Yongin City Lifelong Learning Center

Yongin City Lifelong Learning Center, adjacent to Suji Library, is a complex facility that houses educational, performance, and sports facilities to meet the high educational needs of Yongin citizens and provide opportunities for learning. It opened in September 2004 as the Yongin City Women's Center, and in November 2019 it was renamed Yongin City Lifelong Learning Center and reopened. Regular and occasional education programs at the Lifelong Learning Center are operated by the Yongin City Lifelong Education Division, the sports center by Yongin YMCA, and performances and venue rentals by the Yongin Cultural Foundation. Yongin City Lifelong Learning Center is a building with 2 basement floors and 4 above-ground floors. On the 1st basement floor and 1st floor, there are the Lifelong Learning Support Center and sports facilities such as a swimming pool, squash court, gym, aerobics room, locker room, and shower room. On the 2nd floor, there are the large performance hall Keun Eoul Madang (607 seats), the small Eoul Madang (162 seats), and an outdoor stage. On the 3rd and 4th floors, there are a total of 10 lecture rooms and a nursing room. In particular, the Lifelong Learning Support Center operates courses such as qualifications, foreign languages, IT, culture and arts, and hobbies and liberal arts under the vision of [Yongin, a city that completes the value of life through lifelong learning], and supports various services such as adult literacy classes for adults who missed opportunities to learn and a happy baking skills class, contributing to creating a happy lifelong learning city. In addition, the swimming pool allows free swimming at an affordable price for day admission. Various performances and events held at Keun Eoul Madang and Small Eoul Madang can be checked through the Yongin Cultural Foundation website. On the 1st floor, there is a cafe called Sperospera, a job project for people with disabilities in Yongin City. It takes about 4 minutes on foot [279m] from Suji-gu Office Station on the Shinbundang Line. Nearby are Everland, Korean Folk Village, JobWorld, the World Cultural Heritage Yungneung and Geolleung, Mulhyanggi Arboretum, Yongin Rural Theme Park, and Deokpyeong Dinosaur Arboretum.

Details

Reservation guide for Korean nationals

Reservations can be made via the website, by phone, or in person.

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

Disabled parking available (20 spaces)_Disability-free convenience facilities

Public transport

Get off at Suji-gu Office Station and walk for 3 minutes

Access route

A gently sloped ramp is installed up to the entrance

Entrance passage

The main entrance has no threshold, so wheelchair access is possible (automatic door)

Elevator

Elevator available

Restroom

Accessible restroom available

Spectator seating

Wheelchair-accessible seating available

Other facilities

Wheelchair lift available

Visual

Braille brochures

Braille sign available (in front of performance building entrance)

Families with infants

Nursing room

Nursing room available (education building 4th floor)

Other facilities

Baby protection seat available in the accessible restroom