Looking to up your appreciation of the arts and culture scene?
We've rounded up four events around Philadelphia this week that will scratch your cultural itch, from a BYOB painting class to discounted admission to a historic estate.
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A Date with Paint
From the event description:
Draw inspiration from our "Nordic Changes" exhibit and paint your own northern landscape. Our instructor will walk you through painting your very own Nordic scene, as you enjoy a sample flight of Scandinavian chocolate. This is a BYOB-friendly class. The price includes all supplies.
When: Friday, Nov. 22, 7-9 p.m.
Where: American Swedish Historical Museum, 1900 Pattison Ave.
Price: $35-$40
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Up to 35% off admission at The Rosenbach of the Free Library
From the deal description:
Inside an 1865 townhouse, visitors can explore literary collections, and enjoy a special exhibition about the legendary writer Oscar Wilde.
Where: 2008 Delancey St., Fitler Square
Price: $14.50-$26 (up to 35% off regular price)
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Up to 39% off admission to National Liberty Museum
From the deal description:
Guests can enjoy an array of exhibits, such as glass artworks, paintings and sculptures
Where: 321 Chestnut St., Center City
Price: $9-$29 (up to 39% off regular price)
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Up to 63% off admission to Stenton
From the deal description:
Tour the home and garden of one of the earliest and best-preserved historic estates in Philadelphia.
Where: 4601 N. 18th St., Logan
Price: $3.38-$17.50 (up to 63% off regular price)
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