ACROS Fukuoka｜Upcoming Events

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ACROS Fukuoka is a venue which hosts a variety of events that foreign visitors can enjoy. Facilities include a full scale classical music hall “Fukuoka Symphony Hall”, a venue for world class performers and concerts. Other features include free exhibitions of traditional Fukuoka arts and crafts. When you visit Fukuoka feel free to drop in.

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January 30 (Mon) to February 5 (Sun)
10 am 〜 6 pm (First day from 12 pm, final day until 4 pm)

Baby’s First Festival – Dolls for Grown-ups

Artists from the Hakata Doll Commerce and Industry Cooperative Association have been creating seasonal decorations for over 400 years. In this exhibition they have created with both traditional skills and new flavor over 100 Baby’s First Festival items for display sale. Doll painting display by doll maker during exhibition.

Baby’s First Festival – Dolls for Grown-ups

February 9 (Thu) to 12 (Sun)
10 am 〜 6 pm（Final day until 4 am）

Valentine choko (sake cup) Exhibition　

In addition to the choko sake cups on display other tableware items feature. Over 700 items on display sale. Pottery wheel demonstrations held at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.

February 13 (Mon) to 19 (Sun)
10 am 〜 6 pm (First day from 12 pm, final day until 4 pm)

Wooden Furniture Exhibition
by a Collaborative Trio of Artists

Over 100 items of furniture and wooden fittings on display sale. Furniture making exhibition during display.

Wooden Furniture Exhibition by a Collaborative Trio of Artists

February 20 (Mon) to 26 (Sun)
10 am 〜 6 pm (First day from 12 pm, final day until 4 pm)

Akizuki Fugajin Exhibition : LINE - Japan and the West

Over 200 items including works created by Akizuki potters on display sale. Hand made washi paper making class at 11am and 2pm.

Akizuki Fugajin Exhibition : LINE - Japan and the West

February 27 (Mon) to March 4 (Sun)
10 am 〜 6 pm (First day from 12 pm, final day until 4 pm)

Pottery and Dye Exhibition

Dye made from the grass and wood of Yabe Village in Yame City, and pottery with a local feel from the Gozen Kiln. Over 400 items bursting with spring color on display sale. Pottery painting and weaving class during exhibition (fees apply).