Gwangjin Cultural Center

Established in 1996, Gwangjin Cultural Center plays a role in inheriting and developing local culture. It conducts various activities for cultural promotion in Gwangjin-gu, including hosting local cultural events, running culture and arts classes, excavating local historical materials, and operating a Korean traditional music troupe. Additionally, it operates over 300 culture and arts classes to facilitate meetings and smooth communication among local residents across ages and classes, and supports various club activities. Gwangjin Cultural Center operates the Gwangjin-gu Korean Traditional Music Troupe, with a total of 30 members active in samulnori (traditional percussion), children's gayageum (zither), and children's nanta (percussion performance). Gwangjin Cultural Center is approximately 330m away from Exit 1 of Gangbyeon Station on Seoul Subway Line 2.