–9:30 am. Kelsey Creek Trail Walk JULY 22 Kelsey Creek offers a scenic stroll through a picturesque landscape of rolling pastures and quiet wetlands. The trail loops around a historic 1930s farm, where you can see grazing livestock and weathered barns before disappearing into a cool, shaded forest. It's a gentle, relaxing walk that captures the feeling of the countryside right in the heart of Bellevue, providing soft terrain and plenty of wildlife sightings along the way. Wednesday; 7–9:30 am. PRIDE DRAG BRUNCH | JUNE 7

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