Gyeonggi Arts Center경기아트센터

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Gyeonggi Arts Center is a multi-purpose performing arts venue in Paldal-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do. Basic planning and a design competition began in 1984, and it opened in 1991 as the Gyeonggi Provincial Culture and Arts Center. In 2020, it was renamed Gyeonggi Arts Center, with its resident company becoming the Gyeonggi Arts Company, and at the same time it began transforming into an open, less formal space. The center was built to revitalize regional arts and culture and to offer residents of the province a wide range of cultural benefits—a place where art comes alive, connects with society, and becomes part of everyday life. Its facilities include the Haengbokhan Grand Theater, the Aneukhan Small Theater, the Kkumkkuneun Convention Center, the Sinnaneun Outdoor Stage, the Bitnaneun Gallery, and the Sodamhan Gallery. In addition to its own productions, the center runs a variety of arts and culture programs, including cultural welfare, education, provincial government projects, exhibitions, and venue rentals. Through continuous efforts to build state-of-the-art facilities, it leads the way in forward-looking, professional culture and offers audiences the very best cultural experiences.