Washington, D.C. Art Studio Deals
7 active deals for Art Studio/Center
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Sippin' and Paintin' at 918 F Stre...
Sippin' + Paintin'
Washington, D.C. Citywide
You know from all those post-work happy hours that a little booze brings out your inner networker. With today's deal, you'll find that it can bring out your inner artist as well: Enroll in Sippin' and Paintin', a hands-on painting class with wine hosted at LivingSocial's 918 F Street. While sipping wine, you'll get to rub elbows with other aspiring painters and work on your own stunning piece to take home. Established local artists will lead the classes, providing personal and practical instruction. All the supplies you'll need are included, so there's no need to bring your own brush -- or stemware.
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Georgetown Guitar
One or Two One-Hour Guitar Lessons
Washington, D.C.
With lessons taught by a professional guitarist who has been heaped with praise by The Baltimore Sun and has won numerous awards for his performances, this school caters to students of all skill levels in a spacious Georgetown studio:
• $29 ($70 value) for a one-hour classical, Spanish, or acoustic guitar lesson
• $55 ($140 value) for two one-hour guitar lessons
• Watch one of the instructor's performancesGeorgetown Guitar's Website
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sold outFloral Arranging at 918 F Street
Floral Arranging Class
Washington, D.C.
Your floral arranging skills include knowing to cut stems on the diagonal so they absorb more water and... that's about it. Let your floristry talent grow with today's offer from LivingSocial's 918 F Street: Pay $59 for an introductory floral arranging lesson led by perennial professional Jennifer Oliver, owner and designer of Highway to Hill Flowers. You'll learn the fundamentals of floral arranging, design principles, and common techniques while creating a perfectly balanced centerpiece using fragrant pittosporum, pink cabbage garden roses, peach hypericum berries, pink Peruvian lilies, pink bouvardia, and seeded eucalyptus. You'll welcome spring with your very own attractive arrangement set in a modern, rectangular glass vase.
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Carpe Diem Wellness at 918 F Street
Superfoods Cooking Class
Washington, D.C.
Long before quinoa hit specialty market shelves, the ancient Incas labelled the edible seed perfectly: "the mother of all grains." Whether you're a skeptic or a believer in the nutritional value of Earth's superfoods, check out this hands-on cooking class at LivingSocial's 918 F Street and learn more about healthy living and incorporating superfoods into your home cooking.
Lisa Miles Jackson, a health coach and the owner of Carpe Diem Wellness, will take you step by step through making four dishes jam-packed with nutrients: Rainbow Kale Salad with a Citrus Vinaigrette; Sunflower Queso Dip; Quinoa Salad with Black Beans, Avocado, and Cumin-Lime Dressing; and sweet Cacao Goji Truffles. You'll learn all about the benefits of consuming fresh, unprocessed ingredients, and get tips on making small changes to lead a healthier lifestyle. The next time you hit the grocery store, you'll be prepared to skip over the frozen foods aisle.
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Marcella Kriebel at 918 F Street
Watercolor Art Class + Salsa & Sangria...
Washington, D.C.
From Van Gogh's vibrant still lifes to Warhol's soup cans, food has been inspiring artists for centuries. Hang a gourmet masterwork in your own kitchen with this offer from LivingSocial's 918 F Street: Pay $35 for admission to a hands-on watercolor art class from Marcella Kriebel, a Washington-based artist and author. After traveling throughout Central and South America, Marcella created Comida Latina: An Illustrated Cookbook to share the regions's vibrant colors and flavorful recipes through art. Using prints taken from the cookbook, you'll use watercolors to paint recipes for Salsa Verde and Pasilla Salsa. And since this really is about the food, you'll also get to snack on the salsas you're painting and enjoy a refreshing glass of sangria. It's food for the soul and your walls.
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Kate Lee at 918 F Street
Parent & Child Gardening Class
Washington, D.C.
Just because you love gardening doesn't mean you want to be harvesting couch potatoes all summer. Put your spuds out to play this summer break with today's blossoming experience from LivingSocial's 918 F Street: admission for one child and one parent to a hands-on lesson in the art of gardening. Kate Lee of Capital City Farm Co. will sow the seeds of excitement as kids use paint markers and googly eyes to decorate their own pot. Then -- with Mom or Dad's expert help -- they'll plant two edible herbs (think basil or oregano). Kids will learn all about growing healthy plants, the cycle of life through composting, and more -- and you'll have gotten your young environmentalist's hands off the remote and into the dirt.
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Washington School of Photography
Choice of Four Digital Photography Workshops...
Montgomery County
Starting with just two rooms in 1976, this Rockville school has grown into a widely respected institution helping beginners and pros alike develop their skills. Take your pick from a variety of workshops that can help you create photos that command attention:
• $99 ($245 value) for a 4-week intro to digital photography workshop including three classroom sessions and a field trip
• $99 ($245 value) for a 4-week intermediate digital photography workshop
• $99 ($245 value) for a 4-week composition and design workshop
• $99 ($245 value) for a 3-week lighting with portable flash workshopIntimate Classes at a Fully-Equipped Facility
The professionally led classes at this center are kept to a small group size to ensure that you and your camera get plenty of attention, whether you're an intermediate student looking to explore the relationship between flash, ISO, and shutter speed, or a beginner interested in unlocking your camera's basic features for the first time. The WSP facilities are used as an imagemaking center by photographers, digital media artists, and filmmakers, so don't be surprised if you catch sight of some stunning work on your way to class.Washington School of Photography's Website
