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Where do non-university-students find these things? (I'm more interested in music than art, but I suspect the question generalizes)
If you're willing to pay, there are a lot of private art (and music) teachers.
At community college.
Most American cities also offer dance, martial arts and art classes through their departments of parks and recreation, I believe. At least, my last couple cities have.
I've done both, and recommend both. When you find a teacher you can really connect with, you can then move into a private tutelage.
You can also google it (along with your city/suburb name) eg '("learn to draw" OR "art class") san jose'