Gochang Hall of Culture

Until December 5, 2008, when the Gochang Culture Center was built, the representative exhibition and performance hall related to cultural events in Gochang-gun was the Dongri Traditional Music Hall, which began construction in 1988 and was completed in 1990. However, Dongri Gugakdang was not able to attract high-quality performances due to its small stage and capacity of 500 seats, and as time went by, it was mainly used as a general commemorative event hall. Accordingly, a new facility was needed to satisfy the growing cultural needs of Gochang residents, and the Gochang Culture Hall, a 625-seat complex cultural space equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, was able to be built.
Gochang Culture Center was established to provide a place for cultural and artistic creative activities that can inherit and enrich Gochang-gun's traditional culture and arts, allowing residents to enjoy a variety of culture and arts, and to contribute to the cultural development of the Gochang region. The exterior of the building symbolizes the ‘sogo’ and ‘12-foot sangmo’ of Gochang Nongak, and more than 100 performances, exhibitions, and movies are held annually, and about 60,000 visitors visit each year.

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Access route

A gently sloped ramp is installed at the main entrance

Restroom

Accessible restrooms available (beside the performance hall lobby, separate for men and women)

Spectator seating

Accessible seats available in the auditorium (8 seats)
- 4 seats in the back row of row Da, 4 seats in the back row of row Ga

Other facilities

Wheelchair access available inside the exhibition hall