2. Programs for Children

These parent-child activities are for preschool through elementary-school-aged children accompanied by their parents.

Free Zone for Children & Parents

A space where children can experience the joy of making something for themselves. This program is offered three times a month.

Children’s Programs

Art workshops tailored to children’s ages and stages of development.

Creative Picnics

These events are for children with special needs and their parents or guardians. Held once a month, this program provides a place for creative activities, a place that allows children to work confidently and without being rushed, at their own pace.

3. Programs for Adults

To participate in these programs, individuals must be junior high school students or older. Classes in arts and crafts introduce the use of techniques, materials, tools, and equipment so that even beginners can enjoy creating with them. Lectures and artist workshops are also included in our wide range of programs.

4. Public Participation Programs

Azamino College

A place where the the boundaries of art are extended to include whatever participants would like to learn or teach others more about.

Azamino Art Wagon

A one-day shop where artists and individuals with disabilities offer their works for sale.

Azamino Marché

A marketplace for vegetables grown by and handmade confections made by individuals with disabilities.

Fellow Art Gallery

A space where everyone can enjoy art, regardless of disabilities or other differences, our standing exhibition space is designed to build richer relationships in which we affirm each other on the same horizon.

Showcase Gallery
and Gallery in the Lobby

Showcase Gallery exhibitions present work by contemporary artists, four times a year. Gallery in the Lobby exhibitions display items from our camera and photography collection, also four times a year. Both types of exhibitions are held in our lobby.

Lobby Concerts

Free and highly enjoyable performances by local musicians at noon on the second and fourth Sunday of every month.

Art Plaza Bento Shop and Bakery

By providing a place for these shops, we support Yokohama farmers, women entrepreneurs, and philanthropic organizations.

Azamino Supporters of the Arts

Our supporters are volunteers who register to help out at the Yokohama Civic Art Gallery Azamino. They work with artists and staff members to create exhibitions and bring added excitement to events.

5. Azamino Salon

Here we introduce art of many genres, including films, concerts, rakugo (traditional comic storytelling), and talks.

6. The Collection of Camera and Photography of the Yokohama City

Our mission includes curating Yokohama City’s extraordinary Camera and Photography collection (the former Naylor Collection) and using materials from that permanent collection in exhibitions illuminating the history of cameras and photography throughout the world.