Yeongcheon Cultural Center

Yeongcheon Cultural Center, established in 1967, aims to develop, preserve, transmit, and promote the precious cultural heritage imbued with the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors, and to carry out social education activities and projects for the promotion of local culture. Every year in the first and second halves of the year, it opens cultural courses for general citizens such as accordion, sijo singing, Korean dance, daegeum, and pungmul, and publishes historical and cultural exploration trips, the cultural center newsletter, and various booklets. It is also a place that leads cultural activities in the region, such as holding the Yeongcheon Culture and Arts Festival for the harmony and unity of local residents and the Wangpyeong Song Festival to honor Wangpyeong Lee Eung-ho, a lyricist from Yeongcheon who wrote the lyrics of the song Hwangseong Yet Teo during the Japanese colonial period.

Details

Reservation guide for Korean nationals

Cultural courses: individual in-person registration

Parking fee

Free

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Disabled parking available (2 spaces, riverside public parking lot)_Disability-free convenience facilities

Access route

A ramp is installed up to the entrance

Entrance passage

The main entrance has a ramp, making it accessible for wheelchairs (manual door)