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Activities Director Liz Phipps
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS 703-370-7092 * activities@watergateatlandmark.com

NO JR. SCRAPBOOK CLUB MEETING COMMUNITY HAPPY HOUR
Please note that the Junior Scrapbook Club will not meet this Friday, May 31 • Terrace Lounge • 7 p.m.
Saturday, May 18. It will resume on the following Saturday, Hosted by the Recreation and Youth Committees.
May 25. Ages 8 and up recommended. Contact Diane Mullens Sponsored by the Board of Directors.
at dpmullens@comcast.net or 703-973-4373 for details!

SIGN UP FOR THE SPORTS JAM KIDS FREE LESSON AT TENNIS EXPO
Saturday, June 8
CLUB PROGRAM ON SATURDAYS Outdoor Tennis Courts • 10 a.m.
Saturdays: May 18 and June 1, 8, 15 Ever wanted to give tennis a try? Come out to this
Meet at the Town Square • 1 – 4 p.m. • $25 per day year’s Tennis Expo! Attendees learn the rules
Register your child for a Saturday session with behind the game and practice common tennis
the Sports Jam Kids Club Program managed drills. It’s a FREE event, so don’t miss out!
by Pro-Fit! Let your child play sports, make
crafts, swim and more! You can contact the
Activities Office to reserve a spot. FRENCH OPEN VIEWING PARTY
Sunday, June 9
SUNDAY ON THE TERRACE Terrace Lounge • 9 a.m.
Sunday, May 19 Lower Terrace • 1 – 3 p.m. Join in the excitement as we watch
Come to one of WAL’s most popular events and you might the French Open men’s finals! The
win a door prize! Representatives from WAL’s landscaping Recreation Committee will supply
contractor BrightView will provide professional planting ad- light refreshments. FREE. RSVP
vice. Learn about the best flowers and herbs to plant on your with the Activities Office.
balcony this spring and summer! Door prizes
include large containers of beautifully planted
flowers and herbs as well as gardening sup- THE WHARF, DC
plies. Refreshments will be served. The Thursday, June 6
Landscape Committee sponsors this event. $10 Shuttle
10:30 a.m. Departure
The Wharf is DC's newest day
trip destination, bringing famous
WAL PLAY READERS restaurants, new shops, and
Tuesday, May 21 • Card Room • 7 p.m. beautiful waterfront views together in one place.
Stretch your theatrical muscles with neighbors as Explore The Wharf on your own for the day! Lunch will
you read classic plays. be on your own at The Wharf. We will depart at 10:30
a.m. and return to Watergate by 3:15 p.m.

SCIENCE CLUB
Friday, May 24 WILL ROGERS, USA PLAY
Card Room • 5:30 p.m. AND FINE DINING
Have fun with science, technology,
and engineering with the youth of Saturday, June 22
WAL. Pre-registration required. Attending children must be Terrace Lounge, TV Room
supervised. Sponsored by the Youth Committee. and Card Room
6 – 9:30 p.m. • Ticket: $40/person
Elegant Dress Attire
Kaleidoscope Theatre Co. presents by special arrange-
ment with George Spota Productions: Will Rogers’ USA
adapted from the words of Will Rogers by Paul Shyre
Saturday, May 25, Sunday, May 26 and Monday, May 27 featuring Rob Cork as Will Rogers.
The Market • Noon – 2 p.m. The Watergate Market and Café will cater the evening’s
Who can resist made to order hamburgers and hotdogs, meal, which consists of soup, roast pork dinner and des-
especially grilled ones? Buy a few at The Market and chat sert. Ticket price covers the meal, tips, and entertain-
with your neighbors and guests on the Terrace or by the ment costs. All beverages must be purchased at the
Outdoor Pool! Outdoor grilling may not occur in heavy rain or Market. To attend, buy a non-refundable ticket at the
extreme cold weather. Activities Office. Sponsored by the Social Committee.