Gwangmyeong Cultural Center

Gwangmyeong Cultural Center was established in 1992 with the aim of preserving and passing on traditional culture and developing local culture. It contributes to cultivating citizens' cultural sensitivity and developing local culture by researching and disseminating local history, holding local cultural events, and researching and distributing culture and arts programs.
The Children's Culture School and Adult Culture School run programs such as violin, ballet class, pungmul class, calligraphy, sagunja (four gentlemen painting), Gyeonggi folk songs, adult pansori, and Korean painting. The field trip program conducted in connection with Gwangmyeong is a cultural education program designed for young students who are just beginning to learn about their local community to visit Gwangmyeong's local heritage sites and cultural facilities firsthand, properly learn and familiarize themselves with the region's history and culture, and cultivate pride and local awareness as citizens of Gwangmyeong. The Ori Culture Festival has been held every year since 1992 to honor the local great figure Ori Yi Won-ik, and to foster affection for the hometown and pride in local culture.

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Designated parking spaces for people with disabilities are available, providing barrier-free access

Access route

The entrance and exit are connected to a flat area with no steps.

Entrance passage

A slope is installed at the main entrance.

Elevator

Elevator available

Restroom

Disabled accessible restroom available

Spectator seating

Cultural Theater: 2 wheelchair seats

Visual

Other facilities

Voice guidance and Braille information board available

Families with infants

Nursing room

Nursing room available (1st floor)