Seogwipo Arts Center

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Seogwipo Arts Center

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Seogwipo-si

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Seogwipo-si

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Opened in 2014 to Promote Local Culture and Arts

http://culture.seogwipo.go.kr/artcenter/

Seogwipo Arts Center

The Seogwipo Arts Center opened in June 2014, and was built to contribute to promoting the regional cultural arts, provide opportunities for the locals to have better cultural experiences and support theatrical activities. Located in Sammaebong Park in Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si, the center was designed with a theme inspired by the volcanic cone crater and Hallasan Mountain, which was named the “Volcanic Cone of Culture and Arts Flowering in the Winds of Jeju Island.” The Seogwipo Arts Center was funded by both national and regional government subsidies and is the first and only arts center in Seogwipo-si. It is about 8,481 square meters (four basement levels and two floors above ground) and has a main auditorium (802 seats), small auditorium (190 seats), exhibition hall, seminar room, lecture hall, and practice rooms, to name a few.

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615 Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do

270, Taepyeong-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do

064-760-3341

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The Seogwipo Arts Center opened in June 2014, and was built to contribute to promoting the regional cultural arts, provide opportunities for the locals to have better cultural experiences and support theatrical activities.

Located in Sammaebong Park in Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si, the center was designed with a theme inspired by the volcanic cone crater and Hallasan Mountain, which was named the “Volcanic Cone of Culture and Arts Flowering in the Winds of Jeju Island.”

The Seogwipo Arts Center was funded by both national and regional government subsidies and is the first and only arts center in Seogwipo-si. It is about 8,481 square meters (four basement levels and two floors above ground) and has a main auditorium (802 seats), small auditorium (190 seats), exhibition hall, seminar room, lecture hall, and practice rooms, to name a few.