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Have a Taste of MAC During Annual Spirit Week S
ave the date for Taste of MAC, an unfor- gettable evening at the club featuring a
sampling of Northwest food, beer and wine from 6-9 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23. The Turnaround will be transformed
into a tented celebration with live music and locally sourced food used by Executive Chef Philippe Boulet in MAC’s kitchen. Several Northwest breweries and wineries are on hand with tastings of their finest selections. Registration begins 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 8 for this 21-and-older event. Space is limited in the Turnaround so reserve early; the event is anticipated to sell out quickly. Registration is $15 per member and $22 per guest. Guests are limited to two per member account. The registration fee includes entry, food and four drink tokens. Additional tokens for beer and wine may be purchased for $1 each. Beer and wine tastes are one token and a glass is four.
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Taste of MAC is the culminating event for the second annual Spirit Week. During this event there is a Family Friday for younger members. Child Care and Junior Lounge hours are extended until 9 p.m. but reservations are required. Regular child care rates apply to children ages five and six in the lounge. Contact Child Care at
6/29/11 1:17 PM
503-517-7215 for more information or to reserve space.
For more information about Taste of MAC or to register, call Member Services at 503-223-8744. Look for a full listing of Spirit Week activities in the September Winged M and on
www.themac.com. Quick Register CE106 WM
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