Bucheon Art Center

Bucheon Arts Center is a classical music performance hall with top-level architectural acoustics that opened in May 2023. As a landmark of Bucheon, the first nationally designated cultural city in the country, the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra and Bucheon City Choir reside here, and it is permeating the daily lives of citizens as a space for citizens to enjoy culture and arts based on their life cycle.
The concert hall, which has 1,445 seats, is the first space in the local government to have a pipe organ designed. Designed by renowned sound designer Tateo Nakajima of Arup in the UK, the optimal structure was implemented in detail so that music can be enjoyed as if it were ‘one musical instrument.’
In particular, the large pipe organ consisting of 4,576 pipes, 63 stops, and two performance consoles is a work of Canadian company Casavant Frères and is located in the center of the concert hall. In addition, the acoustic reflector installed on the ceiling is the world's first double acoustic reflector and carefully adjusts the depth of sound depending on the arrangement.
The 304-seat black box-type small performance hall accommodates a variety of artistic genres, from recitals to traditional arts, dance, plays, and small-scale operas, and is also in the spotlight as a ‘recording attraction’ where albums by famous artists are recorded with perfect acoustics.

Details

Parking fee

- 1 hour free
- Performance spectators 1,000 won
- Training students 2,000 won