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Laguna Beach offers unlimited art this summer
The Passport to the Arts 2009 will provide access to more than 500 artists and 300 workshops.
By Beth HartnettPublished: April 12, 2009 11:35 AM
Laguna Beach is giving Orange County locals the opportunity to indulge their artistic sides all summer long in 2009.
The Laguna Beach Visitors & Conference Bureau has released its Passport to the Arts 2009, an unlimited pass to three of the city’s renowned arts festivals all summer long. City officials hope this first-time collaboration will help boost ticket sales in a time of economic uncertainty.
The season pass, priced at $19, highlights Laguna Beach’s the Festival of the Arts (July 5-Aug. 31), Sawdust Art Festival (June 26-Aug. 30), and Art-A-Fair (June26-Aug. 30).
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The Laguna Beach Visitors & Conference Bureau has released its Passport to the Arts 2009, an unlimited pass to three of the city’s renowned arts festivals all summer long. City officials hope this first-time collaboration will help boost ticket sales in a time of economic uncertainty. The season pass, priced at $19, highlights Laguna Beach’s the Festival of the Arts (July 5-Aug. 31), Sawdust Art Festival (June 26-Aug. 30), and Art-A-Fair (June26-Aug. 30). NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Mission Viejo nets $285,100 in federal funds for city pathway Zov’s Bistro in Tustin offers bridal services Latino independent producers gather in Newport Beach |
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