Santa Ana boasts a hot lineup of arts deals this week
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There's plenty to do when it comes to artsy events in Santa Ana this week, including taking digital-photography classes, getting instruction in painting or drawing and browsing through a cultural museum.
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Up to 71% Off Digital Photography Classes
From the California Center for Digital Arts deal description:
Digital photography class introduces the settings beyond auto; lighting class teaches how to take flattering photos with and without flash. Both classes are taught by David LaNeve, a portrait photographer who uses lighting techniques to get to the heart of his subjects. A photographer for 20 years, he’s shot about 5,000 portraits.
Where: 310 W. Fifth St.
Price: $38.48 (70% off regular price); two other options available
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51% Off Classes at School of Art
From the School of Art deal description:
Learn drawing and painting fundamentals such as composition and shading during age-appropriate art classes for children, teens and adults.
Where: 3746 S. Bristol St., South Coast
Price: $85.50, kids class (51% off regular price); $130.15, teen or adult classes (50% off regular price)
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Up to 41% Off Admission to Bowers Museum
From the Bowers Museum deal description:
Cultural museum showcasing a permanent collection of more than 120,000 artifacts and artwork from all across the world. The Bowers has been voted best local museum by readers of the Orange County Register for 26 consecutive years.
Where: 2002 N. Main St.
Price: $19 for two (36% off regular price); two other options available
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