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Recreation Departments • Anaheim Community Services Department - Par- ent and Tot Clay Time (3-5), Artables (1½-8), Fun Acrylic Painting for Kids (6-12), Preschool and El- ementary Drawing (3-12), Cartoon Drawing (6-12), Ceramics Creations (6-12) and Masterpieces with Pencils and Pastels (6-12). Art in the Park is a free program held at various parks in Anaheim; partici- pants learn about visual arts through hands-on proj- ects. For more information about this free program, call (714) 765-5219. For information on classes, call (714) 765-5191. www.anaheim.net/ezrecconnect


• Lakewood Recreation and Community Services - Creative Clay (5-12), Mom and Me Knitting / Cro- cheting (7+). $20-30. (562) 866-9771, Ext. 2408. www.lakewoodcity.org


• Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine - Amaz- ing Art (5-16), Imagination and Creation (5-10), Little Artists (2-5) and Express with Imagination and Cre- ativity 2D and 3D Art (7-12). Expanded programs during the summer with classes that include Young Artists (6-12) and Basic Sewing (9-16). $25-50. Many Long Beach parks offer arts and crafts on a drop-in basis. (562) 570-3100. www.longbeach.gov


Most city recreation departments offer arts and crafts classes for all ages that typically include painting, drawing and ceramics. See “Recreation Departments” for contact information.


forming arts program for 3-5 year olds. Children are introduced to music, art and drama through musical instruments, singing, dancing, fairytale theatre with costumes and props, poetry, storytelling, art his- tory, appreciation and the creation of projects using techniques of the Masters. Five-year curriculum cov- ers all the major artistic periods. Drop-off program with Parent Share Days. Call today to schedule your complimentary class. Please see “Camps” listing for art classes during school vacations. Locations: 151 Kalmus, G-1, Costa Mesa, 92626; and 1311 E. Ka- tella Ave., Orange, 92867. Formerly Pacifi c School of Music and the Arts. See ad on page 63.


• Paint ‘N’ Glaze 3960 Studebaker Road, Long Beach (562) 421-8000 www.paintnglaze.com Let your creative side show! Paint ‘N’ Glaze has a large selection of ceramics and a variety of colors to choose from. Figurines, bowls, glasses, coffee mugs, plates, picture frames, skateboards and surfboards are just a sample of the items in stock. Perfect for custom gifts for mom, dad, grandparents or special friends. They even offer a year-round seasonal sec- tion where you can work on Christmas gifts now! The friendly and creative staff is willing and happy to help with tips and pointers. Convenient hours allow you to drop in after school, during vacation breaks, or even late nights on Friday and Saturday. Discount studio fees Tuesday through Friday. Birthday parties (see “Parties”) and groups rates available. What a great place to relax and enjoy! See discount coupon on page 69; ad on page 44.


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Scrapbooking Stores Custom Impressions Scrapbooking - Teen Scene (9+) meets monthly. 16337 Bellfl ower Blvd., Bell- fl ower. (562) 925-5927. www.ciscraps.com


Scrapbooking Heaven - Kids’ classes and Girl Scout programs throughout the year. 15176 Goldenwest St., Westminster. (714) 891-4664. www.scrapbookingheavenstore.com


Sewing Instruction All Brands Sewing Center - One-day kids’ (8+) work- shops and beginner to advanced classes. Locations in Buena Park, Foothill Ranch, Garden Grove, Irvine and Mission Viejo. (714) 636-1322. www.ocsewing.com


Sew Vac Ltd. - One-day classes and ongoing monthly clubs for beginning to advanced sewers in subjects such as sewing machine use, quilting, ap- plique and clothes-making (8+). 1762 Clark Ave., Long Beach. (562) 498-6684. www.sewvacltd.com


Studio Art Instruction Art House - Classes in drawing and painting (5-18). 415 E. Imperial Hwy., Fullerton. (714) 870-7119. www.thearthousefullerton.com


Art Smart - Workshops, after-school enrichment, par- ties and special events. 3823 E. 7th St., Long Beach. (562) 439-4777. www.artsmartstudioforkids.com


Art Waves - Weekly classes. 18910 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley. (714) 965-0669.


• California Arts Center at OCHSA - See complete listing in this section.


Chuck Jones Center for Creativity - Drop In and Draw Saturdays. 131 W. Chapman Ave., Orange. (949) 660-7793. www.chuckjonescenter.org


Fibonacci “Fibo Art” - Drawing and painting for kids (K- 12), and portfolio development. 3960 Prospect Ave., Unit C, Fullerton. (714) 579-1929. www.fi boart.com


Pacifi c Studio of Art - Classes in drawing and paint- ing (8+), starting at $10. 1122 Lake St., Huntington Beach. (714) 960-2856.


attractions


Attractions and theme parks for all ages throughout Southern California. Also see: “Museums” and “Zoos.”


• Adventure City 1238 S. Beach Blvd., Anaheim (714) 236-9300 www.adventurecity.com Adventure City in North Orange County is guaran- teed to entertain young families, with 16 exciting rides and attractions including the exhilarating roll- er coaster “Tree Top Racers” and the “Drop Zone,” a 50-foot free fall tower. You’ll also fi nd a live inter- active children’s theater, a petting farm, a 25-foot climbing wall, an arcade, a Thomas the Tank En- gine™ and Friends play area, great food and much more. What a great place to have a company picnic, birthday party or team party! The price is right too. All-day unlimited rides: adults or children, $14.95; seniors (55 and over), $9.95. AAA discount avail- able for up to six regular-price admissions per card. Free parking. See discount coupon on page 69.


Aquariums The following aquariums offer guided and self- guided tours. Also see “Science” for a listing of aquarium educational programs.


• Aquarium of the Pacifi c (562) 590-3100


More than 11,000 ocean animals are featured in three main galleries with 19 major habitats and 32 focus exhibits including over 500 different species. Exhibits include: Shark Lagoon, with sharks and ray touch tanks; the Lorikeet Forest aviary; and the “Whales: Voices in the Sea,” kiosk exhibit. In May 2011, two new exhibits opened at the Aquarium of the Pacifi c: the Arctic and Antarctic: Our Polar Re- gions in Peril and the Ocean Science Center. Edu- cational programs also available (see “Science”) as well as annual events. Admission: adults, $24.95; kids (3-11), $12.95; seniors (65+), $21.95. See ad on page 11; discount coupon on page 69.


Cabrillo Marine Aquarium (310) 548-7562


Thirty-fi ve saltwater tanks, a larger touch tank out- side the main exhibit hall, plus discovery labs and an Aquatic Nursery with baby sea animals. Family and


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