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Art Cottage (Kunstkaten)
The Ahrenshoop Art Cottage (Kunstkaten) is one of the oldest art galleries in North Germany. Changing exhibitions on the Ahrenshoop art colony, the subsequent generations of artists up to contemporary art themes: landscape, man and sea. Concerts, readings, films, performances.
Beach Hall (Strandhalle)
The Beach Hall (Strandhalle) provides 200 m² work space for exhibitions and events for groups of painters, other artists and students. It accommodates an etching workshop as well as a guest house and is maintained by the municipality. Changing exhibitions: contemporary art, historic art colony (collection of the patrons and the municipality), concerts, readings
New Art House (Neues Kunsthaus)
The New Art House (Neues Kunsthaus) is an exhibition space for contemporary art. Changing exhibitions: painting, graphic art, sculptures, book objects, new music, Edition Hohes Ufer Ahrenshoop with thematic single and group exhibitions.
Artists' House Lukas
The Artists' House Lukas is a place for scholarship holders in the fields of fine arts / artistic photography, literature / literary translation and music / composition. Every last Sunday of the month is open-studio-day.
Gallery Peters-Barenbrock
Changing exhibitions and events of musical-culinary character take place at the Gallery Peters-Barenbrock at the Haus Elisabeth von Eicken.
Gallery at Thorn House (Galerie im Dornenhaus)
Thorn House - a house, which has often been painted. Changing exhibitions: ceramics, painting, metal and textile objects, concerts and readings
The Old School (Alte Schule) Gallery
A new gallery was opened in Ahrenshoop on 3. June 2006, it's name is derived from the historical building. The old school building in Ahrenshoop was built in 1828, the school was shut in 1974 keeping 'Old School' (Alte Schule) for its name.
Art Gallery at Schifferberg (Kunsthaus am Schifferberg)
The art gallery at Schifferberg is dedicated to both the traditions of the artists' colony and the growth of the district from classical modern to the development of contemporary art.
