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are there any pinot's palette or painting with a twist in the LA,CA area?

My best friends and I were watching the little couple and they went to pinot and picasso(pinot's palette). We thought it would be really fun to go do something like that. But we need it close to home. So if anyone knows that there is something like that in the Los Angeles area or not too far from it. Thanks (:

Hi, Catherine Deano here, franchisor for Painting with a Twist. We were recently registered in California and will be opening our first franchise within the next few months in the LA area. Please check out our website www.paintingwithatwist.com for updates or to check out our other locations

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The Highlights of Sunny Malaga

Located in Andalucia, Spain, Malaga is at the heart of the seaside region of the Costa del Sol. Although the area is perhaps most famous for its white beaches there are many other attractions to explore in this historic city. In fact, here you can take in the spectacle of a festival, explore ancient architectural treasures and soak up stunning views and delicious local fare.

Visit the town in festival time and enjoy a feast for all of your senses. The Fiestas de Carnival takes place for 40 days before Lent while the Feria de Malaga happens for two weeks in August. During both occasions the streets become a riot of colour and you can enjoy music, street entertainment, stalls and enthusiastic crowds.

Malaga is a great place to take in modern art. A trip to Centro de Arte Contemporaneo (Centre for Modern Arts) is recommended. Located on Avenida Comandante Benitez, it showcases both established and up and coming artists.

The Picasso Museum on San Agustin is a must-see. The most famous painter of the 20th century was born in the town in 1881. Here you can take in examples of his art in a stunning 16th century building steeped in Andalucian history. Furthermore, Picasso’s birthplace in nearby Plaza Merced is also worth a visit.

Not only does Malaga boast an amphitheatre but it has a Roman Theatre too. In fact, the town can trace its origins even further back to the Phoenicians. The Roman Theatre is open to the public and sits at the base of another historic attraction - the Alcazaba - close to Plaza de Aduana. Alcazaba is a Moorish word for walled fortifications and it is one of only seven to survive in Spain.

Another reminder of more violent times is the adjacent 14th century Castillo de Gibralfaro, built on a much older Phoenician site. Now in ruins, it once witnessed a 3-month siege against the rulers Ferdinand and Isabella; however, its ramparts still stand and make an impressive site set amongst woodland.

Close to both of these warlike structures is a popular walk along the Paseo del Parque. Taking you past parkland and woods it offers a pleasant stroll that leads to the harbor, which is one of the busiest in Spain.

Of course, it is impossible to visit Malaga without taking in its white sandy beach, fringed with palm trees. Here you will find many delicious eateries called Chiringuitos where you can sample delicious tapas and other delicacies.

It is also good to know that once you disembark your flights to Malaga, then it is possible to travel on to such nearby jewels of the Costa del Sol, such as Fuengirola and Puerto Banus. With the opportunity to experience Malaga and beyond, there really is so much to cater any visitor on a trip to this sunny destination.

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