Uijeongbu Cultural Center

The Uijeongbu Cultural Center is a place dedicated to inheriting and developing Uijeongbu's local cultural history and regional culture. It carries out projects to discover and preserve local historical materials, creative local cultural festivals and inter-regional cultural content exchange projects, cultural education projects, and projects to revitalize everyday culture and arts. Established on December 23, 1989 under the Local Cultural Center Promotion Act and opened in 1990 at the Citizens Hall, the Uijeongbu Cultural Center was newly built and relocated to its current location in 2003. The cultural center is equipped with facilities such as a local history exhibition hall, lecture rooms, meeting rooms and a reference room, a literary theater that can accommodate 140 people, and an outdoor performance stage, and it operates various cultural events and educational programs.

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

There is a parking space exclusively for the disabled (no information signs)_Disabled-free convenience facilities

Access route

Ramps are installed leading to the entrance

Entrance passage

Wheelchair access is possible as there are no steps at the main entrance.

Elevator

Elevator available (tactile paving, braille number plates)

Restroom

There is a restroom exclusively for the disabled (there are separate restrooms for men and women on the first floor)

Spectator seating

The literary theater has seats exclusively for the disabled (10 seats).